Ran the numbers on this after getting one too many complaints about bin smell in a portfolio I help manage: a curbside trash bin left un-cleaned for a year develops a biofilm layer that regular hose rinsing does NOT touch. It's not just smell — it's bacteria, mold, and it's what's attracting the flies and maggots residents complain about every summer.

Most property managers treat bin cleaning as a 'someday' task. It shouldn't be. It's a $35/bin problem that prevents 5-figure pest control and resident complaint headaches down the line.

Started CT Bin Scrub to fix this properly — power-wash, deodorize, sanitize, curbside, no disruption to residents. If you manage multiple units in Connecticut and want a recurring schedule across your whole portfolio so this stops being a fire drill, this is exactly what we built for.

Happy to break down what a cleaning schedule looks like for a property with 20+ units if anyone's curious.