Examining Trash Chutes - Upkeep And Sanitation

Garbage chutes can be just gross

Garbage chutes can be just gross. If you've ever lived in an apartment building or have ever worked in a tall office, you've probably had experiences with the garbage chute. Opening that latch releases a plume of disgusting smelling air that's enough to make you gag. It's easy to see why. Think of all the stuff that gets thrown away by any one person at an apartment or a business. Rotting food, personal care items, sanitary products, diapers, and things that have been sitting in a garbage can for who knows how long. Now multiply all this garbage by a building full of tenants. Now multiply this number times the weeks, months, or years that have passed since the last garbage chute cleaning. The unsanitary opportunities are endless.

The grime and grease that line the walls of the garbage chute house all sorts of undesirable organisms: bacteria, viruses, and insects. How often do garbage chutes get cleaned? Sometimes never. When you open that latch, the air that has been sitting in that chute bursts out and instantly fills the room. Not only does the air smell horrid, it's full of harmful organisms. Risking tenants' health with this sort of exposure is unsightly.

Getting a proper garbage chute cleaning is easy. There's lots of companies out there, such as Nasco International, that are making large strides on a daily basis, offering such services as cleaning with environmentally safe solvent and carcinogen free products. They strive to ensure that anyone counting on you, multiple families or just one person, can live healthy and breathe healthy in their own homes. Most of these cleaning services offer garbage chute cleaning.

In a nutshell, Nasco will seal all of the chutes, and from the highest chute, fill them with extremely hot water. This dislodges food, grime, and any other build up. Mixed in with this water is a safe and biodegradable detergent which continues to dissolve this grime or food. After that comes a rinse. They then send more water through the chutes, at a lower pressure, and fully remove any dislodged build up that was hit by the detergent but still remains. The last step of the process is a deodorant and sanitizer that will work through the future to protect the walls from further smell or grime.

It's easy to become a successful cleaning company like Nasco when use a specialized process. Not only people, but the environment is always on their mind, especially when they're working on revolutionizing products and systems that reduce the indoor air pollution exposure of the world's inhabitants. They want to eliminate grime, food, grease, dirt, and bacteria, which is the source. Many other companies just throw harsh smelling chemicals on top of the problem, instead of eliminating it.

by: Ben Pate

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