Simplehuman 40-Liter Slim Plastic Step Can, Black

simplehuman 40-Liter Slim Plastic Step Can, Black
simplehuman
$50.00
  • Our patented lid shox technology controls the motion of the lid for a slow, silent close
  • Strong steel pedal: will last for years
  • Lid lock: lock the lid shut to help prevent pets from opening the lid
  • Slim, space-saving shape: designed to make the most of tight spaces
  • Durable, dent-proof plastic
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