Place rubber furniture pads or non-slip grip mats under the trash can.
These add friction, preventing the can from sliding on smooth floors like tile or hardwood.
Attach heavy-duty Velcro strips (hook-and-loop tape) to the bottom of the trash can and the floor.
Alternatively, use adhesive straps or brackets that secure the can to a wall or cabinet.
Position the trash can so it’s backed into a corner or snug against a wall.
This prevents sideways movement and gives the can more stability.
Some higher-end trash cans come with a weighted base. If yours doesn’t, you can DIY by placing a sandbag or bricks inside the bottom (under the liner) to add stability.
This makes it harder for pets or kids to knock it over.
Install a pull-out trash can inside a lower cabinet. It runs on rails and stays hidden when not in use.
Or use a tilt-out trash bin cabinet, which looks like furniture and keeps the bin locked in place.
Place the can on an anti-tip tray or mat designed for pet bowls or appliances.
These mats usually have a slightly raised edge, which keeps the trash can in place.
For a permanent fix, consider a wall-mounted trash can holder or built-in cabinet system.
These eliminate movement completely and often improve the look of your kitchen.
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