Bin

[Chris1983]

Just a quick Q,

What do people do for a small waste bin (kitchen odds and sods etc) in habitation area?

I’d got a steel wire frame thing hooks over door under sink unit, thinking that would be efficient. But it’s not as i obvs have that cupboard packed out.

Thought maybe a little ikea bin sat in step of sliding door, but again, not sure efficient.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

 

[Pete C]

A collapsible cylinder shape fabric bin, with a small plastic bag in. Collapses down to nothing, but enough shape and strength to be usable.

If I can find a link to one I will post it here.

Pete

 

[Pete C]

Like this:

Car Bin Pop Up Black Storage Dustbin Foldable Travel Mini Rubbish Waste Basket | eBay

Light weight / 150 g.

www.ebay.co.uk

Pete

 

[Drive Wayne]

Our best bin is our labrador Zak, food waste never gets as far as the collapsible bin which is really only used for tea bags and coffee pods, perhaps the odd bit of food packaging that gets stuck between Zaks teeth.

 

[PhillH]

We have one of these for the exact same reason. Ideal for tea bags, tissues, small amount of rubbish as it is only small. Clips on the back of the drivers head rest so it’s ideal as it is next to kitchen worktop.

 

[Salty Spuds]

We just use supermarket produce bags, the ones on the roll in the fresh fruit & veg section. We don’t make much waste, mostly teabags & the odd plastic packets (which I despise). We drop them in the bin each day. Being small, they can easily disappear into a normal on-street rubbish bin if we’re off grid.

 

[Trouts]

yeap, as @Salty Spuds small carrier bags/produce bags

 

[The Flying Scotsman]

We have one of these for the exact same reason. Ideal for tea bags, tissues, small amount of rubbish as it is only small. Clips on the back of the drivers head rest so it’s ideal as it is next to kitchen worktop.View attachment 235229

I’ve got one similar that straps to the drivers head rest. It’s up off the floor and out of the way.