Household Essentials Trash Krusher Manual Trash Compactor
Last updated: October 30, 2019
A manual compactor like the Household Essentials Trash Krusher Manual Trash Compactor will help you save money while still giving you the convenience of compacting your trash. Simply remove a section of the lid, and press down on your trash. This trash can also has a switch that will hold your lid open while you're cleaning it.
We looked at the top Trash Compactors and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Trash Compactor you should buy.
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Key Takeaway: This Household Essentials Trash Krusher Manual Trash Compactor does the job of a motorized compactor without the expense.
In our analysis of 160 expert reviews, the Household Essentials Trash Krusher Manual Trash Compactor placed 7th when we looked at the top 10 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
The TK10 trash krusher has all the features of a modern Stainless Steel trash can with a soft touch Petal and a slow-closing lid, but inside this attractive 40L can is a unique, patented manual trash compactor system. It’s easy to use and quiet. Just grab the handle on the lid and push. Your household trash will be crushed. No special bags or electricity is required–just the force of your hand. You’ll get Twice as much trash in every bag. A switch lets the lid remain open for longer clean-up Jobs and to makes it easy to empty the trash and change the bags. And the unique locking mechanism ensures that the bag is secured until it is time to take it out. The trash krusher is also easy to clean. Just detach the compaction device from the lid and rinse it with soapy water. Capacity 40 liters. Uses 10 or 13 gallon trash bags. Measure 25.5High, 16wide, 13.5deep with foot pedal
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