What is E.coli? E.coli is a rod-shaped bacterium that is found in your lower intestines, it helps your body digest the food you eat. Majority of E.coli are harmless but some strands can be very dangerous. One of the most common types of dangerous E.coli is the O157:H7 strand. How E.coli makes us sick E.coli […]
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The devastating E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that has sickened at least 75 people in Germantown, Ohio, is continuing to cause a lot of pain. A 73-year-old man died last week, and a 14-year-old boy was just released from the hospital, and is likely home recovering from the effects of hemolytic uremic syndrome. A 4-year-old girl
Think you can skip cleaning your trash can in the winter? Don’t! Bacteria, mold and other harmful material can still gather and grow in the cold months. We service your can all year round!
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Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria and the Common Cold, these are the most common elements in your trash can. Don’t let them spread to you and your family! Call us to make sure your trash can is clean and free bacteria and germs!
Here’s a smart tip from We Wash. When it starts snowing and the snow piles up, please don’t let your cans get buried in the snow, place them next to the snowbank instead!
Think the cold winter “freezes” bad bacteria and smells? NO. A warm garage or even a normal garage will bring those smells right back and make it smell awful. We service cans all year, even in the winter. That’s the great thing about We Wash, we work for you all year long!
So there was this one time we joked around about starting a band. What were some of the best names? “Stink no More” “The Can Band” “Garbage” We believe in working hard to serve our customers but that doesn’t mean we can’t have some fun every now and then!
We’ve heard stories of people squirting a few drops of dishwashing soap in the bottom of a trash can and expecting it to keep things clean. This simply does not work. You wouldn’t use dishwashing soap to clean a contaminated area and the same applies with your trash can. To keep it truly clean you
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Think that spraying out your trash can and letting it run off into the drain is ok? It’s not and has long-lasting, harmful effects on the environment. Keep the planet clean and do your part by calling us today!
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One of our more popular posts from Facebook, this graph designed by Nicola McFarlane Young details just how long it takes for trash to break down. For more information, please visit the original post here.
