Trigger-handle grabbers have a pistol-style grip with a squeeze trigger for picking up litter and trash indoors and outdoors. The grabber has a trigger-activated mechanism that is used to pick up hard and soft litter, including paper, glass, plastic, and cans. Grabbers have a long shaft that allows workers to reach overhead litter or pick up litter without the bending and stooping that can cause fatigue and back pain. The trigger is activated using all fingers, which helps reduce hand fatigue when used for extended periods of time. A metal tip attracts metal such as cans and coins, and snaps together for extra holding power. The head rotates for grabbing trash from multiple sides. These grabbers can also be used to pick items from high shelves.

Squeeze-handle grabbers have a grip and squeeze mechanism that is parallel to the length of the shaft for picking up litter. The squeeze mechanism is activated using all fingers to reduce hand fatigue. These grabbers are used to pick up cans, glass, paper, and other litter on the ground and overhead. These grabbers can also be used to reach items on overhead shelves without the use of a ladder. Grabbers reduce back strain and fatigue by keeping workers from bending over, help keep workers from coming into contact with sharp or contaminated trash, and make cleanup faster.

Grip-handle pickers have a sharp end for piercing soft trash or litter. They have a long handle that allows landscaping and sanitation workers, maintenance crews, and janitors to pick up soft trash without bending or stooping, which can cause fatigue and back strain. Use these pickers to pick up paper, wrappers, cans, and other soft litter. Litter can be transferred to a trash can or portable litter bag.