I'm pregnant - me and my partner go dumpster diving to save money on baby items... we've made nearly £50k by selling our other finds online. Erin Sheffield, 39, and her husband Dave, 35, scour ...

Dumpster diving is often risky, ... Her finds include unused makeup, pet products, furniture and even baby supplies. While she cashes in about $1,000 a week from her finds, ...

"I mention that everything comes from the dumpster so that people know" Lara says. "And, within hours - the products are gone!" Recently, she found baby food, baby formula and even diapers.

I dumpster dive for beauty products — you won’t believe my crazy finds By . Erin Keller. Published Nov. 14, 2022, 7:38 p.m. ET.

Scrap-happy Dave Sheffield, 35, met wife Erin, 39 back during his college days — the trash-minded twosome bonded while Dave was picking through a pile of debris on the hunt for something of value.

Sure, it’s always nice to get a great deal on beauty products, and what's a better deal than 100% off? "Dumpster Diving" -- the art of sourcing still-usable items from the trash -- is nothing ...

A COUPLE who met dumpster diving are now married and expecting their first baby – and love digging anniversary gifts and baby essentials out of bins. Erin Sheffield and her husband, Dave, met… ...

A COUPLE who met dumpster diving have welcomed a baby together — and she sleeps in a bed they found in the trash.Erin Sheffield, a 39-year-old chari ...

Why You Should Go Dumpster-Diving For Beauty Products. By xoJane. Updated on July 14, 2015 at 10:00 PM. Shutterstock Shutterstock. Would you use makeup that you found in the trash?