Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Recycling Bin/Box, Stackable, 14 GAL, Blue, for Indoors/Outdoors/Garages/Homes/Commercial Facilities

These guys are absolutely a dream come true in my eyes! We recycle gas, paper, cardboard, plastic, and cans! They fit great in my garage and make my recycling look organized and clean. I live on things being clean around my house! They are very sturdy and totally worth the money!

Nice size box, very sturdy, perfect for its intentions.

Good size and very sturdy. Just what I wanted.

I use this to hold my empty drink cans until I can go to the recycle bin. A+ and high quality.

It works fine, good quality plastic bin

Just as one might infer from the description, it’s real blue, and real properly labeled all formal and such, with the recycling symbol on it so everyone knows what it’s for. It’s also quite tough and has survived many an item being hurled at or around it and stands up to being hucked in the back of a pickup. It’s a bin, it works like a bin, any further issue would likely be caused by operator error, or using it NOT as intended. Pretty good, sufficient for its purpose.

We don't have single-stream recycling, so we need to sort our items and then take them to the town transfer station. These bins give us the organization and space we need to manage our recyclables, and with wide wire shelves from the hardware store, our recycling center at home is tidy and functional. These bins are durable and will last for decades.

Perfect size for a small home. Allows you to conscientiously separate your recyclables and place them in the right trash can. Saves time and space in your household trash can. Love it. Buy yourself one.

Big and sturdy! Bought to replace my old kitchen recycling bin so I wouldn’t have to empty as often. Holds a lot without being too heavy to lift when full.

Solid recycling bins, perfect for our needs!

Je l'utilise pour y placer mes déchets régulier a l'extérieure de la maison

Solid, classic and proper size.

6 for the price of 2, great deal, considering how many the recycling guys destroy