Slim Gap Trash Can, 10 L, 5.5 in Deep Push-Lid Bin

I already had one in the bathroom and added another for the laundry room. It tucks between the washer and the wall and holds a week of dryer lint and empty detergent pods. The push lid keeps everything contained.

My gap is 5.25 inches so this technically did not fit flush. I have it angled slightly and it mostly works. The bin is well made, I just should have checked the back width before ordering. Not the bin's fault.

I was nervous the off white would clash with my white walls but it reads as a warm neutral. The grey rim ties in with my faucet. Looks like it came with the bathroom.

The whole thing is plastic including the lid hinge. It feels fine for a bathroom but I would not put it somewhere it gets knocked around. The slim footprint is the real selling point for me.

The bin fits my gap and looks nice, but tucking the liner behind the rim takes some effort. If the bag is thin it slips out when I push the lid. It works, just not as smooth as I hoped.

I have had this for about six weeks and it still looks the same as day one. No cracks, no wobble, the lid springs back like it should. For 28 bucks I am happy with the build.

The push lid took about a week to loosen up. At first I had to press harder than I liked. Now it opens fine with one finger. The bin itself is sturdy and the size is right for a bathroom.

The matte plastic does not show smudges like my old glossy bin did. I wipe it down maybe once a month. The light grey rim looks intentional, not cheap.

Bought this for the small office where the shredder lives. It holds the shredded paper from a full session without overflowing. The grey rim keeps it from looking like a plain bucket.

I put mine in the narrow slot between the fridge and the counter. It is out of the walking path but still easy to reach. Push lid means I can toss stuff in without bending down.

It fit my 5.5 inch gap perfectly but the widest part at the back is what almost caught on the baseboard. I had to angle it in. Once it was in, it looks clean and the lid works fine. Just measure twice.

The lid lifts straight off which I did not expect at this price. I rinse the whole body under the tap when it gets dusty. Matte off white matches my tiles better than I thought it would.

Liked the first one so much I ordered another for the laundry room next to the dryer. It catches lint and dryer sheets and stays out of the way. Two bins, no more clutter on the floor.

I was worried 10 liters would feel tiny but it is the same capacity as the round bin it replaced. The slim shape just uses the space better. I empty it about once a week like before.

The lid pops open with a light tap and closes soft, no loud snap. I keep it next to the vanity and use it for cotton pads and empty bottles. The liner sits behind the rim so nothing hangs over the edge.

I measured the gap between my toilet and vanity at about 6 inches and this thing slid right in. My old round bin sat out in the open for two years and I just got used to it. Now I don't even see this one unless I'm looking for it.

I already had one in the bathroom and added another for the laundry room. It tucks between the washer and the wall and holds a week of dryer lint and empty detergent pods. The push lid keeps everything contained.

My gap is 5.25 inches so this technically did not fit flush. I have it angled slightly and it mostly works. The bin is well made, I just should have checked the back width before ordering. Not the bin's fault.

I was nervous the off white would clash with my white walls but it reads as a warm neutral. The grey rim ties in with my faucet. Looks like it came with the bathroom.

The whole thing is plastic including the lid hinge. It feels fine for a bathroom but I would not put it somewhere it gets knocked around. The slim footprint is the real selling point for me.

The bin fits my gap and looks nice, but tucking the liner behind the rim takes some effort. If the bag is thin it slips out when I push the lid. It works, just not as smooth as I hoped.

I have had this for about six weeks and it still looks the same as day one. No cracks, no wobble, the lid springs back like it should. For 28 bucks I am happy with the build.

The push lid took about a week to loosen up. At first I had to press harder than I liked. Now it opens fine with one finger. The bin itself is sturdy and the size is right for a bathroom.

The matte plastic does not show smudges like my old glossy bin did. I wipe it down maybe once a month. The light grey rim looks intentional, not cheap.

Bought this for the small office where the shredder lives. It holds the shredded paper from a full session without overflowing. The grey rim keeps it from looking like a plain bucket.

I put mine in the narrow slot between the fridge and the counter. It is out of the walking path but still easy to reach. Push lid means I can toss stuff in without bending down.

It fit my 5.5 inch gap perfectly but the widest part at the back is what almost caught on the baseboard. I had to angle it in. Once it was in, it looks clean and the lid works fine. Just measure twice.

The lid lifts straight off which I did not expect at this price. I rinse the whole body under the tap when it gets dusty. Matte off white matches my tiles better than I thought it would.

Liked the first one so much I ordered another for the laundry room next to the dryer. It catches lint and dryer sheets and stays out of the way. Two bins, no more clutter on the floor.

I was worried 10 liters would feel tiny but it is the same capacity as the round bin it replaced. The slim shape just uses the space better. I empty it about once a week like before.

The lid pops open with a light tap and closes soft, no loud snap. I keep it next to the vanity and use it for cotton pads and empty bottles. The liner sits behind the rim so nothing hangs over the edge.

I measured the gap between my toilet and vanity at about 6 inches and this thing slid right in. My old round bin sat out in the open for two years and I just got used to it. Now I don't even see this one unless I'm looking for it.