Grey 5 L Pedal Bin, Stainless Steel with Removable Inner Bucket

The bag splits, and whatever was in it runs down into the gap between the bag and the metal, the one part of a bin your hand cannot reach and a cloth cannot clean.

What Are the Key Features of This Grey Pedal Bin's Removable Inner Bucket?

• The inner bucket lifts straight out: a split bag empties into plastic you can carry to the tap instead of the bottom of the steel shell, where nothing reaches.
• Quiet close lid: the lid settles instead of clanging, which matters in a bathroom that shares a wall with a bedroom.
• Steel foot pedal: opens with a foot while both hands are full, wet or dirty, and steel is what keeps a pedal working after years of daily use.
• 5 L: sized for a toilet side, a study desk or an office chair, where a kitchen bin is furniture nobody asked for.
• 1 kg empty: moving it out of the way to mop takes a push with your foot.

Where Can You Use This Grey Stainless Steel Pedal Bin?

• Beside a toilet
• At the end of a bathroom counter
• Next to a child's desk in a study room
• By an office chair
• On a countertop corner, where tissues and packaging collect

Why Does This Pedal Bin's Steel Shell Stop It from Skidding on Wet Tiles?

• You can stop buying liners: a shopping bag folds over the bucket rim, or skip the bag entirely and rinse the bucket out.
• Steel outside, plastic inside: the shell has weight so a foot on the pedal does not skid it across wet tiles.
• The wet part is the part you can scrub: plastic takes hard scrubbing and dries in a minute, with no joint to corrode at.

Details

Material & Build

• Shell: stainless steel. Weight where it stops the bin skidding, and no soft edge after a year of humidity.
• Inner bucket: removable plastic. Lifts out on two fingers for rinsing.
• Pedal: stainless steel. The part that takes a foot several times a day for years, and where a cheaper bin fails first.
• Heavy duty, sturdy, finished in grey.

Care

• Lift the inner bucket out and rinse it; wipe the steel shell dry.

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