Brabantia Dustbins

When it comes to bins for the home, especially the kitchen the brand name which often springs to mind is the plastic king of kings, Addis. I presently have an Addis kitchen bin in my bedroom of which I use for shredding paper and other accumulated paper junk. I’ve often bought Addis simply because most of their products are made with good thick PVC plastic, good design thought and are generally easy to clean. Cheaper versions from Poundstretchers and Argos which don’t carry the Addis name however are easy to spot; they don’t hold much quality against an Addis product. But what do you do, if you are looking for something completely different and more stylised to fit into ...

Following a makeover on our kitchen we lost the handy little under-cupboard space that used to house our bin. So browsing the Internet we came across the Brabantia range and as my mum-in-law had one in her kitchen I knew they were good quality. We finally settled on the 30 litre bin as it was slim and would fit into the corner of the kitchen without sticking out too much and although we have 6 people is our house-hold I resigned myself to the fact I would be emptying the bin more often. ##THE LOOKS## Well, the bin itself is actually very stylish looking, with the base portion being a polished chrome cylindrical shape and the lid portion a ...

Babantia Kitchen Bin Well, I know it sounds sad, but I've always wanted one of Brabantias' sleek,shiny bins. You know the sort, the ones they show you on the adverts or in films. Up until now I've resisted the urge to buy one, at £40 to £50, they have always seemed a bit expensive, and it's not the sort of thing you put on your Christmas list. However, moving house present I could cope with it. So, I am now the very proud owner of one 30litre, shiny metal pedal-bin. It's easy to empty, it has an inner bin in which the bin-liner (with tie handles) fits snugly into. This inner bin has a handle to lift it out easily,(unless you ...