Toter 48 Gal. Trash Can Blackstone with Wheels and Lid

I've only had it for the week, but it has held up well, so far. One suggestion: make places on the sides that are painted a light color so one can easily print a home address. I've used peel off numbers before but I had none available and none in a light color. I used spray paint to paint white patches and used a permanent marker to put my house number.

The price was somewhat high, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. This is a very sturdy trash can that holds a week's worth of trash generated by my small family of 2; before buying it we needed 2 trash cans, both of which developed holes on the bottom. The can is made of very thick, heavy plastic which promises to be long-lasting. Yes, it is heavier to lift, but it rolls very easily on its 2 large wheels. I also like the fact that the lid is attached so I don't have to worry about picking it up from the grass after the trash is collected and having to knock off the worms, slugs and ants that have crawled into it.