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It only takes a single bag of trash containing common household items like tissues, napkins, diapers, eggs, raw meat, spoiled milk, and rotting produce to infect your trash cans with harmful bacteria and germs like Salmonella, E coli, Listeria, and more. Bacteria can multiply by the thousands in just a few hours and make your garage reek.

Plus, one touch is all it takes to possibly expose yourself or your family to infection.

Luckily, I'm here to help.

Hi, I'm your neighbor Jack Fawcett, a junior at Portola High School. I've started my second business, Tidy Trash Troop, to help busy families check an important task off their ever-growing to do list.

Whether you need regular cleanings or a one-off service for an event, I've got you covered.

Quarterly is billed annually & Prices are for two bins, if you would like more bins cleaned email: contact@tidytrashtroop.com

The Cleaning Process

1. Leave your trash can(s) outside after pick up. 
2. That afternoon/early evening, I will rinse out the interior and exterior of your can(s) to get rid of any debris. 
3. Next, I will pressure wash your can(s) to fully remove dirt, grime and odors. 
4. Then, I will apply a disinfectant solution to kill any remaining germs. 
5. Finally, I will pressure wash again to remove the disinfectant and leave your can(s) upside down to dry. 

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Your can(s) will now be safe for you and your family!

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