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One-Time Trash Can Cleaning in Palm Beach County, FL

One hot-water cleaning, no ongoing commitment, $65, billed once.

Overview

One-Time Trash Can Cleaning

Not ready for a recurring plan, or just need your can cleaned once? A one-time visit gets the same 200-degree hot-water wash, sanitizing, and deodorizing as our recurring plans, with nothing to cancel afterward.

It's a popular choice around a move-in or move-out, after a big party or holiday gathering, before hosting guests, or as a way to try Wash My Can before committing to a schedule.

Not sure when your cans are collected? If you live in unincorporated Palm Beach County, the Solid Waste Authority Pickup Schedule page has a My Service Collection Days tool to find your garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk pickup days, plus holiday collection information. The same site's Pickup Guidelines explain cart, bulk item and recycling set-out rules, and its Pickup Issues page covers what to do if something is not collected.

FAQ

One-Time Trash Can Cleaning questions

How much does a one-time trash can cleaning cost?

A one-time cleaning from Wash My Can is $65, covering 2 cans with $5 for each additional can. There's no contract and no minimum number of visits.

Can I upgrade to a recurring plan later?

Yes, many one-time customers switch to Monthly or Quarterly afterward. Just let us know when you're ready.

How fast can you schedule a one-time cleaning?

We'll fit you into the next available route in your area, contact us for the soonest available date.

Is a one-time cleaning available for businesses too?

Yes, though most commercial and HOA customers use recurring service for the best rate, see our Commercial & HOA Cleaning page for bulk pricing.

Is it safe for kids and pets?

Yes. We use environmentally safe, eco-friendly products (no harsh chemicals) and the dirty gray water from inside the can is collected in our trailer holding tank and hauled off, never left on your lawn or in a storm drain.

Helpful guides

Guides for a can that needs a reset

What's going on inside a really dirty can, and how to stop it coming back.

How to Get Maggots Out of Your Trash Can

How to get rid of maggots, keep them from coming back, and when cleaning is easier.

Why Does My Garbage Can Smell Like a Dead Animal?

What causes the stench, why a hose rinse fails, and how to fix it for good.

Egg to Maggot to Fly in One Week, Inside Your Can

How fast eggs become maggots and flies, and how to stop the cycle.

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