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Hoodland
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
Easy to assemble the ratchet strap, it works great on garbage cans with slender handles. Quick spring release to remove. The strap is sturdy, well stitched for its purpose. Smooth ratchet action.
AzleTexan
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
This is basically a short cargo tie-down strap with hooks on the ends and works the same way to tighten/loosen. My can (see pictures) doesn’t have side handles like you see in the product listing pictures but it’s short enough that I could clip the straps to the bottom lip. If you do clip to side handles, be careful as the ratchet is plenty strong enough to bend the handles.My prior method to keep the racoons out of my bird seed was to attach bricks to the lid (see picture) but even that sometimes didn’t do the job. Racoons aren’t just smart; they are strong too! Now I think I’m winning, so long as they don’t chew through the nylon strap.
Ron
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
These are great for metal cans, I would not recommend these for the plastic/rubber cans. Easy to install and only takes a couple of minutes. Simply attach the strap end to one side of your can and work it into the ratchet, pull snug and give it a click or to. Be careful as all ratchet straps are easy to over tighten and you can damage your cans. These work well and definitely keep the lids down to prevent loss from wind, or critters getting into the trash.
Pamela S
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
The Paselsaky Trash Can Lid Lock isn’t the best ratchet mechanism I’ve ever used - it doesn’t work as smoothly as some - but it does work. Holds the can lid down tight. The claws look and feel like black metal, but the Amazon product page says they are "made of polyurethane fibers and rubber”, so perhaps they won’t rust. I have metal cans with the standard wire bale handles; the claws grab them very securely.If you aren’t familiar with ratchet straps, watch the video for assembly guidance. It is short, but useful. Don’t make the mistake that I did. Pay attention to which way the claw is facing when you slip the strap into the buckle. The claws should face each other.The product page says the ratchet is made of stainless steel. Doesn’t look like it, but time will tell. And it will depend on the grade; cheaper SS does rust eventually.The strap is the weak link in the trash can lock. My squirrels can chew through just about anything, and I don’t think these straps will slow them down at all. I haven’t noticed them hanging around the can, but raccoons try to get in all the time. I don’t know if raccoons will chew through nylon. Hope they don’t strike an agreement with the squirrels or I may have problems (and later, squirrel stew).There is no information about where the straps are manufactured, but the seller is listed in Quangdong, CHINA.
V
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
This strap fits perfectly over my small metal trash can that I store bird seed inside of. Squirrels are crafty little creatures and are able to get into almost any type of container if they smell food, as do possums and skunks and this strap secures the lid and thwarts their attempts easily.
sally
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
This makes a tight seal for the garbage cans. feels tight enough for raccoons but I don't know about bears. It's definitely not going to keep the squirrels out but so far they haven't tried to chew through it. Working so far.
Quanisha pinkney
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
So my kids have bad habit of not close trash lid and makes garbage being everywhereThis keeps garbage from going everywhere in storm and keeps pests and bug control downEasy to use I use on my plastic bin no issue
wranglerlaura
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
I've been using a bungee cord to keep the lid on the can that holds my extra cat food out in my barn. Either I have another racoon or the cats have outsmarted the bungee. This simple strap has proven cat and or racoon proof.The best part for me is the ratchet for tightening it up. I can get that sucker tight enough that even the clever racoon can't get it loose to break in. Love it!!!!
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