iTouchless Sensor Trash Can

I now own two of these little trash cans both work great I have had one of them for over three years still going strong

I bought this trash can almost 4 years ago, and the lid is still very sensitive

Perfect for countertop compost. The design is great--the bag stays in place as things are dropped in. Motion sensor works and bin stays open for an ideal amount of time before shutting again.

Works great

I've had one in the kitchen for around 15 years and wanted a very small one to fit in the bathroom. This one is the perfect size. The sensor has a sufficient delay of a couple of seconds and a very close range so you don't accidentally open it and stuff falls in off the counter. That's why I got it.Always paranoid of things falling into an open trash can, and my sweetheart didn't like a step-on-can (it was brushed aluminum, I thought it was great). So, I got this so she can't complain about having to do anything other than put her hand near the sensor and wait a second.You can't place it flush against a wall, because when the lid opens, the lid sticks out further back than the can itself. I put a 3-inch block of foam behind it, so the can doesn't get pushed against the wall. (Took it from a computer box packing).I haven't figured out where to buy the perfect sized bags for it, as I don't like the top edges blooming out and visible. And I don't want to pay high prices for perfectly-sized bags. So, still looking for that.Oh, and like my kitchen iTouchless can (which is on it's second lid - first one wore out the gears after 10 years), the lid seals very well and keeps all odors inside the can. So much so that you'll go weeks and forget to empty it because you're not using it much and never smell anything.Highly recommend this. Also, strongly recommend only the iTouchless brand. Other similar ones are cheap, more plastic parts, and simply won't last years and years like iTouchless. I'm just a happy user who hates "cheap junk". I want things to work perfectly and I don't want them to every wear out. Well, if something lasts 10+ years and the price didn't increase too much when I have to buy it again, I'll accept that.

We loved it due to its touchless lid feature, look and size. BUT, after 3 months or so the lid stopped opening. I performed all of the troubleshooting tips but none resolved the issue. After contacting the company, they stated that the warranty covers sending me a new lid. Great! Except you pay $15 in shipping (which likely covers the actual production cost). We received the new lid and it also worked for a few months until it too stopped opening. So I'm moving on and using this as a lidless trash can for paper.Note: the battery compartment has a plastic piece that keeps the batteries in place, but condensation from damp food in the trash can gets into the battery compartment and rusts the contact points. This may be the cause of the item failure.

This is the second one I bought and I love them!

This is good to keep used cat litter in.