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Domestic Science: United Receptacle Trash Can

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Domestic Science: United Receptacle Trash Can

November 18, 2011

On a recent visit to Public Bikes in San Francisco, we admired owner Rob Forbes' trio of industrial recycling bins, which he sourced from United Receptacle. The heavy-duty steel Global Industrial 24-Gallon Step-On Steel Trash Can ($169.95 at Amazon) is available in white, red, or steel.

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Above: Martha Stewart is also a fan of free-standing recycling and trash containers: "Though the trend is to have pull-out bins behind cabinet doors, these are easier and cleaner to use," she says.

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