🗑️ AmazonCommercial 32 Gallon Heavy Duty Round Trash/Garbage Can, Grey, 2-pack: Durable and Spacious Waste Bins for Efficient Waste Management Review

As far as cans go, a 32 gallon can is the perfect size, especially for home use. These commercial grade Revain cans have a durable feel and are sure to last. At first it seemed like a great value. Two 32 gallon cans for $55, that's $27.50 per can. I compared this price to Rubbermaid's most popular commercial line called Brute, which looks exactly like this Revain commercial can. However, a can of Brute will cost you $35. So with Revain Commercial you save over 25%. If that sounds too good to be

Revain Commercial have developed a fairly competitive 55 gallon bin. The plastic is durable, comparable to what I've seen on Rubbermaid products. We used it to transport garden tools, wood and garden waste for a long time. The handles are solid and when we have the pockets the built in lock works well on one side. The only downside I can think of is how HEAVY they are when half or fully loaded! Unless you have a built in wheel cart (which looks like it screws into the bottom of the keg) kegs…

). Luckily there were several of these containers on the premises and it turned out to be the best way to move all these things. Of course, once one of these containers is full, you have to place it on a trolley with two people and move it in that direction. Knowing this, I ordered them for my upcoming move. I'm only moving a few blocks so I can make it in 100 truck rides. I can put all my short wood in here and transport it there. The same goes for toolboxes, chemical canisters, attic scraps…

and so on (filling with grass clippings or anything else that settles into a dense mass will a little heavy). The size of the jars is perfect for this type of use (not to mention the normal cleaning or shop jobs), as is their strength and manoeuvrability. The latter is aided by sturdy and well-placed handles and accessible wheels that lock into place. When not in use, they fold (even with the wheels installed) into a relatively compact state. I'm speaking relatively as this would still be the…

Trash Cans. We're out of town on the South Bay. Hurricane Ida made a lot of noise in our area. Almost everyone was without electricity (we were away for three weeks). Worse still, none of our well pumps could work as they were powered by electricity. So no running water for weeks. Those glasses showing up on time were a blessing, that's why. The first big advantage, they are perfect for our cleaning purposes on our land. We are dismantling the demolished parts of one of our barns. Or picking up