Review on 🔨 Metal Can Crusher - Heavy Duty Wall Mounted Aluminum Crusher/Smasher for 16 oz. Seltzer, Soda, Beer Cans - Recycling Tool with Bottle Opener by Jennifer Brown

But I used can crushers before. You can use the equipment provided. I have made. Screw them into a needle. Well, mid two. Two on the sides I used other anchors. A month later, the breaker began to fall out of the wall. Solution: Obtain a pair of long anchor bolts that fit the pre-drilled holes, or drill holes for larger anchor bolts. There are also two of the strongest looking anchors available at your local hardware store. Drill a stud and anchor holes, then attach the breaker to the wall. A simple solution. The best hardware should be included, or at least direct the buyer to buy durable hardware. There should also be two additional anchor holes at the bottom of the breaker. I would go that route but was fed up with the reinstall process. Next time she comes out of the wall I'll try that. The handle is still wobbly. Two small dents on the sides of the cans make it easier to chop. (I think another member of the family couldn't do that and came out of the wall as a result.) Now the trash can doesn't fill up as quickly. Well, so I stopped drinking those 24-ounce cans of Arizona tea that wouldn't fit in the grinder. They also claimed that plastic bottles could be crushed. I don't use much plastic. In any case, not many will fit, and the ones that do are tough and don't crush like cans. Narrow cans crush, but sometimes they even fly out with dents on the sides. You can buy or not. I do not care.