Required Tools

Required Tools

Essential Equipment

• Heavy-Duty Garbage Bags: For collecting and disposing of unwanted items.
• Dolly or Hand Truck: To easily transport heavy or bulky items.
• Utility Knife: For cutting open boxes and bags, or for dismantling items as needed.

Optional Equipment

• Label Maker: To create labels for sorting and organizing items.
• Storage Bins: For keeping items that are being saved organized and protected.

Rental vs Purchase

When to Rent

• One-Time Cleanup: If you're only planning to do a hoarding cleanup once, renting equipment can be more cost-effective.
• Specialized Equipment: For tools or equipment that you may not need regularly, renting allows you to access high-quality tools without the commitment of ownership.

When to Purchase

• Frequent Use: If you anticipate needing the equipment for multiple cleanups, purchasing makes more sense in the long run.
• Personal Projects: If you plan on using the tools for additional projects beyond hoarding cleanup, investing in your own equipment may be worthwhile.

Safety Equipment

• N95 Respirator Masks: Protects against dust, mold, and other airborne particles during cleanup.
• Gloves: Heavy-duty gloves to protect hands from sharp objects, chemicals, and contaminants.
• Safety Glasses: To shield eyes from debris and dust during the cleanup process.

Local Rental Options

• [Provider 1]: Offers a range of equipment including dollies, heavy-duty garbage bags, and utility knives.
• [Provider 2]: Specializes in rental of cleaning equipment and safety gear.
• [Provider 3]: Provides both rental and purchase options for tools and equipment needed for hoarding cleanup.

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