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@Bri369 wrote:

Kohler Stainless Steel 13 gal. Step Trash Can

I got this at the Container Store.  As much as you can love a garbage can, I love this one.  You can keep the lip open if you need to, the bag stays hidden inside, and the lid closes quietly.  This uses regular kitchen garbage bags too. 

I was looking at the Simple Human ones, but I didn't want to fool around with batteries. 

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@Bri369 - thanks for posting this one.  I like that you can use regular bags and that the lid can stay open. We don’t often shut our lid. And I love The Container Store!

[Bri369]

@gidgetgh , it's very nice.  I like that it doesn't look too shiny or cheap. 

There is a liner inside the can that you can take out and wash if you need to. 

Wait for a coupon!

[bonnie f]

i'm going to get a new trashcan probably a rubber maid.. and i wont spend more than 20,00  lol.... target here for 126 it better take itself out on trash day  lol

[Warrior2022]

I must have lost my mind, I want 2 of these.

https://www.qvc.com/Household-Essentials-TK-TK10-Trash-Krusher.product.K305479.html?sc=SRCH

[NickNack]

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@Warrior2022 wrote:

I must have lost my mind, I want 2 of these.

https://www.qvc.com/Household-Essentials-TK-TK10-Trash-Krusher.product.K305479.html?sc=SRCH

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@Warrior2022   This is $106 on Amazon Prime.  Quite a bit less than $141.99 and $17.97 shipping on QVC.  I don't know if you're serious about it, but I think it looks great.

[ID2]

It skeeves me out seeing a garbage can sitting out in plain sight in a kitchen. So very unsanitary looking. I grew up with a big garbage can sitting out in the open in the kitchen. I swore then, when I grew up and had my own kitchen I would NEVER do that. Yuck!

[Lipstickdiva]

I have a relative who got one from Bed, Bath & Beyond.  The original price was $100.00.  I have no idea what she paid for it but even with a 20% coupon it's still $80.00 plus tax.

Funny thing is, I love that stupid thing.  LOL  It is stainless steel with a lid and it has the pedal to open it. But then it does a slow close, it doesn't just slam down.  It is also fingerprint proof and with her 2 small kids, that makes a difference.  

To each his/her own with spending money.

[Snicks1]

I have had a Simple Human trash can in my kitchen for 5-6 years now. IIRC, I paid $80 some for it at the time. I love it. It looks nice, stainless steel, step pedal to open, stores the bags inside, and hold a week's worth of trash. What with recycling I am down to one bag of trash per week, except times that I host a gathering of course. Mine uses the size M bags, but with only 1 bag per week, I don't have to buy very often.

[ValuSkr]

I love household things that work without electricity or batteries.  It seems there are fewer and fewer, but we still have trash cans, doors, drawers, and toilets, to name a few. 

[Reever]

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@ValuSkr wrote:

I love household things that work without electricity or batteries.  It seems there are fewer and fewer, but we still have trash cans, doors, drawers, and toilets, to name a few. 

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David Venable seems to buy a lot of stuff !  His Q card bill must run over 500.00 a month !