Cleaning Process - Spick & Span Trash Cans

our Cleaning Process

  • 01

    POSITIONING THE BINS

    POSITIONING THE BINS

    Each bin is checked for any remaining debris. We understand that sometimes one or two items can be leftover from the trash collection or stuck to the bottom, and they will be bagged up and placed back in your can after our cleaning process. After our initial inspection, the container is taken to the rear of the curbside cleaning unit. Unfortunately if loose trash is placed in the trash can after your trash has been collected we will be unable to carry out our service and you will be rescheduled at no extra charge.

  • 02

    LOADING THE BINS

    LOADING THE BINS

    The container is taken to the rear of the curbside cleaning unit from where a hydraulic lifting mechanism will lift and rotate the container, placing it over a specially designed pressure washing mechanism.

  • 03

    HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING PROCESS

    HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING PROCESS

    The pressure head rotates at high speed in all directions and effectively blasts any debris off the container. The combined specially formulated green cleaning solution is used to remove almost 99% of common bacteria from the surface of the container. Our system is 100% environmentally friendly and the fully self-contained cleaning unit will high-pressure clean, disinfect and deodorize your trash and recycle bins right outside your premises on the same day your garbage is collected.

  • 04

    FINAL RESULT

    FINAL RESULT

    After the cleaning process, the hydraulic lift returns the container to the curbside where our technician will sanitize the inside and outside of your bin(s) to ensure they are fresh, clean and ready to return to your property. Finally, we place an easily removable tag on your handle (no adhesives are used) and tape on your lid to confirm that the container has been cleaned.

All waste water will be disposed of safely at a locally approved treatment facility, so the chemicals we use cause no harm to the storm water system or environment in the way that manual cleaning does.