I am looking for something for my elderly father to use to take his garbage cans out to the road. Will this hold to regular garbage cans?
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You bet!!! The tires are large and roll easy over rough terrain, but the best part is that it "steers" from the "tongue" and makes surprising turns that allows it to be put in places that will surprise you. I bought mine because I broke my leg and needed it for trash. I tied a small rope approx. 12 ft. long to the handle, hobble out in front of it, and easily pull it to me, even making turns by the rope. Then, the groceries ... and then the ... my wife and I both fell in love with this thing and can't figure how we could do without now.
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Yes, more than likely since it has no locking mechanism. We have two smaller dogs that used to knock over the old plastic trash can. They haven't been able to knock this one over yet, but I have no doubt a larger and more determined dog would be able to.
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I would think it would work just fine. Since its collapsible it wouldn't take much space in your vehicle while traveling and its not too heavy. I have been using these for years for yard waste and trash and are very happy with them.
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These bags are big enough to hold those items over smallish trash cans,however, They do not compost and are made of thin plastic. Hope this helps.
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Yes. There are two ways to hang or mount this trash can. There are two sort of hook like things and then a stretchy band. The stretchy band is what you can use to wrap it around the head rest.
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I use mine for dog food, but I don't see why you couldn't use for garbage. Not sure how bag would fit inside. Simplehuman sells trash cans though so I might check those out first.
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Yes, I use mine for canned goods, but it would work for soda cans also. I can fit Campbell soup cans, vegetable cans, but not the larger Progresso cans, at least they will not roll to the lower level. Condensed milk cans also fit, but sometime fall off the runners. I LOVE MINE!!!
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I don't think it will handle the weight. It has very thin shelves, and they are not very deep. Great for very lightweight things but I doubt it would stand up to canned goods.
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Even though I have not specifically used it for that purpose, I surmise it would be appropriate for holding beverages. I say this because I use it for transporting perishables like ice cream and other frozen items from the grocery and it does a good job keeping them frozen. Hope this helps!!
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Yes as long as you put it towards the front back or sides. I put mine in the back of my Tahoe and it holds items in place. I really did not want to put holes into the vehicle so I put this basket in with some tape hooks.
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I bought this for over at my parent's house. They have a long gravel driveway. It works but they never put big enough wheels on trash cans. Fortunately the handle lends itself to a full on two-hand grip.
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If the cans are empty this should work fine. However, if the cans could have liquid in them I would recommend a stronger grip such as [ Unger 92134 36-Inch Nifty Nabber Pick-Up Tool with Aluminum Handle ] , which can pick up full 15oz cans of food from above your head. Also, if you are going to use the grabber a lot (like picking up trash from a sporting event) I would suggest to spent the extra money and get the one I mentioned above.I also like [ Ettore 49036 Grip'n Grab Reach Tool, 32-Inch ] because it can pick up heavy things with ease. If the cans are empty this should work fine. However, if the cans could have liquid in them I would recommend a stronger grip such as [ Unger 92134 36-Inch Nifty Nabber Pick-Up Tool with Aluminum Handle ] , which can pick up full 15oz cans of food from above your head. Also, if you are going to use the grabber a lot (like picking up trash from a sporting event) I would suggest to spent the extra money and get the one I mentioned above.I also like [ Ettore 49036 Grip'n... » Read More If the cans are empty this should work fine. However, if the cans could have liquid in them I would recommend a stronger grip such as [ Unger 92134 36-Inch Nifty Nabber Pick-Up Tool with Aluminum Handle ] , which can pick up full 15oz cans of food from above your head. Also, if you are going to use the grabber a lot (like picking up trash from a sporting event) I would suggest to spent the extra money and get the one I mentioned above.I also like [ Ettore 49036 Grip'n Grab Reach Tool, 32-Inch ] because it can pick up heavy things with ease. « Show Less
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I would not recommend this can for food waste because therre is no lid. This works well for paper waste or anything sealed like soda bottles, sealed containers of food that have never been opened.
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It's probably a little big for that. I have a 28 L trash can and there's plenty of extra to fold over. You can fold it down, though.
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It has cross bars that hold the bottom of the Jerry Can. I have strapped it on the back of an ATV for long distance travel and have had no problems to date. But, nothing lasts forever.
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sorry, don't know the answer to that. I would thing that you could maybe use a trash can? As long as it's the same size opening, it should be ok?
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Absolutely! In fact, I have it in my garage holding up a heavy plastic storage container (rectangular, but not too long), so that I can easily swing it out of the way when I need to get to something else. It is light, but sturdy. Very handy for moving things around-- including cardboard boxes, etc. I also have one for a huge planter on my back patio. Very very good!