These disposable small trash bins might eliminate the need for garbage bags in some parts of the home. When the time comes to pack it outside to the dumpster, an attached lid (normally hanging down behind the bin when deployed) will flip up and over to seal in the nastiness, and one's hands needn't get dirty in the process. Three bucks for a pack of ten. Scented or unscented.
-- thefungus, Jul 16 2003

Baked. Googling finds folded corrigated cardboard disposable trashcans, available with and without liquidproof lining.
-- netmanakre, Jul 16 2003


How about disposable litter boxes for cats and dogs?
-- DrCurry, Jul 16 2003


mine do that but they fight over which way the toilet roll should be flipped.
-- po, Jul 16 2003


Yay, cat fight!
-- FarmerJohn, Jul 16 2003


And then there's always one cat who leaves the seat up, and it's probably the same one who leaves the lid off the toothpaste.

Seriously though, I don't know what real benefits this poses over not stuffing the bin bag full to bursting, or bin bags with handles, both of which are baked, but not necessarily in Silly Towers.
-- PeterSilly, Jul 16 2003


I already have a re-usable trash bin. And it's definately "scented"...
-- DeathNinja, Jul 17 2003


After carefully placing all your waste items in the "Trash-n-Go" , hauling the mess outside is a joyous trip. While out there, one can simply toss this idea out with the rest of the garbage. Viola!
-- LabRat, Jul 17 2003


// disposable litter boxes for cats //

Those are baked too. I've never seen a litter box for dogs, even the non-disposable kind.
-- waugsqueke, Jul 17 2003



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