Addis Everyday Family Pedal Bin, 50 Litre, Mushroom

Works great, good quality, good size, easy to clean because it’s not too deep, good value for money, lid closes fully and properly, the lid doesn’t open very far when you push on the foot pedal but you can just open it by hand since the lid is very light and the lid will stay up and a 90 degree angle.

Good size, good quality, good price. I can recommend it

This bin is a good size and fits the white drawstring bin bags from Costco perfectly, which is exactly what we needed. It’s lightweight and does the job, but it does feel a bit on the cheaper side. The lid has a tendency to pop off occasionally, but it’s nothing major.For the price, it’s totally fine but you get what you pay for. If you’re after a basic, functional bin that fits standard large bin bags, this does the trick!

This little bin has been a great addition to my kitchen. Despite its compact size, it holds a surprising amount, and the roll-top lid operates smoothly, making it easy to use even when my hands are full. I appreciate that it's made from 100% recycled plastic—it's nice to see a product that's both functional and environmentally conscious. The light grey color blends well with my kitchen decor, and the bin feels sturdy and well-made. It's also easy to clean, which is a big plus. Overall, a great purchase that combines practicality with sustainability.

Excellent product at a very good price. Well made, sturdy, capacious and a great colour.

For the price this is a good bin until I can get a better one. The positives are that it is reasonably big inside for rubbish. It does open part way when you press a foot on the pedal. It does almost close fully when you take your foot off the pedal.The negative points are that the lid doesn't open all the way. It opens about 3/4 of the way. I could have bought a cheaper generic brand that opens the same amount but went for a well known brand name thinking it would open fully or at least more than it does. The lid returns to sit on top not actually fully closed. So if you have anything go a bit smelly i the bin, you can smell it the same as when the lid is open. If you push it down fully, gently with you fingers then it won't open when you put you foot on the pedal. You will have to open it with your hand until the foot pedal works. If someone is heavy footed the lid can detatch itself and you have to fix it. It is so thin and loght weight that if you put anything bulky inside then it misshapes the bin. Someone put a bunch of clothes in mine and it warped the shape so that the lid was even worse at being 'closed'. You can't really push stuff down in the bin to compact it and create more space for the same reason. The bin becomes misshaped and it affects the lid. Lastly, the bin liner has nothing to hold it in place. It has a lip that you can poke it up into on the outside edge, but it doesn't hold it in any way. It just makes it look neat and tidy.... until you put something in the bin and the bag gets pulled inside. I have had to repeatedly pick out the bag edge with yoghurt and other foods dumped on it because other folk in the house carry on dumping stuff in regardless that the bag had come off of the bin lip/edge.It is a good makeshift bin while you save up for a better one, but not sure I could stick with it indefinately. A bit dissapointing for the brand. I expected better.

This is better thank expected. Its well made and slim so it fits in my little kitchen. Plenty of room and I love the foot pedal to open. Just the perfect bin.

Had this bin for a few months now, it’s of a decent build quality however the bin storage is a little smaller than I thought it would be, but then again it’s alright for someone like me who lives alone because I don’t have to keep changing the bin! 😂 you get a good bin for the price and that’s what sold it for me.