simplehuman 45L Rectangular Hands-Free Kitchen Trash Can with Soft-Close Lid

Introducing the simplehuman 45L Rectangular Hands-Free Trash Can

In a kitchen that runs on routines, this 45-liter rectangular can blends durability with thoughtful design. The brushed stainless steel exterior pairs with a dent-proof plastic lid to deliver a clean, fingerprint-resistant look that feels contemporary in homes, offices, and high-traffic spaces.

Inside convenience that saves time

The standout feature is the liner pocket, which stores Code M liner refills inside and dispenses them one by one without perforations or unraveling. The stainless steel liner rim flips up for quick liner changes, then folds back to grip the liner and keep it hidden from sight. With no inner bucket to remove, you gain more usable space for waste and recycling alike.

• Liner pocket stores liners inside the can for fast changes
• Liner rim grips and hides the liner for a tidy look
• No inner bucket frees interior space for more trash

Built to last, designed for quiet use

The strong steel pedal is built to withstand heavy daily use, while the patented lid shox technology slows the lid’s motion for a smooth, silent close. The dent-proof plastic lid resists dirt and fingerprints, helping maintain a near-new appearance with less effort.

• Durable steel pedal for long-lasting use
• Silent, slow lid closure with lid shox
• Dent-proof lid resists fingerprints and dirt

Smart features that support real-life routines

Designed with everyday activities in mind, this can helps keep your kitchen organized and clean. The combination of liner-pocket storage and a sleek exterior supports easy maintenance during busy days, while the compact footprint fits a variety of spaces. It’s a practical choice for homes, offices, or light commercial settings where tidy disposal matters.

In practice, you might load a Code M liner, dispense the next liner as needed, and step away with minimal effort and noise. This can offers a neat, functional waste station that aligns with daily habits—without promising guaranteed results, just accessible, real-world utility.