One might argue, if the dumpster is clean, why bother about the pad? Well, contrary to popular belief, a clean dumpster doesn't guarantee a clean pad. And an unclean pad can cause problems you wouldn't want to deal with.
Dumpsters, while they hold the majority of our waste, aren't completely leak-proof. The residue often seeps out, settling on the dumpster pad, attracting pests and producing unpleasant odors. Over time, this build-up can become a breeding ground for bacteria and insects, which poses health risks.
Now, let's highlight some compelling reasons to clean your dumpster pads:
- Health and Hygiene: Unclean dumpster pads can be a breeding ground for pests and bacteria, posing health risks.
- Odor Control: Regular dumpster pad cleaning helps to control the unpleasant odor that could emanate from the accumulated waste.
- Aesthetics: Clean surroundings, including a clean dumpster pad, enhance the overall appearance of your property.
- Regulatory Compliance: Depending on your location, regular cleaning might be required to meet local health and sanitation regulations.
So, what about cleaning the pad yourself? Is that a feasible option?