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Where Does Your Garbage Go?

You know that you bag up your household garbage and then put it outside for the truck to take away, but do you know what happens to it after that? My name is Lisa, and I was surprised to discover that most people don't know anything about what happens to their trash once it leaves their homes. This blog will outline the various journeys your garbage may take as well as give you concrete ways you can reduce waste in your own home. We all have a responsibility to know what happens to the trash we make, so find out for yourself.

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Sanitation Tips For Commercial Kitchens

Posted on December 23, 2016

If you own a restaurant or manage the kitchen staff at an office building or school, then there is a good chance that sanitation is high on your list of priorities. Here are some tips for making sure that you get it right, that your customers stay healthy and satisfied, and that your food is perfect. 1. Use Two-Compartment Buckets When you are mopping your floor, be sure that you are using a bucket that has two compartments. [Read More]

3 Keys To Renting A Bathroom For Your Event

Posted on December 16, 2016

When you are planning an outdoor event of any kind, you need to stay on top of all logistical issues. Access to bathrooms is a very real logistical matter that must be accounted for. In this regard, one of the best steps you can take is to reach out to a company that offers restroom rentals. To get the most out of this sort of rental, read below and apply these principles. [Read More]

Dangers Of Not Having Your Septic Tank Pumped This Winter

Posted on December 14, 2016

One of the biggest concerns of having a full septic tank is raw sewage spilling into your home or on your property. Just because there may be ice and snow outside doesn't mean that you should neglect your home's sanitation system. If you live in the country and don't have city sewer access, you're responsible for having your septic tank pumped frequently to prevent an overflow. Here are some concerns and dangers that could occur if you let your septic tank flow freely during the winter months. [Read More]

Temporary Toilet Solutions You Can Use Until Your New Septic System Is Installed

Posted on November 10, 2014

When your septic system goes, and you have to wait for the repairs or the new system installation, you have to have a backup solution. Even if you live alone, your bodily waste has to go somewhere until your new system is ready for use. The only problem is there are only a handful of viable solutions that are remotely sanitary. Knowing that you also want sanitation to accompany your temporary toilet solution, you have to take a closer look at each option. [Read More]