Product Description

Collapsible storage bin that holds up to 40lbs of product.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #220348 in Pet Products
• Size: 20''-tall x 12 1/2''-diameter expanded
• Brand: Hyper Products
• Model: 9.00
• Dimensions: 12.00" h x 3.00" w x 12.00" l,

Features

• Collapsible for easy storage
• Moisture & critter resistant
• Easy to clean removable liner

Customer Reviews

It's not rocket science!!!
This bin is great! It holds all of my dog food, and it's perfect for travel. I've had these bins for over two years and have had NO problems. For those who reviewed this product negatively, here are a few helpful suggestions: Put the bin in a place where your dog can't get to it! It's not the fault of the Hyper Bin company that your dog is more intelligent than you!
Wash out the bin with a waterhose and let it dry. It's not rocket science. The bin is made of plastic, and it can handle a little water!
Use some WD-40 on that zipper and it should work just fine.
This is a great product that doesn't require much more than a little common sense.

Doesn't hold 40 lbs, but it like it anyway
My dog's food comes in 20 lb. bags, and since I read the reviews for the 40 and 20 lb. versions, I bought this one. All the food fits in with room to spare, so I'd say it holds 25-28 lbs. of food. Regular hard plastic food containers are so much more expensive and this one fits my needs for a better price. The liner is a nice touch, but I don't know how much you'd really need to wash it.... the plastic it's made of is slightly thicker than a freezer bag material. It is smaller than advertised, but all in all, I like it.

Didn't Work For Us
This container is durable and fits in the spot we wanted it to. It is located in the bottom of one of our pantries. The problem with this, is that my dog is able to get the top open, despite the zipper closure. I'm not sure how she does it, but twice now, when the pantry door has been left open, she has managed to also open the dog food container and eat herself sick. Literally. Two trips to the vet and more than $300 later, we're going with something else.