With the past few months Torontonians have been experiencing being made up of extremely low temperatures thanks to the wind chill, the only thing we want to do is place our face, hands, toes… you name it in front of the heater and not move. Of course, we realize there is work to be done and not to forget, junk to rid of! Redbins Disposal is frequently asked the same questions: “How do you deliver your bins and take away our garbage?” “What is the process of ordering?” etc. But, in the winter it’s more: “How can I throw away my garbage without freezing when I go outside?” These are all valid questions in my opinion. Here are some tips on how to prepare your trash for the winter:
- Create piles. As much as you can. You may think to yourself, “But the trash will smell eventually”… But don’t you worry; there are ways to deodorize. Trust me, there are some very smart people who come up with ways to deodorize their own garbage in these dire situations. A simple Google search will do the trick.
- Renovate smart: When renovating, we all know there is garbage EVERYWHERE. It is the simple task of moving it from one place to the disposal bin. Remember you can ask for specific placement of your bin at time of order or on delivery. Renovations can be made easy by having the bin sanctioned close to the area the work is being done.
- Junk Removal: Don’t forget, Redbins Disposal offers the wonderful Junk Removal service where you don’t need to lift a finger, because we understand people are busy and there is work to be done and garbage to throw away. Just simply call in for a free quote.
- BUNDLE UP: Great tip if I do say so myself… Remember to bundle up if you are taking your trash out to the curb or throwing it in one of our bins. It is the best tool to beat the chill. You can do it, you can do it! Remember, there is a warm home waiting for you once you tackle the winter chill.
Thank you to our wonderful clients and staff for the amazing 2014 year. We truly have the best team around! Wishing everyone a wonderful 2015 and remember that spring is only 69 days away! (March 20, 2015)
–The Redbins Disposal Team
