What To Expect With The EKO Hudson Slim 50L Trash Can
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So I was looking for a slimmer trash can, so I got this one by Echo
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It's going to fit basically right here on the side of my kitchen. And so opening this up is easy because all I have to do is just push down on the pedal
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and then it'll open up, as you see right over here. So here's all of it
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And then when I let go, there it is. It's going to close very slowly, so it's not going to slam down
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Now we can leave the lid raised up simply by pulling against this
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pushing it, and then it locks into place, and there you go. It'll lock right there
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Now the cool thing about this type of a trash can is the fact that it does have this extra piece and this is what allows it to hold on to the baggies, to the trash cans
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And Echo does give you a sample and these are going to be 11.9 to 12.9 gallons
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Again, first things first, remove this part. Stick the baggie inside. Then I could wrap it around the lid like so
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And now the cover can go right on top. And now when I close it, there it is
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That part's going to easy clean. This part kind of slammed. And as you see here, there is a bit of the trash can that we can see
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So to avoid that, I can just bring this up a little bit more
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And same thing on the other side. This way when I put it there and close it
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Yeah, it still kinda shows, so let me just kind of tuck this in like this
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And now when we're looking at it in the side profile or the front profile, we're not gonna see the liner so it looks a lot nicer and cleaner
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And so here's my point of view of the trashcan. Now when I wanna toss things out, such as this right here, by the way this came with it
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I could just open it up, toss it in there, let go, and then it'll close on its own
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But yeah, that's a quick look at the ECHO Slim Trashcan
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