Rubbermaid 1980602 Slim Jim Resin Trainable Dolly,

I was unsure about the look of these cans, but now that everything is set up and functioning, we love it. Especially for smaller children, having the labels on them is super helpful. ur issue was having the recycles in small bags that would add up and clutter the floor, or have to be taken out daily, these 23 gallon cans really solve the clutter issue. For the garbage, we had the largest simple human can and it was wonderful. However, having both the garbage and recycle in the same sized cans and attached with wheels where you can just easily move them to clean under and around them is a game changer. BTW, the simple human bags size code Y, fit them perfect, so we are using those for the garbage side. I've always liked the thickness of Simple Human bags and we are not at a loss by using a different can. You do have to pull it to get it around the top of the can but that's a plus as it is nice and tight, where it will stay in place. We used the closing lid for the garbage as well to keep the potential garbage smell at bay...not sure the other would be as effective in that way, but having the flaps works GREAT for recycling!

Good, high quality product. Shipped on time.

16 gallon slim jim fits in snug, nice low center of gravity. You'd really have to try hard to knock it over. Perfect height to slip in under a countertop.

Got it for our restaurant as we have quite a few slim jims around for trash and recycling. The containers we'd use for glass recycling would be to heavy to be carried so staff would drag them causing the container to thin out and break on the bottom... Which ia horrible for floors and safety specially with broken glass inside which would leave a trail behind. This fits perfectly and doesn't fall off even going down a ramp (we used flat moving dollies before which would make everything slide around and fall), it's saving our floors, containers and everyone loves how easy and painless it is to move a trash can full of glass.

Got two of these for our kitchen after a remodel. One slim jim for recycle, one for trash. Wasn't sure if we would use the latching feature and when they arrived, I couldn't figure out how to get them together. Finally gave up. I was going to cut the hooks off since they would get caught and actually were holding the carts apart. When the wife said she was interested in keeping them together for a better look, I flipped them over and discovered that the movable hooks were put on backwards. required prying two casters out, flipping the hook and re-assembling. Works as advertised now but ridiculous that Rubbermaid either has poor instructions/training for their workers or brain dead workers. Can be fixed with a straight blade screwdriver or a 3/8" wrench/socket. Two units exactly the same mistake. I don't see this on the Rubbermaid site anymore so maybe the trolley model has replaced it.