Yes, they exist—but you need to choose the right spec. An ordinary decorative street bin usually isn’t built for daily pressure washing; water finds seams, powder coating chips, and hinges or fasteners start corroding. For daily washdown, look for bins explicitly rated for washdown service. Stainless steel 304 or 316 is the safest choice, especially in coastal or de-icing-salt environments, with fully welded seams, rounded internal corners, and a sloped bottom that drains completely. Heavy-duty galvanized steel with a truly washdown-grade coating can work, but any scratch becomes a corrosion point. UV-stable HDPE is another option for lower-pressure washing and aggressive cleaning chemicals, but check the manufacturer’s pressure and temperature limits.
The details matter more than the material name. A daily-wash urban bin should have a drain plug or drainage holes, a removable liner or lift-out bag holder, sealed or shielded hinges, stainless hardware, and no water traps. The lid and body should shed water, and the base should keep moisture from sitting against the metal. If the bin has a powder-coated finish, specify a washdown-rated coating and touch up chips promptly.
Before buying, ask suppliers for the pressure rating, nozzle distance, water temperature, and chemical compatibility. Daily washing at 1,000–1,500 psi with a fan tip is very different from occasional hosing. Also confirm replacement parts and warranty for washdown use. So yes—daily-pressure-wash urban trash bins are available, but they are a specified product category, not a standard street bin.