It's a signal for trash collection day.
Ready Eddie snaps onto the handle of your waste or recycling bin. You flip him up on pickup day; and gravity flips him down when they empty your bin. A glance from the house tells you if your bin has been emptied.
Tap a few times. That's the process.
You ever look out your front window squinting at a closed lid, wondering if your bin has been emptied yet?
Ready Eddie ends that.
No batteries. No apps.
Take your bin to the curb. Set Ready Eddie upright.
Flip Ready Eddie up and the orange figure with his arm in the air is your "still full" signal - visible from 75+ feet, hard to miss.
Truck flips and empties the bin.
Gravity rotates Ready Eddie rotates down when the bit gets set back down, telling you the bin is empty.
Eddie's down. Your bin is ready.
Glance at your bin out at the curb - no more orange arm in the air means your bin is empty. No more wondering or walking to the street to check. Repeat forever and enjoy the convenience of knowing.
Two cuffs. Ready Eddie. Convenience.
The cuff snaps onto the bin handle and Ready Eddie wraps around the cuff and rotates freely.
When the bin gets set back down, gravity rotates Ready Eddie backward and down past the pivot point. No springs. No batteries, No tools, No apps. No magnets. Nothing to break or wear out.
Match your bin.
Look at your bin from the side. The pack ships with two cuffs, one of which is designed for your bin.
Lid sits higher than or above the handle
Lid sits level with the handle
That's Ready Eddie.
Take Ready Eddie home today, and he'll be doing his job by next pickup and for many years to come.