OLD CAPTAIN Tilt-Out Laundry Sorter Cabinet/Wooden Tilt Out Trash Cabinet, with Negative ion and deodorizing Function to Ensure The Cleanliness of The Kitchen Trash can(White)…

I love this cabinet! It’s stylish, functional, and keeps my laundry and trash neatly hidden. The tilt-out design is super convenient, and the deodorizing feature really works—no more odors in the kitchen. Sturdy build and easy to assemble. A great addition to any home.

Absolutely perfect fit for hiding my trashcan! It’s sturdy and holds a 13 gallon bin. It matches my cabinets so looks like it was built to be there. I would recommend to anyone. The top also adds space in the kitchen!

Super cute. Everyone loves them. The deodorizer worked so well….. until it just stopped working altogether. Emptying the cans and adding baking soda with each new bag helps though. But still super cute, I still love the look of it and having my garbage hidden.

These were a $200 solution to a $1000 problem. I had space at the end of my kitchen cabinets for trash and recycle cans and had moved from a kitchen with rev-a-shelf. I looked into it and realized the mechanism alone would cost minimum $600 plus the cost of a cabinet that was the right size to take the trash can sliding mechanism. It was looking like a $1500 plus solution for a place to put garbage. I have a large kitchen window stopping 32 inches above the floor. I bought two of these cabinets. Already matched existing my white shaker cabinets. I spaced them about 15-17" apart and bought a nice board, had it stained, and placed it on top, making a unit and extra space on top for a plant etc. The trash cans from my revashelf fit perfectly and they look custom. Issues: if you read the reviews most people praise them but some say they got a bad one--broken or wrong sized parts, etc. That happened to me but it's important to open and inspection and measure AS SOON AS THEY ARRIVE. You have about a month to return them. I just returned the dud to UPS Store, got my refund, and ordered another one, which arrived perfect. It was more work on my part but saved a ton of money and created a nice trash plus tabletop unit. You can open them with your little finger. The legs have little pads that screw up or down so easy to level them. My normal plastic 13 gallon trashcans fit snugly and are easy to insert, change out liners, and move in and out when needed. I was not interested in the little electric component -- discarded it -- but the wooden units have made my kitchen great looking and functional. They have never slid around when opening or closing. I've been using them for several weeks. I treat them gently. They might not hold up to kids jerking them around but without anyone stressing them, I think they'll last for a long time.

Great item, looks great and doesn’t take much space. The garbage can is not included.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Looks very cute!

It’s a $160 cabinet meant to hold trash, so it’s made from MDF and particle board as expected.Assembly takes a solid 2 hours at a leisurely pace for a handy person with an impact driver. You have to make sure all parts are in the correct orientation (obvs), but it’s particularly confusing for assembly of the frame with side panels. Worth paying close attention to the instructions.Looks good, does the job. I’m not hopeful that the electronic thing will do anything useful, so I haven’t even tried it.The packaging has SO much styrofoam.Overall, I’m happy with it, but I had low expectations.

I couldn’t fit my taller can inside so had to get a smaller one and the lid still wouldn’t fit. When I read the instructions (while it was on) it said not to use the ozone around pets— in a clumsy English translation. That got me searching Ozone air cleaning which is actually dangerous to inhale. I immediately shut it off and the gas hit me. It was very strong in my nose several hours later. I don’t use it. Buy one but without the deodorizer. The directions were great.