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When you move, it’s a great time to get rid of things you no longer need. There are  three ways to get rid of these things . Throwing things away is often the simplest or easiest option. It’s the go-to route for low value items that cannot be sold or donated. But throwing things out can be harder than you think. Here’s a breakdown of how to treat certain items… Small Items Disposing of small knick-knacks is pretty simple. Grab a garbage bag, fill it up, and take it outside. If you’re getting rid of paper, make sure they don’t contain sensitive material. If they do, you’ll need to shred them. You can get this done at a UPS or Staples, if you don’t own a shredder. Or — if you need to shred in bulk, there are  third-party services  who will come to your home, to shred and dispose of everything for you. Large Items For larger items, like furniture, you can’t just toss them in the regular garbage. First you should consider selling it ( see here ), but if i...

Regardless of whether you’re packing and moving to another house or just clearing up your house, sorting the things you’ve accumulated over the years is a big task. From clothes to curios, every household would have a lot of things which has been lying around unused or neglected for years. Here are a few steps to follow to sort through your pile and figure out what stays and what goes out: Sort by category Broadly divide your household into various categories such as clothes, kitchen items, fragile items, furniture etc. Sort the items based on these categories so that it is easier to manage the process. Start a few weeks earlier than when you plan to move. Always start with the least used category such as home décor. Sort by frequency of use While sorting through your items, move them into three categories based on frequency of use. If you haven’t used something for more than 3 years it is definitely to be given away. The items that is frequently used, which you surely w...

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The Houzz ARCore-based Android app was presented on stage today by Google as one of the top apps and experiences built with ARCore, the augmented reality software development kit for Android. Our demo showed how you will be able to bring the showroom into your living room and see how different furniture, accent pieces and more fit into your space. Houzz’s AR tool, View in My Room 3D, will integrate ARCore so that you can place products exactly where you want them in your home, true to scale. With the initial version of View in My Room 3D, now available in our Android app, you can already preview half a million home furniture, decor and remodeling products from the Houzz Shop in your own home, before you buy – from vanities and light fixtures to sofas and rugs – and see realistic materials and textures. The ARCore-powered experience, which will be available early next year, will make the shopping experience even better. Houzz was named “ Best App ” at the inaugural Google Play Aw...