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When you’ve got your home on the market it can be difficult to keep up with your regular daily life. Especially in a market like we are experiencing now, where some homes are languishing while they await prospective buyers. One of the areas in your daily life that can be a bit daunting when you’re trying to keep your home in tip top condition is with your recycling. Sometimes recycling can get out of hand, attract insects, or just be downright smelly. Some types of recycling just work best in a kitchen area while others are best relegated to the garage or laundry room. The kitchen is often where people prefer to keep their composting. If you’re composting, make sure you use a composting bin with a charcoal filter on it and empty it before you leave the house if there’s any chance that your house might get shown while you’re out. Try not to leave compost in your kitchen if it’s warm as it can quickly break down and start to smell, making prospective buyers wonder about issues in your kitchen. Most other types of recycling can be delegated to a closet or garage so that they don’t add clutter to your kitchen area while you’ve got the house on the market. Set up a recycling area with some attractive bins; many recycling bins are stackable or modular so that they take up less space and look more attractive.