
How to Remove a Toilet in 8 Steps (and Get Rid of the Old One)
Removing a toilet takes about an hour with basic tools. Here is the step-by-step, what to do about the wax ring and the open drain, and the easiest ways to get rid of the old toilet.
The newest Daily Haul editions plus our evergreen guides: tips, how-tos and industry news to help you rent the right dumpster and spend less.
The Daily Haul
Our weekday dumpster rental newspaper: real prices, rules and how-tos, newest first. The evergreen guides are below, by category.

· Vol. I · No. 77
How to clear a house full of furniture: measure each piece at its widest points and the whole route out, with tips from ItemFits, then size the dumpster by volume. A whole-home cleanout usually fits a 20 yard, about 110 to 140 bags, typically $600 to $825 all inclusive. Freon appliances, paint and chemicals stay out. Size your cleanout at dumpsterrentals.us.

· Vol. I · No. 76
Dumpster rental prices by state for 2026: a 20 yard roll-off typically runs about $600 to $825 all inclusive across the states Ultimate Dumpsters serves, from about $550 to $650 in Alabama, Iowa and Nevada to $950 to $1,050 in Alaska and Hawaii, with typical ranges for every size in every state. Landfill tipping fees, drive distance and labor explain the difference. Call (866) 858-3867 or price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.

· Vol. I · No. 75
Trash dumpster rental explained: a roll-off for one household cleanout takes furniture, bags, boxes, rugs, small appliances, mattresses in most areas and yard waste, but not paint, chemicals, propane, batteries, tires or freon appliances. A 10 yard holds about 55 to 70 trash bags and a 20 yard about 110 to 140, with typical all inclusive prices of $550 and $695 including 7 days and the weight allowance. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.

· Vol. I · No. 74
Roll-off dumpster vs front-load vs dumpster bag vs junk removal: a roll-off is an open 10 to 40 yard box for one job, typical $550 to $950 all inclusive with 7 days and 1 to 4 tons; a front-load is a 2 to 8 yard lidded business bin emptied on a schedule on one monthly bill; a dumpster bag holds 3 cubic yards and up to 3,300 pounds by its maker's spec; junk removal is a crew that loads its own truck for $349 to $895 flat. One job you load yourself is a roll-off. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.

· Vol. I · No. 73
How a dumpster rental works, day by day, following one 20 yard: order online with the price, tons and 7 days shown up front; a local hauler confirms the work order; delivery in a few minutes; 7 days of loading with extra days at $40; a swap for more room; the pickup call, the most common mid rental call in our records; and the transfer station scale ticket that settles the bill, with overage billed only on tons over the allowance, for example $175 a ton in Maryland. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.

· Vol. I · No. 72
How dumpster rental works across Wisconsin, city by city: one statewide ladder for Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Sheboygan, Kenosha and Appleton (10 yard $495-695, 20 yard $595-795). Every rental includes delivery, pickup, disposal, taxes and 7 days, with extra days at $40. A driveway stays out of the street permit rules; in the street, Madison charges $50 per 30 days, Racine $100 per 12 days, Appleton $40, Eau Claire $45 plus $4 a day and La Crosse $75 for 14 days, and Milwaukee keeps dumpsters off open streets and alleys from December 1 to March 1. Appliances, tires, yard waste and electronics stay out of the box. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.

Removing a toilet takes about an hour with basic tools. Here is the step-by-step, what to do about the wax ring and the open drain, and the easiest ways to get rid of the old toilet.

Pulling up carpet is one of the easiest DIY demo jobs. Here are the tools, the step-by-step, how to handle tack strips and staples, and how to get rid of the old carpet and pad.

A bathroom remodel does not have to mean a full gut job. Here are 12 practical ways to keep the budget down, from what to keep to what to do yourself.

Roll-off container, trash container, big garbage bin, metal box: our head of operations breaks down every name people use for a dumpster, which ones mean the same thing, and the one word that means something completely different.

After 20 years helping first-time renters, here is the thing I repeat every single day: a 10 yard is about the length of a car, it fills up faster than people expect, and a small bump up front usually saves you a second container.

Contractors do not say dumpster, they say roll-off container. Our commercial specialist explains the trade vocabulary, why it is the same box, and the one place on a jobsite where getting the word right actually saves you money.

