Critter Clamp is made from durable and commonly recyclable PET plastic.
Critter Clamp is easy to use. Just slide on and off.
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Critter Clamp stops you from having to touch your garbage can lid
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Critter Clamp deters the nightly marauding raccoons.
Critter Clamp is made from durable and commonly recyclable PET plastic.
Critter Clamp is easy to use. Just slide on and off.
racalater-see-you-later-amazon.gif
Critter Clamp stops you from having to touch your garbage can lid
rascalater-6-going-hungry-01.png
Critter Clamp deters the nightly marauding raccoons.

Rascalater

$14.99

Designed and manufactured in the USA, our easy-to-use lock for your Toter outdoor trash can protects it from wild creatures like raccoons, squirrels, and more, and minimizes direct contact with it. No belts, no latches, no drilling or manhandling your cart required.

Designed and manufactured in the USA, our easy-to-use lock for your Toter outdoor trash can protects it from wild creatures like raccoons, squirrels, and more, and minimizes direct contact with it. No belts, no latches, no drilling or manhandling your cart required.

ENSURING A GOOD FIT

Rascalater fits America’s best-selling outdoor trash bins available at Home Depot®, Lowe’s®, True Value, Ace Hardware and elsewhere in the US & Canada, including the EVR Municipal Green Cart, Curbside Municipal Collection Carts (16, 21, 24, 32, 35, 48, 64, and 96 gallons), and Two-Wheel Residential Trash Carts (32, 48, 64, and 96 gallons) manufactured by Toter for residential, business & government applications. To make sure your can is compatible, measure the distance between the top of the lid and the “lip” of the bin as shown. It should be about 1.75” (4.5 cm).

 

ABOUT RACCOONS

Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are found throughout most of the United States, with their range extending from southern Canada down through Central America. They are highly adaptable and are commonly found in forests, urban areas, and agricultural regions. In general, raccoons are more abundant in forested and rural areas but can also be found in cities and suburbs where they have adapted to human environments. Therefore, it's unlikely that there are any states in the USA where raccoons are completely absent.