"If you store your trash can inside a cabinet, you know just how messy things can get when your hands are full while you're trying to throw something away. Either you'll get the cabinet knob dirty trying to open it, or trash might fall out of your hands and onto the floor. Either way, you're going to wish you had an extra hand or another way to get that cabinet open."
"In this Instagram video by @simplywithjulia, the creator shows how she instantly upgraded her kitchen cabinet that has her trash can in it by adding a simple under-cabinet foot pull from Amazon. This foot pull features adhesives and screws (so it can be renter-friendly) and is essentially a four-inch strip of aluminum with a soft, pliable tab protruding from it that you attach to the bottom of a cabinet or drawer."
"This foot pull "is compatible with most standard 3/4-inch-thick cabinet doors in the U.S." as long as "the door is flush or nearly flush with the cabinet frame." It can be installed with adhesive or screws, which are both included. Adhesive is quicker and easier, while screws are sturdier and require a drill. One foot pull is $12.89, but if you want more, a two-pack is $15.99 and a four-pack is $25.99. It also comes in three colors: matte black, gold, and white."
Storing a trash can inside a cabinet can make disposal messy when hands are full, risking dirty knobs or dropped trash. A four-inch under-cabinet foot pull provides a pliable tab that allows opening a cabinet with a foot for hands-free, mess-free disposal. The foot pull attaches with included adhesive or screws; adhesive is quicker while screws are sturdier and require a drill. The product fits most standard 3/4-inch-thick cabinet doors that are flush or nearly flush with the frame. Pricing ranges from $12.89 for one to $25.99 for a four-pack and it comes in matte black, gold, and white.
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