Yes. Bin Bombs have been tested on heavy odours like rotting food, nappies, animal waste, and even dead rodents — with consistent positive feedback.For severe odours, start with a generous handful and re-dose after 2–3 days for maximum effectiveness.
Store in a cool, dry place with the lid closed tightly. Avoid exposure to rain or high humidity, as the granules can absorb moisture. Keep out of direct sunlight to maintain fragrance and performance.
Yes. They’re suitable for: Indoor and outdoor wheelie bins Kitchen and bathroom bins Nappy bins, pet waste bins, and FOGO bins Commercial and strata bins, skips, or waste bays
Yes — they’re made from biodegradable materials, contain no harsh chemicals, and are completely non-toxic to the environment. You can use them safely in FOGO bins, compost bins, or anywhere odours are an issue.
Absolutely. They’re formulated for Australian conditions, including Perth’s hot summers. In very warm months, you may simply need to re-dose a little more often, as high temperatures speed up waste decomposition.
Yes. For best results, give your bin a quick rinse or wipe-out before the first application. Removing old residue allows the granules to work directly on new odours instead of masking deep-set smells.
Sprinkle a small scoop (1–2 tablespoons) directly into your bin after each empty, or fill an organza bag and hang it from the bin handle. Re-dose monthly or as needed for continued freshness.
Depending on use and bin size: 1 kg lasts around 5 – 12 months for a single household bin. 4 kg and 10 kg tubs provide longer-term coverage or suit multiple bins. Hot weather or heavy use (like nappies or food waste) may require more frequent re-dosing.
1 kg: Perfect for households and small wheelie bins. 4 kg: Great for larger households, cafés, or shared bins. 10 kg: Best for commercial use, strata properties, cleaning contractors, or high-volume bins. If in doubt, start with the 1 kg tub to trial usage, then scale up for long-term savings.
Yes. The natural citronella oil infused in Bin Bombs helps to repel flies, maggots, cockroaches, and rodents that are commonly attracted to bin odours. While not a pesticide, the pleasant scent and reduction in waste odour make bins far less attractive to vermin and insects. Customers consistently report a noticeable drop in fly and maggot [...]