Tips for a Clean Bin
Practical tips for keeping your trash bins clean, sanitized, and odor-free between professional cleanings.
A dirty trash bin is more than an eyesore. The residue left inside bins causes unpleasant odors and attracts flies, maggots, insects, and other pests. A few simple habits help keep your bins cleaner between professional cleanings.
Bag Your Trash Securely
Tie bags closed so liquids and food waste stay inside the bag instead of collecting at the bottom of the bin. Keeping the lid closed also helps keep pests out and odors in.
Watch Out for the Heat
Heat can make odors and bacteria buildup much worse, especially in South Florida. Store bins out of direct sun when you can, and don't let waste sit in the bin longer than it needs to.
Schedule Regular Cleanings
A garden hose alone won't remove the grime and residue that builds up over time. Bin There Clean That cleans, sanitizes, and deodorizes your bins curbside the same day they are emptied, with one-time or recurring service.
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