One unit per 10 workers. One per 50-75 event guests. Then the adjustments that actually matter: food, alcohol, heat, and duration. The sizing math we use on real orders, explained.

Monthly rates, weekend rates, what servicing includes, and the add-on fees other companies bury. Real numbers from real orders, not teaser pricing.

What the sanitation standards actually require on a construction site, when ADA units are mandatory, and how inspectors count, from someone who specs sites for a living.

Do you need a permit to put a dumpster on the street? The answer depends on where you live. We break down permit requirements, costs, and timelines for all 50 states so you can plan your project without surprises.

Choosing the right dumpster size is the single most important decision you will make when renting a dumpster. This comprehensive guide walks you through every size option, the projects they fit, and how to estimate your waste volume accurately so you never overpay or run out of space.

Not everything can go in a dumpster rental. Federal, state, and local regulations prohibit certain materials from roll-off containers. Here is what is banned, why, and where to take these items instead.

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster? This comprehensive pricing guide breaks down rental costs by size, region, rental period, and debris type so you can budget accurately for your next project.

Roll-off and front-load dumpsters serve very different purposes. This guide explains the differences in design, capacity, pricing, and use case so you can choose the right container for your project or business.

Dumpster rentals do not have to break the bank. These practical strategies, from timing your rental to choosing the right size to avoiding hidden fees, can save you hundreds of dollars on your next project.

Construction and demolition debris accounts for over 600 million tons of waste annually in the United States. This guide covers regulations, disposal methods, recycling opportunities, and cost-saving strategies for every type of construction waste.

Tackle spring cleaning the right way with this comprehensive room-by-room checklist. From the kitchen to the garage, we cover what to clean, what to toss, and how to dispose of everything efficiently.

Every home renovation generates waste. This guide covers what to expect from common renovation projects, how to estimate waste volumes, and how to manage disposal efficiently from start to finish.

A roofing tear-off generates heavy, bulky waste that requires the right dumpster size and weight allowance. This guide covers everything roofers and homeowners need to know about dumpster rentals for roofing projects.

Moving is the perfect opportunity to lighten your load. This checklist helps you decide what to keep, donate, sell, and toss so you move less, spend less, and start fresh in your new home.

Severe storms leave behind fallen trees, damaged structures, and scattered debris. This guide walks you through the cleanup process safely and efficiently, from immediate safety steps to long-term recovery and insurance claims.

From backyard overhauls to seasonal yard maintenance, landscaping projects produce more waste than most people expect. Learn how to handle brush, soil, sod, stone, and green waste efficiently and affordably.

Bathroom remodels produce a surprising amount of heavy debris: tile, fixtures, drywall, and cast iron tubs. Here is how to plan your waste disposal so it does not slow down your renovation.

Large events generate large amounts of waste. From community festivals to corporate gatherings, proper waste management keeps your event clean, compliant, and environmentally responsible.

Ever wonder what happens to the contents of your dumpster after the truck drives away? This behind-the-scenes guide follows the journey from curbside pickup to material recovery facility.

First-time dumpster renters make the same mistakes over and over. Here are the five most common errors, what they cost you, and how to avoid every one of them on your next rental.

Clearing out a loved one's home is one of the hardest tasks a family can face. This step-by-step guide covers the emotional, logistical, and practical aspects of estate cleanouts from start to finish.

Responsible waste disposal protects the environment without sacrificing convenience. Learn practical strategies for reducing landfill waste during your next cleanout, renovation, or decluttering project.

From selecting the right container to managing costs and staying compliant with regulations, this guide covers every aspect of commercial waste management for businesses of all sizes.

Our Head of Operations walks through exactly what happens between clicking 'book' and a roll-off landing on your driveway, and the site prep that makes every delivery land perfectly the first time.

After coordinating deliveries for everything from driveway cleanouts to government contracts, Michael V. lists the real reasons deliveries slip, and the five-minute fixes that prevent every one of them.

Joe Woods has negotiated waste service for national retailers, municipalities, and multi-state operations. These are the ten questions that separate a real service partner from a broker who disappears after the sale.

Permanent front-load service or temporary roll-off containers? Joe Woods breaks down the decision the way he does for national accounts: by waste volume, cadence, and what your operation actually produces.
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