Today, we’re diving into some exciting upgrades and sharing a few tips to help you keep those cans sparkling clean. Let’s jump in!
Setting Up for Success
Before hitting the road, it’s crucial to get your trailer properly set up. Always remember to hook up those safety chains, plug in the lights, check your trailer lights and ensure your trailer brakes are connected. On our current setup, we’re using a 12ft trailer (nicknamed “Bin Watch 12”).
Turbo Nozzle Upgrade
We’ve recently upgraded our pressure washing setup with a new turbo nozzle. This handy tool makes cleaning more efficient by allowing more water through, which helps maintain constant pressure and reduces pulsating issues. Get yours here: https://amzn.to/4h8eWaS
Why Use a Turbo Nozzle?
• Enhanced Cleaning Power: The turbo nozzle creates a swirling spray pattern, which is perfect for those stubborn spots in the cans.
• Durability: Despite Florida’s humid climate causing some rust, this nozzle has proven to be a robust addition to our cleaning arsenal.
On the Job: Trash Can Cleaning
Now, let’s get to the heart of the matter—cleaning those trash cans! Today’s job involves two cans that need a little TLC. After a quick inspection, it’s clear they’ll benefit from a thorough cleaning.
Key Steps:
1. Grabber: Use a grabber tool to pick out any loose trash in the can. Buy yours here: https://amzn.to/4hrtVfB
2. Run the Can on the Blondie Head: This cleaning head is remarkable and does a lot of the dirty work with just the turn of a valve.
3. Deep Clean with Turbo Nozzle: The swirling action ensures every nook and cranny is reached, leaving the cans looking like new.
4. Smell Good Spray: It’s time to spray down the can with a wonderful spray of Odoban – https://amzn.to/4jpgP4q concentrate spray from a pump spray bottle. This is the pump bottle I use – https://amzn.to/40quuzt
5. Final Touches: Don’t forget to clean the inside of the lid and give the cab a good wipe down.
