Sterilite Small Bathroom Trash Can, 3 Gallon Plastic Garbage Bucket Bin with Swing Top Lid, Black

I love this, it's actually the 2nd that I bought. One for the bathroom and one for the kitchen. In the kitchen I use it for foods that may leave a bad smell in a large can, onions, leftovers, etc., I use smaller bags and take it out more often the wonderful lid makes sure that its closed at all times, and you avoid having to take out half full trash bags.

Upon the occasion of the trash bucket's arrival, conveyed with adequate celerity by the Walmart associate, I conducted a thorough visual and tactile inspection. The item presents a matte, jet-black finish, devoid of the distracting gloss that would otherwise cheapen its silhouette. There are no obvious seams, mold flashes, or structural irregularities to offend the discerning eye. The polypropylene, or similarly unspecified but robust thermoplastic, possesses a density that defies the inherent lightness of its weight. One might foolishly conflate “lightweight” with “fragile”; this bucket certainly lends support to such notions. Its walls, though of modest thickness, exude a paper-like rigidity that cannot resist flexure under any amount of lateral pressure. It is, in short, a plastic bucket that does not distract with ostentatious heft, but seduces with a quiet confidence. SIZE: The advertised three gallons (approximately 11.36 liters) is scrupulously accurate. It accommodates the daily detritus of my small office and I imagine it would adequately secure the daily debris of a private home's bathroom, a bedroom, or even a single-person kitchen—coffee grounds, packaging ephemera, dental floss, and the occasional spoiled produce item—without requiring premature evacuation. LINER COMPATIBILITY: This bucket exhibits a cooperative tolerance for standard four-gallon drawstring liners. The liner adheres to the interior walls with sufficient friction to resist slippage during filling, yet releases with a gentle tug upon completion of the fill cycle. The rim is sufficiently rolled to prevent the abrasive laceration of said liners—a fault common to lesser receptacles. ERGONOMICS AND TRANSPORT: This bucket avoids the pitfalls of sale department gimmicks like an integrated handle. As previously noted, this bucket is a triumph of ergonomic simplicity. When fully laden (maximum load testing confirmed 12 pounds of damp hair and assorted animal manures), the lack of a handle allows for a balanced, vertical carry that reduces torsional strain on the wrist. Carrying the bucket for a distance of 50 meters did not result in fatigue, digital pinching, or unwanted discharge. CLEANABILITY: The non-porous, hydrophobic nature of the interior surface repels adhesive residues. A warm water rinse combined with a mild surfactant removes all traces of bodily fluids and condiment residue. I have subjected it to three cycles of high-pressure spray and one dilute bleach solution and observed no degradation, discoloration, or odor retention. ODOR CONTAINMENT: By virtue of its dense polymer structure that will remain relatively unchanged on this earth for thousands of years after the expiration of its usefulness, the bucket does not itself adsorb malodorous compounds. Even after 72 hours of holding fish packaging at room temperature (celebrating our anniversary) the bucket, once emptied and washed, reverted to a state of relative olfactory neutrality. could fit a cat.

I absolutely LOVE this little trash can for my bathroom downstairs. It's perfect. The label is impossible to peel off, unfortunately, but I just have it facing to the back so it cannot be seen. It's weird that they would put that kind of label on it. Oh, well.

This little trash can is exactly what I wanted for my bathroom. I didn't like the idea that any personal item I put in my bathroom trash was clearly visible to anyone who went in there so I was searching for something with a cover and this item was the perfect solution for my black and white decor.

I like the size of the trash cans, however they appear to have been kicked around a few times. Many scraps and marks on outside.

Lid doesn't fit. Got it to stop the baby from getting into the trash and she easily knocks the lid off cause it's super loose. Also almost looks like the lid goes to something else? It's a worse quality plastic and looks cheap. The pricing seems predatory to me, either w**m**t is lying that it's on clearance, a sadly common practice, or sterilite is selling it for an outrageous price. The swinging lid is fun for toddlers though!

fully thought that this trash can was going to be at least close to the size of a normal tall kitchen trash can, even though I didn't get it in my delivery... my friend sent me a photo of it in store and it was way smaller than I ever thought it would even remotely be!! my super small Mainstays bathroom trash can Towers over it! unless you want a tiny trash can, that is shorter than a typical bathroom trash can but not so tiny but it is unusable, then I would suggest looking elsewhere

I was deceived, the original price of trashcan was $27. and it was on sale for $6. I said to myself buy it but I didn't look at the description. I was not expecting something so small to be worth $27. I will carefully read the descriptions and the amount I'm going to save.

I tried to cancel two of these trash cans but the app kept saying it couldn't update and to try later, which I did several times. I rejected this item in the pick up line. The very cute kid told me he'd tell his manager and issue a refund. It doesn't look like that's been done. Help!

The lid doesn't fit properly even if you take out the trash can liner. The open and close portion is wonky. I am going to try to return for refund but if I have to bring it back in person (and I can't which is why I chose delivery) I guess I'll have to find someone who can make use of it.