32 Gal Roughneck Non-Wheeled Trash Can is rated
4.3 out of
5 by
116.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
TJ100 from
Short longevity
I bought two of these approximately a year and half ago at my local Menards. Both Roughneck cans have been stored in my garage out of sunlight. I do live in Wisconsin and my garage is not heated in the winter but I am very disappointed that both cans have developed large cracks near the bottom of each can despite being kept inside from the outside elements. I have always used garbage can liners inside the cans and have only used them for recyclable ;plastic and cans. From my experience with these Roughneck trash cans, I am thinking of going back to the old fashioned galvanized metals cans as they used to last for years..
Date published: 2019-01-11
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ineedatrashcan from
It’s miserable, terribly poor engineering.
So I have one of this can. I’ve been using it to haul compost. This year for some reason forgotten, I need it to hold a 32 gallon Hefty contractor bag. The bag doesn’t fit. The can lip is bigger than the bag. In forty some years of buying Rubbermaid 32 gallon cans, they have always fit a 32 gallon Hefty contractor bag. It’s miserable, terribly poor engineering.
Date published: 2018-06-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jingles from
Trash can , non wheeled
Best trash cans ever. I just wish they would make big dish drain racks again. I only see small in the stores. I do dishes the old fashion way, washed by hand! Thanks
Date published: 2018-03-14
Rated 2 out of
5
by
NickR from
Way worse than the old Roughneck cans.
My old 32 gal round cans lasted through summer, winter, and refuse pickups for about 15 years. They got scraped holes in the bottoms but still worked. Eventually they cracked. I bought one of these since the name was the same. It seemed to be thinner than the old style one, but I assumed the quality of the polymer was improved so that was possible. Not so. The quality (to put it nicely) stinks. It cracked at the top the first year. Now it has numerous cracks, all at the top. Also, the top that came with it was not crowned as much as the photo on the web site, and it is black.
Date published: 2017-11-24
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Gary l from
Great garbage can.
I bought the can about 11 months ago and the lid cracked in the winter. It won't seal to the can anymore. Would like to get a new lid.
Date published: 2017-11-03
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Crockett from
Quality down
Purchased this in January of 2016, stored in garage it's outside one day a week on trash day and the handle broke already, had my last Roughneck almost 20 years before a handle finally broke. Not sure what the warranty is, but seems these new cans are made of an inferior plastic.
Date published: 2017-08-18
Rated 1 out of
5
by
greg pa from
To cheap. Very flimsy and lid falls off
Got as a replacement and hate them. Lid doesn't seal well flys can get in the can. Lid falls off just carrying tha trash to the curb. If the can is to heavy the can is so thin it will buckle and pinch. Not like the old ones.
Date published: 2016-08-26
Rated 3 out of
5
by
FugieNY from
Cans are good, lids are light and get lost easily
The cans are fine. Durable. Make sure that you find a way to affix the lids to the can handle. The lids are very light and blow away and get lost very easily. They don't lock onto the can very well. Rubbermaid does not offer replacement lids for sale, so you will need to purchase new cans if the lids get lost. Rubbermaid suggested I try eBay to find a lid.
Date published: 2016-08-18
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