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could our hot tub being so close to the garbage cans be the recurring problem of maggots in the cans?
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Where to start...? Move.. your.. fuckin'... hottub... away... from.. the .. bins..., what are you? Part filth merchant part trash whore? and, yes, steaming/splashed water next to rotten food is probably creating ideal conditions for maggots nd god only knows what other kinds of fetid, putresceant disease to be creeping around that pit. Get off your big mac asses and engage your brain...
I've called 4chan and doubtless they'll be in touch asking for some photos of you cooling off next to your maggoty bins.
What you can do is move the garbage cans to another location. The heat of the water, coupled with all the organic substances that you throw into the cans, can make the rubbish a breeding ground for maggots and flies.