These touch-free garbage bins open automatically with a wave of the hand, eliminating any contact with potential germy surfaces
Prefer a battery-free automatic trash can? This one from SensorCan comes with an AC adapter that you plug in for power. It uses infrared motion sensor to open and close the lid, while the stainless steel is fingerprint-proof and smudge-resistant. It also has a 13-gallon capacity.
In addition to using a hands-free trash can, the CDC says it’s important to also use gloves when removing garbage bags or handling and disposing of trash . As always, garbage bags and gloves are meant for one-time use. Wash hands after handling trash and removing gloves.
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