The Infrared Trash Can


Cleanliness is more important to some of us than others. While some people don?t mind letting the dishes pile up and leaving takeaway boxes on the kitchen counter, others are at the opposite extreme, and can?t bear to be around any kind of trash.

These are great for your neuroses, as they open automatically. No more messing around with a footpedal that will invariably break, and no more putting your hands dangerously close to the bacteria that grow amongst your trash. Rather, an infrared trashcan opens on its own when your hand hovers above it, thus completely removing you from your trash.

While these are great for the homes of the neurotic, they are actually the most applicable commercially, particularly in medical facilities like doctors? or dentists? offices. It?s gross to put your hand near old banana peels and the like at home. However, when you?re dealing with used needles, it is literally a matter of life and death.

There is not a lot of price difference in touchless trashcans. Cheaper ones are just under $100 while more expensive ones are just over $100. The main difference between these varieties is that the cheaper ones have lids that lift and the more expensive ones slide across. With a price difference of only $20-$30, you may as well spring for the sliding lid, as it conserves space and looks more attractive.

These trash cans can work in the home, however. They?re great options for if you have children, as they make throwing things away fun. What better way to institute healthy habits than to start young with a fun game and toy?

Finally, if you?re going for a futuristic interior design scheme, with stainless steel and the like, an infrared trash can can be just what you need to bring it all together and make your kitchen truly Jetsons-esque. All you need now is a robot.

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