Kids and dogs get up close with your trash bins in ways adults don't. Here's why a dirty garbage can is a real health concern for the youngest and furriest members of your household.
Your toddler touches everything, then touches their face. Your dog noses the bin on the way to the backyard. That trash can you never clean? It's right in their world, and it's filthier than you think.
What's actually on the bin.
The handle and lid of a trash bin are coated in everything that's gone in it: raw-meat drippings, spoiled food, pet waste, and the bacteria feeding on all of it, salmonella, E. coli, listeria. Studies routinely find trash and recycle bins carry more bacteria than a toilet seat. Now picture little hands (and curious snouts) on that handle.
The germs travel.
Your kid grabs the bin handle helping with chores, then grabs a snack. The dog licks the lid, then licks the baby. That's how bin bacteria end up where they really shouldn't be. A smelly bin isn't just gross, it's a germ-transfer station parked right by the house.
Clean the thing they actually touch.
Hosing the inside does nothing for the handle and lid, which is exactly where the contact happens. We blast the whole bin, inside, out, lid, and handle, with 200°F high-pressure water, sanitize and deodorize, and capture the wastewater onboard. Biodegradable, kid- and pet-safe, no chemical residue left behind.
Peace of mind on a schedule.
Keep the germ station out of your family's routine with a recurring plan from $15/month (plus $5 per extra bin), or a one-time clean for $30. Same day as your pickup, no hassle. Keep the grime away from the people (and pets) you love. Book at rockymountainbinblasters.com or call/text (970) 880-5700.