Hyper Tough 45 Gallon Wheeled Heavy Duty Plastic Garbage Can, Attached Lid, Black

Attractive, very sturdy black trash can. I have to furnish my own covered can with the service I am using; this can is approximately 13 gallons smaller than I contracted for, but I am also allowed to add a bag of trash to it on the curb. Most weeks we won’t fill this can completely. I hope the lid will go on easily and stay on for the life of the can! Appears as if it will, as lid is just as strong as the rest of the trash can. Very impressed with the price point for the quality of the can.

Product is excellent in every way, but the DELIVERY DRIVER needs to follow instructions. I am handicapped, walk with a walker, and cannot go upstairs. I have a sign upstairs beside my porch steps "PLEASE TAKE ALL DELIVERIES TO THE LOWER BACK DOOR" and also I have this same message on options when I place my order. He left this order on my front porch.

I rate these trash cans 5/5 because they’re sturdy, spacious, and great for outdoor use. The lids fit tightly, which helps keep out squirrels, raccoons, and other curious critters. They’re easy to move, well-made, and exactly what I needed—great quality for the price!

No struggling to get it in the car, because Walmart delivered it to our garage door. Appears to be durable (time will tell). The only drawback is that you have to attach the lid yourself. I found it difficult to pop into the slots in the handle, so enlisted husband - who opens jars for me, too. ;)

i like these trash cans so far I have not found anything i dont like. they are easy to move, they will tip backwards now if empty when you flip the lid open when you are putting a new bag in, but that cant be helped because it throws them off balance.

Can't believe how expensive garbage cans are! The collectu ors broke my other one somehow. I loved that one except it broke, so not so great. This one is short and it's designed so that it's awkward to roll to the end of the driveway. It keeps wanting to go back straight up and I struggle to keep it tilted to roll it. I imagine the taller you are the more difficult it is to roll. As with most of these type lids, it disconnects and you have to handle the lid fairly often which I find gross. However, I'd rather deal with these little issues than spend twice as much. I'd recommend if you feel the same way, otherwise I wouldn't

Well, I had so many expenses with my move that I had to cut corners where possible. So, I went to Walmart for a household garbage can for my home. This was the type I needed with the attached lid so that it could be picked up by the automatic arm on the garbage truck. It works. It has been picked up and emptied three times now, and the last time, when I pulled it back to my garage, the lid was dangling off. It wasn't broken, I just had to squeeze it back on the handle. It makes me wonder how long it will last. So, it is a good value, as it will do the job for a while, but you get what you pay for.

I’m disappointed with the quality of this trash container. Shortly after purchasing, the lids began coming loose. In addition, the container has become deformed and is no longer square at the top. It appears unable to withstand high outdoor temperatures.

this is very thin plastic, and it's very flimsy, does not have a bar in back to help lift it up for garbage truck , can not pick up garbage by the bar on lid will break, I doubt It will go through one or two garbage pickup before it breaks , go with the more expensive one that it's very thick plastic and can pick up with the bar in back

It's a worthless flimsy easily damaged piece of junk. The lid is separate. If you can afford to buy the better quality ones, it is worth doing so, even if they cost around $100 . If not, save up and buy the better quality ones later. This is not worth more than $8. It will shatter and crack in cold temperature. It might be ok in climates that stay above 60•F year-round, but not in Minnesota. But it's still flimsy and thin.