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Tough Guy 45 gal Round Correctional Facility Trash Can, Plastic, Black - 4YKJ9Correctional facility plastic trash cans are often used in prisons and mental health facilities because they cannot be broken or shattered, eliminating the possibility that broken pieces can be used as weapons or for self harm. These heavy duty cans are designed for continuous use in demanding and extreme environments.,Plastic utility trash cans are constructed of heavy duty plastic that resists fading, cracking, and denting. They are lighter and more
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