Bins cleaned?
#1
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Joined: Apr 2005
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if you wouldn't mind giving me some feedback on a business venture I would appreciate it greatly. Just wondering how many people would consider having their wheelie bins, or commercial work bins cleaned and sanitised, for a reasonable fee, on a regular basis? Your answers would help me build a picture and assist in a decision I need to make!
Thanks
Spainy
Thanks
Spainy
#2
if you wouldn't mind giving me some feedback on a business venture I would appreciate it greatly. Just wondering how many people would consider having their wheelie bins, or commercial work bins cleaned and sanitised, for a reasonable fee, on a regular basis? Your answers would help me build a picture and assist in a decision I need to make!
Thanks
Spainy
Thanks
Spainy
#5
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Some of the many bin cleaning companies have something like the following:
It would be worth checking on requirements for water use limitiations, in some areas.
A bin cleaning franchise, if you went in that direction, could cost about $35,000
Some annual prices I have seen are:
$100 for a monthly clean (12 times a year)
$ 65 for a quarterly clean ( 4 times a year)
Cleaning operators have their own onboard water supply with recycling and filtration systems; conform to EPA and Water Board requirements; and, very importantly, use on average less than half of one litre of recycled water per bin.
A bin cleaning franchise, if you went in that direction, could cost about $35,000
Some annual prices I have seen are:
$100 for a monthly clean (12 times a year)
$ 65 for a quarterly clean ( 4 times a year)
#6
Thread Starter
Forum Regular


Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 50

Some of the many bin cleaning companies have something like the following:
It would be worth checking on requirements for water use limitiations, in some areas.
A bin cleaning franchise, if you went in that direction, could cost about $35,000
Some annual prices I have seen are:
$100 for a monthly clean (12 times a year)
$ 65 for a quarterly clean ( 4 times a year)
It would be worth checking on requirements for water use limitiations, in some areas.
A bin cleaning franchise, if you went in that direction, could cost about $35,000
Some annual prices I have seen are:
$100 for a monthly clean (12 times a year)
$ 65 for a quarterly clean ( 4 times a year)
Ive done all the research in regard to the cost etc. Just wondered how many people on here would have it done..a quick poll i guess....Thanks
#10
We've never had to clean any bin and you could eat your breakfast out of it - no flies.





