simplehuman Swing Top Trash Can, Commercial Grade, Stainless Steel, 55 L / 14.5 Gal

poubelle original, belle, acier brossé, juste dommage d'avoir une légère différence de teinte entre le haut et le bas dur au brossage différent mais ça ne choque pas du tout car c'est ultra légé. en tout cas j'adore le système d'ouverture en balançoire.

I LOVE this trash can (what an adult thing to say haha!) I use it in my kitchen for all the usual kitchen trash. I've read reviews complaining that when it's full you cannot turn the lid anymore...frankly DONT BE LAZY AND EMPTY IT!!! Honestly who would want to leave organic trash sitting in their kitchen too long anyway!? It's easy to change the liner and it tucks away neatly which is great for a creative/designer/slightly OCD eye that likes things to look nice and neat. Any 13gal bag will do but I typically like to use the lavender scented ones in any critical trash can (kitchen, diaper pail, outside doggy doo pail...which is what my old electronically opening kitchen can that quickly stopped working was demoted to and why I had to find this new analog one. DON'T FALL FOR THOSE ELECTRONIC CANS PEOPLE THEY DONT LAST!) , as well as a light dusting of baking soda at the bottom of all of those to neutralise any smell that may try to form,. No odor issue and the lid itself spins freely until it's time to change. I have a household of 3 and a dog and I cook 2x or more a day everyday so it gets a lot of use. We change it perhaps 2-3x/week depending on activity. It's very easy to clean with just some cleaning white vinegar. It's sturdy enough to not get easily knocked over by my very happy and active 95lbs Pit-Lab, or dinged in spite of being in a high traffic area (In my home you walk right into the kitchen) It feels thick and very well made and I can rather easily fit in most anything I normally would in a kitchen without touching it directly because it swings easily. I do like to use a counter top trash can while cooking to put organics in a pouch there first, bundle it when done cooking and toss it at one of the sides of the lid that says "push" and it goes right in. If you'd rather not use that much plastic there are other options like bamboo towels or small liners and other affordable and effective alternatives💚) My home was built in the 1940's with an addition built in the 1960's so I was going for practical and modern appliances and pieces but that have a vintage vibe to it. I'm glad I went for this one over another vintage push style one that has a reputation for being solid but also small opening that's harder to push open (again, the aim is to *not* touch a kitchen trash can as much as possible) and it cost over twice as much. I would get a second one for recycling to match, but I hesitate because quite a few items I recycle are larger than the lid opening. My current plastic step can flip top one by Simple Human SUCKS (yeah I'm putting you out there, all your cans topple over every time the step lid is used!!) The step can lid keeps disconnecting everytime otherwise it was a perfect size and shape for recycables...but for kitchen or other trash this one excellent and looks like it will last many many years 🤗 I'm still considering buying again for recycables.

This is a beautifully made commercial quality trash can. It is very large, but is also very attractive. We use folded paper towels in our bathroom and produce a lot of trash. If you have the space, this is a really nice upgrade.

Very well made, sturdy! Very happy with my purchase!!

pratique et robuste, c'est ce que nous voulions. son couvercle basculent est très pratique et il n'y a pas de risque de cassure du système