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2-Pc Better Homes & Gardens Motion Sensor Garbage Can Set (13.7-Gal & 3.17-Gal)
$49.95
$79.98
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Walmart.com has 2-Piece Better Homes & Gardens Motion Sensor Kitchen Garbage Can Set (13.7-Gallon & 3.17-Gallon) on sale for the prices listed below. Shipping is free
Available Colors:Thanks to Deal Hunter Kimpossible680 for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Available Colors:Thanks to Deal Hunter Kimpossible680 for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Touch-Free Motion Sensor Open and Close 13.7 gal and 3.17 gal Kitchen Garbage Cans
- Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel
- Easy-to-Clean Drip Tray
- Space Saving Slim Profile Design
- The motion sensor lids provide over 15,000 opening/closing cycles per new 4 "C" battery set when included Use and Care directions are followed.
- Batteries not included.
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- The price of the 2-Piece Better Homes & Gardens Motion Sensor Kitchen Garbage Can Set (Silver) is $35.08 lower (43.8% savings) than the list price.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion.
- About this store:
- Details of Walmart's return policy (here)
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Walmart.com has 2-Piece Better Homes & Gardens Motion Sensor Kitchen Garbage Can Set (13.7-Gallon & 3.17-Gallon) on sale. Shipping is free
Available Colors:
Available Colors:
- Silver [walmart.com] $44.90 Now $49.93
- Black [walmart.com] $45.01 Now $49.93
Created 03-07-2022
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It used C batteries and has pretty good life compared to my old IR sensor trash which used D cells.
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It used C batteries and has pretty good life compared to my old IR sensor trash which used D cells.
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We have the bigger trash can of the two and the sensor is very hard to trigger and it also eats batteries for breakfast.
Disclaimer, I've not used this brand, but have used the ones from Target and Costco.
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It used C batteries and has pretty good life compared to my old IR sensor trash which used D cells.
What are c batteries? Don't these use aa or aaa batteries
I currently have 9 sensor trash cans in my home, from around 2 gallon up to 18 gallon. They have worked flawlessly for me, some being 5-10 years old, others newer. I rarely recharge batteries (using eneloop). The only time I've had them not work is when I accidentally got gunk on the sensor, which simply required a quick cleaning. I love not touching the waste bins and wouldn't go back. However, I have avoided the cheaper / walmart ones. Heres the 18 gallon I recommend:
https://smile.amazon.co