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BENEFITS
eliminate germs
eliminate insects
eliminate germs
Throwing away old food, and used diapers can infect your trash can with germs and diseases, such as Salmonella, Listeria, and E-Coli. Sanitizing your trash bins will kill these germs and help keep you and your family safe. We simply help our customers be preventative.
eliminate odors
eliminate insects
eliminate germs
With all of the rotting food, disposable diapers, and other disgusting items we throw into our trash cans, it is no wonder that we cringe every time we take out the trash. Waste, liquids in particular, can leak through even the smallest of tears in a trash bag and seep into the pores of a trash can. This can make your trash can smell horrible, even when it is empty. Cleaning your trash can regularly can get rid of this odor.
eliminate insects
eliminate insects
eliminate insects
Have you noticed flies hovering around your trash cans? According to the Washington State Department of Ecology, flies are attracted to odors, and lay their eggs in “moist, organic material.” While having flies around your trash cans is disgusting, it’s even worse to find maggots (baby flies), crawling through your rubbish. Keeping your trash can odor free, will keep flies from finding them.
Better for the Environment
Our service and process captures all the waste that comes out of your trash cans so it can be safety disposed of at wastewater sites throughout the county. This prevents spillage from your trash cans from reaching the storm drains and ending up in our rivers, lakes and ocean.
Keeps Trash Cans Clean & Fresh
When your trash cans look nice and clean, it’s not as much of a chore to take the trash out. You don’t have to worry about accidentally smudging your clothes, or encountering unwanted smells or pests. It also gives your property a sense of curb appeal, and embodies a clean and healthy lifestyle.
Keep Animals & Rodents Away
Animals are often attracted to food and odors found in trash cans. Once they find your trash, it can be very hard to stop them from coming back. Rodents, wild dogs or cats, and even raccoons can often be found rummaging through trash cans. If your trash cans are cleaned out regularly, there is nothing to draw their attention.