I'd have the cleaners or a neighbor take care of getting the cans to from the street.

Recently, I saw a post on his FB page from a girl who came to US from Ukraine three years ago and started to work as a cleaner and later went through his training. 

Anyone have a recommendation on a house cleaner before a sale?

One code for the cleaners, another for maintenance, a third for the owners, a fourth for you, and others for guests.There's obviously an expense involved for purchase and installation.

We own another vacation rental currently where I manage the day to do, do the bookings, coordinate the cleaners/handymen etc and it takes a good chunk of time that I don't have to do for another property.   

Since my units are at the beach, we've had humidity issues, and the AC helps with that, plus I don't want someone checking out with the AC "on" and running at 65 degrees and the cleaner forgets to check...But these keep dropping connection to the wifi.

Staying at other people's homes or rentals are usually cleaner, better stocked, and not terribly different in price.

Use an anti mildew or mold cleaner.

I also have a new super capacity washer and dryer to help minimize loads of laundry.Most days the cleaner cleans house on same day as people check out so I'm ready for those last minute reservations when I still have a few open days.

Because the carpet is virtually stain proof, the carpet cleaners easily remove Red Kool-Aid and other stains.When you look at the cost and longevity of the carpet, it ends up being one of the most inexpensive floorings to use in rental property.