Top 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Disposing Bulky Junk in Singapore
- Junk Value

- Jun 27
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 22
Bulky junk is more than just big furniture or appliances — it’s also a big headache if you don’t dispose of it the right way.
From missed pickups to $10,000 fines, disposing of junk in Singapore isn’t as simple as dragging it downstairs. But the good news? Most mistakes are easily avoidable if you know what to look out for.
Here are the top 7 mistakes to avoid when disposing bulky junk that people make — and how you can skip the stress.
Town councils only remove:
Up to 3 items/month
Non-electrical, non-hazardous junk
They don’t handle fridges, washing machines, or stairs — and definitely not 5-piece wooden wardrobes.
Sure, we all want to make a few bucks. But if your sofa is scratched, your fridge is leaking, or your mattress has stains — it’s junk, not treasure.
Don’t waste time waiting for Carousell no-shows.
This one’s serious: dumping bulky items in common areas is illegal under Singapore law.The fine? Up to $10,000 — even for a single mattress.
Save your wallet. Get help from a registered team like us.
We get many frantic calls from people moving tomorrow, facing renovation deadlines or tenancy handovers.
Pro tip: book disposal 3–5 days ahead, especially if you're in a condo or walk-up flat.
Need a backup plan?
Your fridge may not even fit in the lift.Or worse — there's no lift access at all.
At Junk Value, we handle stairs, tight corners, and bulky dimensions. But most town councils won’t.
Clutter attracts:
Dust mites
Cockroaches
Termites (especially in wooden wardrobes)
Worse: it becomes visual noise and emotional baggage. Out of sight ≠ out of your life.
7. Hiring Random “Freelancers” Online Without Credentials
That $30 “pickup guy” you found on Facebook? He may just dump your stuff illegally — and you’ll never get a receipt.
We handle:
Tight stairs or walk-ups
Urgent removals
All types of junk disposal across Singapore
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