Taking out the trash is a dirty job.
But, cleaning a maggot-infested garbage can in the summer is the nastiest household chore imaginable.
You can try spraying it down with your garden hose. But, it doesn't work.
How do I know? I already tried.
To be honest, the garden hose just rinsed away a few loose particles and wasted water. It didn't have enough pressure to even loosen a wet piece of paper stuck on the bottom.
You shouldn't be sticking your head into a smelly garbage can and scrubbing it with a brush. In fact, you shouldn't even consider wasting a good scrub brush on this project.
Instead, use a small, hand-carry pressure washer. First, soak the garbage can with some degreaser. Then, blast away years of built-up gunk in just seconds.
Your garbage can will look brand new. But, more importantly, the funky smell will be gone too.
Taking out the trash is a dirty job.
But, cleaning a maggot-infested garbage can in the summer is the nastiest household chore imaginable.
You can try spraying it down with your garden hose. But, it doesn't work.
How do I know? I already tried.
To be honest, the garden hose just rinsed away a few loose particles and wasted water. It didn't have enough pressure to even loosen a wet piece of paper stuck on the bottom.
You shouldn't be sticking your head into a smelly garbage can and scrubbing it with a brush. In fac...
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