Does it has a recessed area or slot-like indentation at the bottom for you to hold on to when tipping the can?
1114940
No, there is no grip. It is awkward if there is no solid opening to hook the spout to.
1114941
No it does not, stay away from this one.Go to The Home Depot and get one there, they are cheaper than Amazon.com anyway.
1114942
No it does not, stay away from this one. Go to The Home Depot and get one there, they are cheaper than Amazon.com anyway.
1659814
The inside bottom is slightly concave. The outside bottom is flat with a raised ring around the outside.
60208
it locks in place by pressure... there's like a little wedge space that when you place it correctly it will clip...
338607
This unit is held into the existing recessed can by the same spring hooking system as the original trim.My existing cans are halo. You can see this spring in one of the pictures on the product page.
888657
Yes, it is also wider at the bottom than at the top to prevent tipping. I have ten knives in it and it never tips when I pull one out. I love this item.
1610217
Hi! No, it doesn't, but it has a better way to hold the tips. It has a retractile mechanism that hold the tips perfectly. Very strong hold.
308856
Yes, it has a little lever under the lid to hold it open. Another feature you will like is that it does not skid when the foot lever is depressed.
1055412
I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. It fits on top of the can. With a "normal" can opener you would hold it on the side but with this it's on top, kind of horizontal with it. You open the handle, line it up with the edge of can, close the handle to secure it, then turn.
590297
I have this fridge, but the version without a can holder. The door has two shelves, the bottom holds soda cans upright, the top hold them on their side. No specifically designed can holder like I saw on other models at the store. (bought mine at Fry's)
1637015
Does this trashcan have a stay-open feature, so that the lid can stay open even when the pedal is not being pressed?
2012222
On the bottom, opposite corner from the spout, there is a place where you can grip it to tip it, but it's not a handle. If holding up six gallons of liquid is not a problem for you, this is adequate. If six gallons is a problem, a handle wouldn't do any better.
2278415
deep enough to safely hold a coke can with out tipping or spilling, or a bottle of water
106787
Yes, it has a slight indent on each of the 4 sides. That's how it positions itself between the 4 uprights in the base.
1225791
A Coors Light can fits almost exactly in the slot for crushing. If the pull tab is slightly up, you actually have to push it down before putting it in the slot.
1069010
there are two parts to the can. the bottom is solid stainless on the outside, plastic on the inside. the bag gets placed on the bottom part and the lid which is removeable, holds the bag in place nicely.
1748807
it does wiggle around a bit but the height of the holder holds about 2/3 of the average soda bottle. A can is definitely secure and just drink from the can while its in the holder. (Although I find it bulky and prefer to remove the can.)
2255963
It has a lip around the bottom which fits inside the bowl, effectively making it unable to slide off. May not fit as stable on an elongated commode - but works great on the round bowl.