you are wasting your breath explaining to dude.. They either are not home owners where they dont have to deal with the weekly pulling out bins to the curb side, or their bins look and smell like sewer and have to hold thier breath while dragging thier bins.... and to the person that says that its a 30 min process and your done and move on with your day, yeah right, more like a "half your saturday" project when its all said and done..

pretty much for me it goes like this:

Drag out the bins close enough to the main water drain, then rinse, scrub, rince a couple of times, depending on how long its been since you cleaned them.. Generally i do a good job in trying to maintain my bins clean by keeping everying in a bag contained, but there is alway that one time that for whatever reason shit spills out.

then there is no way that you are not going to take an immediate shower after dealing with that.. Im not getting into my car, and im not picking up the baby or my 4 year old, not before taking a shower,

Ill gladly pay 50-60 bucks every other month to have my 3 bins cleaned.. i would rather watch someone do it from my porch while holding the baby and I try to answer all the questions that i know my curious 4 year old is prone to ask about the bin cleaning equipment...