Is 小型脚踏垃圾桶（5L 不锈钢带盖） Worth Selling?

“Ours broke after three years. Polyethylene hinges are no good.”

“Don't get the BH&G stainless from Walmart. It looked like quality but the broken pedal at the 3 month mark said otherwise”

“Oh wait I have this one and my pedal doesn't lift the lid anymore. Is that all I have to do is buy a new assembly?”

“Thanks, the bracket that holds our lid up has split. I'll try a warranty claim too.”

“I have two of rectagular ones for around 13 years now. Had to repair / reinforce the pedal mechanism in one after 10 years and in the other a few days ago.”

“Hate to say it, but some sort of simple commercial plastic bin would be the most durable "shit kicked out of it" option. Every metal bin I've had has eventually rusted, dented or both.”

“I had these but they rusted within a year and was very disappointing. But they did warranty them”

“In my opinion heavy plastic is a better material for trash cans that are going to face abuse because it doesn't dent. There's a reason 99% of commercial trash cans are just heavy plastic bins with no moving parts. Try going to a physical store and looking at the metal trash cans. Sometimes it's hard to find one in there that isn't already dented.”

“The proprietary bags really give a whole new meaning to "buy for life" because you'll get stuck with their overpriced product for as long as you have their gimmicky trash can. Good luck.”

“$100+ for a trashcan that you can only use overpriced proprietary bags with, which not every store stocks. Sure, its lasted a long time. A regular plastic trashcan would have lasted the same.”

“It's better to get one that fits standard size garbage bags from Costco. Much easier than having to buy custom sized ones.”

“The only issue i have with it is that i wish the base was heavier bc it moves. I put like 2 bigger rocks in to stop it from moving or put it on a utility rug. Rubber mats dont work.”

“The lid either opens too aggressively and smashes into the wall, or not enough to get the trash in without using your hand to life the lid. And it walks all over the place. We have tried all kinds of weights in the bottom and it's always sideways or cattywampus in its space.”

“Sensor cans always end up driving me nuts. ive realised over time that what really matters is smooth interior walls so nothing gets gunked in the seams, and a super sturdy pedal.”

“They suck. The lids don't close tightly and the mechanism obstructs the inside. This reduces the usable space inside. Is it BIFL? Yeah probably. The can was 20 years old when I started. You're gonna hate it the entire time though”

“I don't think a touchless trash can suits a "buy it for life" category. The sensors have a higher failure rate than pedaled ones. That doesn't include the batteries.”

“It's the 2 bin motion and voice can and it is a huge PITA! Sometimes it opens, sometimes it doesn't, and sometimes it opens just an inch so your hand moves to throw something away and the lid slams back so you actually end up making a mess. My whole family has threatened to throw it away so many times!”

“I don't recommend "touchless" trash cans of any size. They tend to eat up batteries and then destroy themselves when someone eventually puts something on top of them and they get activated.”