Tiyafuro 2.4 Gallon Kitchen Compost Bin for Counter Top or Under Sink, Hanging Small Trash Can with Lid for Cupboard/Bathroom/Bedroom/Office/Camping, Mountable Indoor Compost Bucket, Gray

My family loves this. It’s so easy to use with the lid opening in two different ways & is the perfect size. Super functional!

We live in a place that required compost in its own trash can. Easy to install under the sink, just a plastic hook that goes over the cabinet. Love that it has two ways to open it. About the right size fore 3-4 days worth of compost. Easy to put in a compostable bag, and the lid snaps into place holding the bag in place.

I've had this for a little over a year and it's time I replace it. This is generally a very simple and reliable trashcan that is easy to use and easy to wash.The two issues I've had are1. The cavity for the bench scraper has holes that open into the inside of the trashcan lid. This means moisture will collect in there and mold will grow. It's VERY hard to clean the interior of the lid. This is my biggest problem with the trashcan and if you buy one I highly recommend just filling in the gaps with a gluegun or something. Honestly this trashcan doesn't even need to come with a bench scraper I'm bummed Tiyafuro decided to include this instead of a flush lid...2. After about 11 months of use one of the black hinge arms started to pop off its little plastic axle. This isn't a big problem, there's a gap in the middle of the axle piece and I am able to just wedge a little bit of plastic in there to keep the hinge arm on. Honestly besides this the hinge mechanism is very sturdy and reliable.TLDR: Good simple trashcan, but seal around the bench scraper to keep the trashcan from getting moldy.

I use this trash in my kitchen and I really like it. Its sleek and sturdy. Very easy to intall and remove. The garbage does not smell. Great value!

Not too big or too small, great for small areas. I have mine hanging, it saves space and very sturdy.

I moved across country not long ago, and din't bring my metal bucket style counter compost bin with me. I decided I would get something new. It took a while and we had a glass bowl on the counter and regularly took it out. My hubby does a LOT of cooking, though, and sometimes the bowl would overflow just in the prep of 1 meal. He finally asked if we were ever going to get an actual compost bin again (oh, and he needed that bowl for cooking!). I had this in my saved for later for a while, and ordered it. We've been using it for about 2 months now, and it's great. The ease of the lid is fantastic, the fact that it hangs inside the cabinet and doesn't take up counter space is also amazing, and it holds....a lot. So much so, that if we cut onions when its nearly empty, so they're sitting there just kind of...marinating...it can get ripe far sooner than its full. But that's all good. We really do love it.We don't use the bags, we drop right into the container and wash after each emptying. 1 thing hubby didn't realize when he turned it over the first time...the lid piece isn't attached,and it fell right into the compost pile. It was a quick learning curve, though.This is easy to use, looks great, holds a lot, and is easy to clean. I highly, highly recommend it.

Our super controlling city requires that we put fruit and veggie waste in our green bin. This little bin is FANTASTIC! There are 2 irreplaceable features that I love about this little guy. First, it has a bracket that goes over a cupboard door or drawer side that allows you to suspend it onto the bracket. I duct-taped mine to the side of the fridge which was convenient in my older kitchen. Second, the lid can be propped open and will hinge to an open or closed position easily without disassembling it. It's easy to clean and is far superior to the "free" one the city handed out a month after instituting their green-bin policy. It doesn't leak, it keeps the smells at bay and is overall exceptionally convenient. You won't regret purchasing this convenient little invention.

A good idea for kitchen compost storage. beats a crock on he counter. Hinges are a bit flimsy but the lid opens both ways. A good trick. Dont care for the need for plastic bags.