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Wow I really love those. $43 is steep for a trash can but I love that you can't see the bag. I currently re-use grocery bags for trash anyway.

I'd like it more with a lid...who wants to look at/smell trash? Might be good for recycleables but still

A few years ago Philippe Starck made a trashcan almost exactly like that for Target.

I love the fact they want you to buy special bags for it.

My old grocery bags work just fine.

I would love it with a top too. I would want to use it for my bathrooms and bedroom but my dogs love getting into the little trash cans so lids are a necessity!

I guess I was thinking differently about these cans. I wouldn’t use them in the kitchen, but perhaps in the bath, bedroom or living room, where the worst trash would be tissues and the like. They seem a bit small for kitchen use or recyclables use.

I agree: kitchen trash should have a lid.

sigh. i love it, but won't spent that much.

hey, they've been selling these on the plastica site for a year:

http://www.plasticashop.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=P&Product_Code=TUBELOR&Category_Code=NS

i was going to buy one for the bathroom but i've yet to get over spending $40 on a bathroom trash can...especially since i just spent $100 on my kitchen recycling unit:

http://www.organize.com/3-compartment-recycling-bin.html?Prod_ID=3-compartment-recycling-bin&qid=

Yes, I bought one from Plastica about a year ago!

I think my golden would probably get his head stuck in this and then walk around banging into things.

Wow talk about alot of surface area to clean and a whole lot of material to make a small trash bin. Imagine sliding the top up and over some mucky garbage, yuk.