Grocery Bag Trash Can

The Grocery Bag Trash Can is the environmentally friendly can that utilizes an item that's become an (un)natural resource - plastic grocery bags. Molded from recycled materials, the can has a clever design that secures the grocery bag to the can by the handles. Secure the bag over the lip on each side of the can to keep the bag fully open. The depth of the can takes advantage of the entire capacity of the bag, yet still supports the bottom to prevent rips and tears. The rectangular shape makes it space efficient. Store extra bags in the bottom. It's perfect for the kitchen, the bath, or the RV - either in or out of a cabinet. The Grocery Bag Trash Can performs a useful function - and means you don't ever have to buy this size plastic bag again!

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Grocery Bag Trash Can White

14" x 9-3/4" x 13-3/4" h

10011084

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$6.99 ea

Grocery Bag Trash Can 4.8 5 32 32

Great space saver Fits under sink or in small space. No need to purchase trash bags, use bags you get when you purchase goods from store. Handles hold bag in place, made of thick plastic. Easy to clean. Fill with cleaning supplies and give as a gift. I got 4, one for a gift and 3 for myself. April 17, 2013

It's a trashcan its an ok trashcan but you can buy a normal one there isn't much of a difference. March 31, 2013

Great idea Like other people have stated, it works better after you get some items in the bag because the opposite sides from the handles create large gaps and trash will fall in between the bag and and the container. March 18, 2013

Genius product! No guilt here for getting plastic bags at the grocery! In fact, I'd be quite disappointed if my city banned them like Austin has...I make quite good use out of mine, thank you very much! I rarely have to use small trash bags anymore. March 18, 2013