Rubbermaid FG262000WHT Vented BRUTE 20 Gal, White

They fit very well and are very strong. I'm satisfied with this purchase. Worth every penny.

These garbage cans are named Brute for a reason - they are as tough as they come. If you’re looking for a receptacle that can stand up to the rigors of heavy use, this is the one. The 55 gallon size is spacious and holds lots of trash. The handles are heavy duty and allow easy movement. Well worth the price and should give years of use.

I purchased this for my husband's office/man cave. The room's theme is "industrial site" (biohazard shtick, OSHA compliance signs, safety cones, et cetera) and his predominant color is 'caution' yellow. Initially, I just needed an inexpensive trash can that would match the garish color scheme, but this bin turned out to be pretty awesome! (It's also available in less jolting colors like white and grey). --Size? Because this model is identical in style to the giant-sized garage/curbside bins, the online image may briefly fool you. But it's a 10 gallon container measuring approx 17" H, 15-1/2" diameter (top), 12" diameter (base) w/ 3" long handles. --Sturdy? Yep! It's incredibly durable and thick (nearly commercial grade plastic) and can easily be hosed out and routinely abused. A good thing...since my husband has never used a plastic bag liner in his life; moreover, he considers food stuffs, of any type, to be appropriate for disposal alongside paper items and your more benign household debris. This is convenient for indoor use but ruggedly forgives carrot cake smothered fax cover sheets. --Lid? Nope. However, Rubbermaid Commercial Brute coordinating lids (#2610) are available and we bought one...because (see above) Hubby's trash is our dogs' 2nd breakfast. I'll review the lid separately but it fits nicely/tightly; I'd recommend a lid for use outdoors so as to reduce odor and discourage vermin. My indoor pests, which we just shorten to "pets", are equally stymied. -- Appearance? This won't win any interior design awards but if you've read this far, you're not after frou frou. It's a nice smooth finish w/o plastic-y frayed bits and has fortifying ridges at the base. The can's "Brute" moniker is a way too visible for my taste--tho it does accurately describe its owner on his worst days-- but we've well established my tastes are irrelevant since my husband actually chose 'toxic waste' as part of his his design story. --Balanced? Very! Sturdiness is great and all, but bins are still prone to topple if poorly designed. This container, on carpet, can survive the across-the-room-over-the-coffee-table 3-point shot without tumbling over. Ray Allen would approve! Not in any way as disposable in quality as the trash it holds, if this solid, easy-to-care for, and reasonably priced bin can survive my man's test lab of a man cave, it should last years at your house too. If it was self-emptying, it would be just about perfect. In yellow, at least it'll get emptied once or twice a decade as it's real hard to miss!!

I usually have a fairly large can next to/under my desk at home. This is because I spend a LOT of time at my desk and as such also throw a lot of things away while sitting there. I had a Sterlite that had been with me for many years, but it was rather thin and didn't hold up well. After several encounters with duct tape, I finally decided to find another can...preferably, something more durable this time. After searching for several hours I came across this item. I have much smaller versions ON my desk, given to me by vendors over the years and used almost exclusively for pencils and pens. I was much impressed with the pen holder version and decided to give this a try - they had it in the right size and ready to ship so I ordered it. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the box and it was EXACTLY like the pencil holder version, only sized to fit under my desk. It was sturdy, colorful, fit the trash bags perfectly (no more bulldog clips to hold the bag on), and fit right in the spot my old one left. Aside from being super tough, some other things impressed me about this item; the 13Gal bags fit like a glove and stay in place with no effort at all --- the handles are big and comfy, even if I have something heavy in there I don't worry about cutting or hurting my hands --- there are 'bag holders' next to the handles, which can be a bit confusing at first, but once you figure them out you won't go back to a can that doesn't have them --- this can is slightly wider and somewhat shorter than my last one, so it sits firmly on the floor with almost no chance of being knocked over. If you are looking for a can that is super-duty (and if you include the optional lid) in this rare size, that can do almost anything safely and easily, I would highly recommend this one.

This is just what it says it is, a 55 Gallon Trash Can. I ordered this because we seem to have a ton of garbage and the bags needed emptied constantly. This will hold quite a bit. Liners are a bit difficult to find but they are available. We generally have a bunch of paper and cardboard waste so this will be perfect for that. No lid (Sold separately) but we didn't need it.