8 Gal./30 Liter Rectangular Matt White step-on Trash Can for kitchen

Shipped and sold by INNOVAZE USA
1.5 (2)
$82.15

Product Details

Web ID: 16191322

A stylish rectangular 8-gallon/30-liter matt white trash can with hands-free operation and a quiet, close lid is perfect for kitchen use. The muscular foot pedal structure will provide many years of trouble-free use. A removable inner plastic bucket can be used with or without a trash bag.

  • Product Features

    • Step-on/hands free convenient operation
    • Trash can with removable plastic liner bucket and non-skid base
    • A damper system to control lid speed for a soft, quiet close
    • Imported
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2 months ago

Wrong item sent!

The description shows a 30-liter trash can, however the product sent (directly from manufacturer/distributor) was NOT this. I have ordered this product three times (twice from a different retail site, once from Macy's), only to have the wrong size (45-liter, much larger!) trash can sent to me every time. It was a very nice trash can, just not the same one that is listed on Macy's website. Clearly, there is a problem with the distributor sending the wrong item. Buyer beware!

3 months ago

Junk

It's flimsy, not sturdily built. Worst of all, it travels; we've tried putting pads of various types under it, still it moves. Furthermore, when it closes it "quacks" . That part is kind of amusing, but indicative of poor engineering.