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Committed to Keeping Your Trash Bins Squeaky Clean

When you roll that bin back up to your house, or even into your garage, you’re placing a cesspool of germs near your living space.

You get bacteria on your hands from touching the lid and handle, which then transfers to doorknobs, the sink, the soap dispenser, and that’s only if you remember to wash your hands right away.

Germs aren’t the only creatures fond of living in dirty trash bins. Bins make ideal places for maggots and other insect larvae, mice, rats and other vermin. All of these can carry diseases that are spread through their fecal matter, particularly the rodents.

Cleaning your trash bin regularly can cut down on your family’s exposure to unnecessary disease-causing germs.

Regular cleanings prevent nasty smells from forming.

Nobody wants to lean over their dirty trash bin and take a deep whiff. Along with bacteria and fecal matter from vermin in your bin comes the lovely odors that they put off. Those smells emanating from your trash can are likely the waste materials put out by bacteria colonies as they feed off the grime, smells of decay or even dead rodents.

Regular cleanings prevent nasty odors that can cause stink in and around your home.