Inside trash can solution ??

I bought a bucket at the Dollar Tree and a shopping bag fits good in it. I just sit up by the sink. Works good.

I hang mine on the inside of the bath door.

Unfortunately, I can't help other than to say sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.

I usually hang a plastic shopping bag on a cabinet door, or put it on the floor in the corner under the refrigerator.

That is what sold me on our Wildcat 5'er. (I know this is in the TC area).

In the cabinet behind the corner sink, there is an 8" hole with cover. Underneath, there is a trash cabinet. To empty the trash, there is an outside storage door to remove trash can.

It is wonderful, convenient, tidy and a great use of an otherwise empty space.

I installed 2 metal screw in cup hooks just inside the bottom sink cabinet door. I hang a standard kitchen trash bag on the two hooks. When its getting full we just unhook the bag off the hooks and discard it. It's a simple system but it works well. Was afraid of leakage initially but so far no problems with that. We do try to buy good quality kitchen bags.

I hang the plastic bag on the toilet paper holder in the bathroom.

Last weekend I just threw the kitchen sized garbage bag on the floor in the toilet room. Out of sight - out of mind.

mkirsch wrote:
Unfortunately, I can't help other than to say sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.

I usually hang a plastic shopping bag on a cabinet door, or put it on the floor in the corner under the refrigerator.

Ditto.

A 2.5 gallon oblong garbage can fits nicely between the bulkhead and the slide and stays put when the slide is retracted.

We have a small oval bucket under the sink. I cut tabs into the sides to hold a the handles of plastic shopping bag so it wouldn't keep sliding into the can.