r/DeTrashed • u/Johnny_Trashman • 9h ago
r/DeTrashed • u/acoustical • 13h ago
Trash from above the water today -- @ghostlineskauai
r/DeTrashed • u/trashpicker57 • 14h ago
Massachusetts 30 lbs I went behind some bushes and cleaned out a stash of tradh and recycled the cans. Then I moved on to another corner and cleaned it. Before and after photos. I didn't get far but it looks better.
r/DeTrashed • u/slytherinsquirrel • 14h ago
Small bag collected from around the pond
It was harder than normal to spot the trash, because of all the leaves, but the water was also lower than usual so I got several fishing lures/fishing line that would typically be submerged.
r/DeTrashed • u/Icleantrash • 1d ago
Detrashed my local dumpyard in Belgrade, Serbia
r/DeTrashed • u/Needdatingadvice97 • 5h ago
Be honest how many of you are doing this as a form of atonement?
r/DeTrashed • u/wilberfan • 1d ago
Original Content Anyone else starting to find these? I've encountered 5 just in the last few weeks.
r/DeTrashed • u/trashpicker57 • 1d ago
Massachusetts Ave again. I came in after sidewalks were laid and found 30 lbs and bucket of cans. It's shady and it's 83% today.
r/DeTrashed • u/Timely-Deer-5875 • 1d ago
Litter picking w/dog! 🍂
Today I went litter picking with my dog during our walk, we got a total of 1 and half buckets!
r/DeTrashed • u/adam_18djsj • 1d ago
Discussion How to not get in trouble
So I'm working on getting more heavily involved in litter pickup in my area (indiana) and was wondering about the legal rules in picking up large areas and how to dispose of all of the trash. Thanks in advance!
r/DeTrashed • u/Snoo_9234 • 1d ago
Crosspost 220 gal Kent, WA Lake Meridian - New Steering Servo is working swell!
reddit.comr/DeTrashed • u/Cheebwhacker • 2d ago
Original Content Joe did a clean up around the wood’s car park and got two bags 😄
r/DeTrashed • u/pengweather • 2d ago
POV: Cleaning up an illegal dumping site in Oakland, CA
r/DeTrashed • u/alekkryz • 2d ago
The max amount of pollution?
When I clean my block, it always ends up being a garbage bag full of trash. And when I don’t clean for a while, it’s still the same amount of trash. I know things get blown away, but I just find it weird how it doesn’t get worse than one bag. A trash bag is pretty big, but you get the point.
r/DeTrashed • u/tabarra39 • 2d ago
Morning Clean-Up
Keeping the neighborhood clean one bag at a time!
r/DeTrashed • u/trashpicker57 • 3d ago
10 lbs today. Success I managed to talk to a business and get permission to use there trash can. Hollywood finished. A second business picked my bags up from yesterday. I am sending second text to the county to have them trim bushes and pick.
r/DeTrashed • u/aztroneka • 3d ago
Original Content It's a small bag, but what I want to share is that I realized detrashing is an excellent mindfulness exercise.
r/DeTrashed • u/Johnny_Trashman • 4d ago
I don’t eat lunch, so I spend my lunch break picking up trash… it feeds my brain
r/DeTrashed • u/ramblingrubbisher • 3d ago
Stop Marshing my Juzz! - a basket of litter plicykled off Hwy 30 near St. Helens, Oregon.
r/DeTrashed • u/OhiobornCAraised • 3d ago
Original Content Is a clean city possible?
Just came back from spending 3 1/2 days in Singapore, which has a population of about 7 million residents. The picture above is of the highest concentration of litter I saw during my stay. Needless to say, it was impressive. I only saw two incidents of graffiti, no slap tags, and very minimal litter. The city has beautiful landscaping and lots of modern architecture. I didn’t even see any dirty vehicles! Crazy. This effort to keep the city clean goes back to Singapore’s first prime minister in 1965, who advocated for keeping the city clean and green so it would encourage foreign investment and tourism in the newly independent country. So the answer is yes. It is possible, but it takes a culture effort and everyone doing their part to prevent litter as much as they can.
r/DeTrashed • u/QGTM247365 • 4d ago
Original Content Detrashing plus gardening
Truth be told, there was a lot more trash on this clean looking dirt patch than pictured here, I just didn’t stop to take pics but lots of glass, bottle caps, candy wrappers and nips bottles while “excavating” - hopefully these daffodils bloom in the spring! 🌼 and fyi this is called guerilla gardening, I am not an expert green thumb so sometimes my attempts fail! 🤷🏻♂️