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Especially in the hotter months, flies and maggots can pose a problem in the bottom of your garbage cans. Sometimes these common pests can be tricky to eliminate. Not to mention, maggots can carry diseases and pose a health hazard, so it's best to act as quickly as possible. They can quickly take over garbage cans if you're not careful. Luckily, you can take simple steps to kill them and keep them away for good. These everyday household tips can help you rid your trash cans of an infestation problem before it gets out of hand.

To start, make sure you keep the affected area clean and free from food scraps or other organic substances that could attract more maggots to come. If there are traces of food or beverages, this can create the ideal breeding ground and food supply to sustain the larvae. If you find excess flies or maggots in your trash cans, it is essential to act fast. Typically most methods involve things already in your household cleaning supplies. Chemicals and even ordinary soaps can be incredibly effective even after one cleaning treatment.

Adding recycling and trash containers to a major convenience store chain focused on the environment? This seems like a no-brainer.

To come up with a formula that works, Trash Cans Warehouse and Sheetz, one of the nation's fastest-growing family-owned convenience store chains, put their heads together to discover a solution.

Landfills are reaching capacity and waste is overwhelming cities and towns across the US. With estimates between 250-400 million tons of garbage being produced by Americans every year, recycling efforts are more important than ever. Just as it

Not all brands are created equal, as every brand will tell you. That's particularly true for those brands who seek to differentiate themselves based on sustainability and their environmentally friendly approach to production. For those brands who are dedicated to giving back to the community and saving the planet, it's usually easy to see. Their actions speak louder than words.

The Upper East Side of New York City is a flourishing neighborhood bustling with young people, historical museums, boutiques and flourishing businesses.

Send in the TrashBots! Humans can’t handle the massive quantity of waste they produce alone

Statistically, you probably produce more than four pounds of trash every day. That’s 56 pounds of trash every year, but also 90,000 pounds of trash in a lifetime. So, while trash isn’t always front and foremost in our discussions or even our thinking, it’s constantly present, and it’s not going away. That’s why Trashcans Warehouse is here. We are here to help you with your trash.

By now, we know that our oceans are in trouble. It was a watershed moment when it became popular to talk about ocean plastics last year.