Make $1100 A Day Cleaning TRASH CANS 😮💴?! Really?

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[@pinschrunner]

I love that you encourage the hussle

[@airlesstermite4240]

my buddy has over 800 monthly trash can customers, soooo over 1.5k a day. this is possible

[@Jadeflame34]

Yeah I definitely can't see that kind of Revenue happening from cleaning a trash can but you're right cleaning a car detailing that's some big bucks if you do it properly

[@anthonyruth5606]

I love the pitch but 35 is crazy 15 20 thats more ideal

[@al78582]

Where does all the dirty water and chemicals go? Where do they dispose it?

[@no7114]

I was wondering if ppl was washing trash cans as a hustle

[@naemepiv9728]

It's called detailing and you make bank from this my friend did this and if he followed through he'd be rich rn.

[@3023cbo]

Y’all fail to realize how many neighborhoods require you not leave a bin out in the open. It’s called HOA and imagine that bin being in someone’s hot garage all day stinking up the place. This business is solely based on demographics, meaning dense populated neighborhoods. I can totally see this happening.

[@USA.THE.LAND.OF.GUNS.702]

1000$ a day isn't a side hustle.

[@DashingGrandpa]

Naw, doubt seriously anyone would pay even close to that to have your trashcan cleaned. Maybe $5 to $10 if you're lucky.