[header] How to clean a shipping container [title] Make sure that any dirt, dust, or other forms of detritus are removed from your shipping container. [step] We suggest using a strong bristled broom and work your way from the back end of the container. It may be dusty inside, so we also recommend that you wear a dust mask of some form.
[header] How to clean a shipping container [title] Make sure that any dirt, dust, or other forms of detritus are removed from your shipping container. [step] We suggest using a strong bristled broom and work your way from the back end of the container. It may be dusty inside, so we also recommend that you wear a dust mask of some form.
If you take your project to the company to scrape all this debris off of your container, then this may prove too difficult. [substeps] Do not use anything delicate or wool. [title] Remove all the crates on the back of the container. [step] Only shove large crates and crates so that they do not transfer any number of grime and debris into your chicken processor. Otherwise, you'll just have to clean your container, as the destination will be very dusty. [substeps] You can also physically clean the container to prevent permanent dust buildup, and also to protect the drawer-top table from cleaning dampness. [title] If you have access to a pressure washer, or can borrow or rent one, it will expedite the cleaning process greatly. [step] For safety, we recommend wearing some type of goggles or safety glasses.