iTouchless Stainless-Steel Hands-Free 13-Gallon Infrared Automatic Trash Can
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| Touchless Trashcan "It's your daily most frequently use appliance why not make it easier!" Would you ever watch an old TV without a remote control again? Welcome to the 21st Century! Once you try the Touchless Trashcan you will never go back to the traditional or step-on trash can again. After all it's your most used appliance everyday make it easier! 13 Gallons (49 Litre) Stainless Steel (Brushed Silver Stainless Steel Finish) Take a look at the garbage can in your kitchen. It's pretty nasty isn't it? When your hands of full of trash and you open the lid of your garbage can to toss it in dirt and all of those germs come in contact with the trash can. And more than likely that is where they'll stay. Here's the better solution - Touchless Trash Can. 100% hands-free and foot-free This device is an automatic 100% hands-free lidded waste disposal system that has a built-in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Smart-Chip that opens for you without needing to be touched or stepped on. All you have to do is move about 6 inches away from the infrared sensor near the lid. Features: It will open automatically and will close in three seconds (unless you are within sensor range). Manual releases and open buttons are on the front and it has a low battery indicator light. Includes a garbage bag fix ring to keep bags from falling and keep bags from hanging/showing outside the trashcan. Large 13 gallon capacity. Uses four "D" batteries (not included). How it works: The Touchless Trashcan uses patented invisible harmless infrared technology. Place hand or debris about 6 inches away from the infrared sensor near the lid. It will open instantly when you approach and will close automatically in 3-second after debris has been released and hand moves away. Lid will remain open if debris or hand is within 6 inches range of the infrared sensor. There are 2 buttons on the front to open and close the lid manually and an on/off switch on the bac |
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Great product : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-21 |
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| I love this trash can- it's convenient and fun. I've had it for about a month now and it's worked flawlessly the whole time. |
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Love it! : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-18 |
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| I got this trash can last month and I love it. The only thing I noticed is that since the lid isn't completely airtight, I had a small fruit fly incident once. But it still gets 5 stars. |
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Still love this thing... : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-13 |
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| I've had this product in my kitchen for some months now, and I love it as much as the first day I got it. It's an awesome addition to my kitchen. The only drawback I've had is when the bag is too heavy, the brace slips off it's lip. Still an awesome product tho... |
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Lasted less than a year. Not worth the money. : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-09 |
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| I bought this trash can and it was great while it lasted, but it only went about 10 months. It no longer operates. Once in awhile the lid will go up, but then it stays up. I did the idiot check and replaced the batteries....no good. I won't buy this again. |
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Looks Nice and Works Well : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-05 |
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I have had different kitchen trash cans over the years. The last few were plastic and not well made. They used tiny springs that would break or the little plastic piece that the spring fit on would break off. So, I tried the iTouchless and I am glad I did. This trash can not only looks nice, but works well also with the automatic lid.
The can takes 13 to 18 gallon plastic trash liners. Since, most of us have 13 gallon I found a problem. There is a ring that the liner wraps around so the liner does not show which gives a clean appearance. If you use the 13 gallon liners and fill it with heavy trash then the liner can slip off the holding ring and sink to the bottom of the can. If this happens to you, then use some Styrofoam or bubble wrap about 4 inches high and keep it in the bottom of the can. As for the retaining ring, this is a little tricky. There is a slightly raised ridge inside the can where you wrap the liner around the ring and place it just above the ridge. If you press down too far the ring and liner will fall to the bottom. However, after a few times you get the hang of placing the ring correctly.
The lid mechanism when it opens and closes is actually quieter than a metal can with a foot pedal. The sensor works well. You get within 5 to 6 inches and the lid opens. I also like that you can press the open button and the lid stays open until you press close. Plus, you can turn off the whole thing with a switch.
The lid holds the motorized mechanism, batteries, sensor and controls. Therefore, you lose some space in the opening. The opening is about 7x9 inches. However, this is still enough room for all but the real large items.
There is room for improvement like making the ridge holding the retaining ring a little larger. But, overall this is a very nice looking and functional kitchen trash can.
Update: I solved the problem of the liner slipping off the retaining ring. Simply tie a knot in the opening of the plastic liner. Then the liner will fit tight and not come off the ring. |
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