Pukomc Smart Sensor Wastebasket, Convenient and Hygienic Easy to Use, Technology Sensor Waterproof Wastebasket Plastic Trash can for Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom, Living Room, Office and Outdoor

I love this trash bin. Easy to clean, and a perfect size, for example, in the bathroom.

Love this wastebasket. Battery lasts forever and I have one in each bathroom. Sensor works great for touchless trash disposal. Holds a lot of trash as well.

I bought this trash can for my half bath on my main level and I love it. I feel like it just elevates the bathroom and love that the garbage is hidden. It actually holds quite a bit in it too. It looks smaller than it is.

I love this cute little bathroom waste basket is great . It doesn’t take up much room …. easy to clean and it’s a perfect size for a plastic bag from the grocery store..

Initially saw on TikTok, came to Amazon to buy. I can see why it’s popular, works very well, the sensor works great. Bought several more for family members

The media could not be loaded. I’m not entirely sure when it happened. One moment, I was peacefully scrolling social media—watching dogs perform Olympic-level flips —and the next, I’d somehow descended into the rather niche, yet oddly compelling, world of Bins.Yes, bins. The receptacles. The rubbish holders. Apparently, they’re having a moment.But not just any bin. No, no. This one has aspirations.For five days straight, the algorithm all but insisted I become intimately acquainted with this bin. It appeared in every impeccably curated space—kitchens with marble countertops, bathrooms you’d swear belonged to a boutique spa, homes with precisely three visible items and zero clutter.Naturally, being the picture of discipline and restraint that I am, I ordered it immediately.The Unboxing – “Ah, She's Fancy”Right from the start, I was rather taken. The bin is perfectly sized—10L / 2.6 gallons, which somehow feels both efficient and vaguely European. It comes with detachable legs, should you wish to elevate it to its full stature or discreetly tuck it under a cabinet, depending on how committed you are to the curated refuse aesthetic.The design? Utterly civilized. Sleek, modern, and decidedly not the kind of thing one picks up on a whim from the corner shop. It whispers “considered minimalism,” not “last-minute panic buy.”Although, if I’m honest, I would have gladly thrown more money at this for a metal version with a real bamboo lid. But alas, it’s all plastic. No offense to plastic, but it just doesn’t quite whisper “luxury” the way bamboo does.The Wave-to-Open Lid – For the Discerning Refuse EnthusiastNow, to the pièce de résistance: the sensor-activated lid.Gone are the days of unsightly refuse or pressing foot pedals like commoners. And heaven forbid, actually touching the lid. No, this clever contraption opens with a wave of the hand—as if by magic, or at least by polite automation.One merely gestures in its direction and the lid lifts, obligingly revealing a glimpse of last night’s takeaway containers and existential dread. And just as gracefully, it closes—sealing it all away with the elegance of a butler drawing the curtains.It’s smooth. It’s responsive. And dare I say, throwing away a used teabag has never felt so... refined.Final Thoughts – Should You Succumb to Rubbish Luxury?Was I utterly manipulated by a cunning algorithm? Unquestionably.Do I resent it? Absolutely not.Yes, I would’ve loved a metal version. Yes, bamboo would’ve given it that high-brow, “I attend silent meditation retreats” kind of energy. But this bin? It performs beautifully.I now glide over to it, wave my hand like an aristocrat bidding farewell, and watch it open with obedient grace. Every. Single. Time.So, if you too find yourself spiraling into BinTok, don’t fight it. Accept the future. Purchase the bin. Embrace the hands-free, aesthetically elevated waste experience. You can also find this in the TikTok shop, but I selected Amazon due to my lack of patience.And to the algorithm—touché. You’ve done it again.

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