There are a number of reasons why you may be looking to rent portable restrooms. You may need them at a construction site, for an outdoor wedding or at a fair or carnival you are hosting. Regardless of why you need them, there are a few key pieces of information that should always be listed on your contract when renting one of these items. Here are three things that should always be included in a portable restroom rental contract: 

Trash bins take a beating every week as garbage is tossed into them and left to sit until the neighborhood trash pickup day. Whether the bins are small ones for the kitchen or bathroom, or a large one for the house, they eventually begin to accumulate dirt, decaying food bits, and other gunk that make the bins look and smell terrible. Cleaning the bins out gets rid of the mess, but it would be nice if you could prevent the mess to begin with.

In restaurants and supermarkets, special care must be taken to prevent the spread of foodborne illnesses. Unfortunately, missteps can occur that lead to food safety issues. Understanding the ins and outs of industrial sanitation is important to prevent this. If you are concerned that your business is not meeting the standards for food safety, here are some tips that can be used to make improvements. Study Your Current Processes Before you can start to work on improving your business's food safety, you need to take the time to study your current processes.

The Black Eyes Peas once asked, "whatcha gonna do with all that junk?" While they were not specifically referring to your garage, this song is certain to draw up mental images of boxes stacked to the ceiling and old bikes hanging from the walls of your overstuffed garage. When you can't even see the floor and you have no idea what's in the 16 boxes tossed haphazardly into corners, it's hard to use your garage for parking a car, hosting a party, or organizing your landscaping tools.

If you're moving to a larger piece of property that has a huge backyard, your children and pets will want to run around on the grass outside -- you can count on that. But if your property uses a septic system, then much of that green lawn could hide a drain field. Children and pets should never play on a drain field because any bacteria that works its way out of the septic tank and into the drain field soil could get onto the children's or pets' feet and paws -- and both children and pets are not that concerned about dirt getting near their mouths, which could make them sick or spread the bacteria into your home.

If you've got a septic system, you know how important it is to take good care of it, which includes having it pumped about once every three to five years. However, what you might not know is that there are some issues around the house that could be setting you up for major septic problems later. Here are three problems you should take care of before you're faced with septic failure.