Clean as you cook, without the drip trail
Hangs on any cabinet door or drawer up to 0.98 inches, or sits on the counter
11L wide mouth holds a full prep session with no mid-cook trips to the can
Folds flat against the cabinet when you're done so your floor stays clear to mop
Scraper buckle clears your board and holds standard grocery bags
Figured it'd be flimsy but I was so tired of the drip mess.
Bought it for the no-drip thing but love that it frees up my counter.
If you're cooking in a galley kitchen with zero floor space and you're tired of stepping around a trash can every time you open the fridge, get this. I hung it on the cabinet under my sink and now I actually have room to stand while I chop.
I hesitated because $16 felt steep for a trash can, but after two nights of cooking without hauling scraps across my tiny kitchen I realized I'd been doing it wrong for years. Should've bought it months ago.
I used to carry handfuls of carrot peels and onion skins across my tiny kitchen and leave a wet trail every single time. Now I just scrape everything straight off the board into this bin and my floor actually stays clean. I mop once a week now instead of three times. The best part is it folds up flat when I'm done so it's not in the way when I do mop. Wish I'd bought this two years ago when I moved into this apartment.
I dump it right after dinner so nothing sits, zero odor even after three days.
I cook in a 6-foot galley with zero floor space for a trash can. I was hanging grocery bags on the cabinet pull and they'd fall off mid-chop. This stays put, catches everything, and I can actually mop now.
I bought it to stop dripping scraps across the floor but honestly the best part is my dog can't get into it anymore. He used to knock over the floor can every time I turned my back and I'd find carrot peels all over the carpet.
If you're cooking in a tiny kitchen with zero extra floor space, get this. I live in a 600-square-foot apartment and my floor trash can was always blocking the fridge or in the way when I swept. Now I just hang this on the drawer handle while I'm prepping, sweep everything straight in, and fold it up when I'm done. My cousin just moved into a studio and I already ordered her one. If you're tight on space and cook at home even a few nights a week, you need this. It's one of those things that solves a problem you didn't realize was making you crazy every single day.
Held off because I thought 11L wouldn't be enough but it's perfect for one meal.
THE BIN THAT HANGS WHERE YOU COOK
The scrap bin that ends the drip trail across your kitchen floor
The bin hangs right below your cutting board. Sweep peels and stems straight off the edge in one motion. Your hands stay on the board, nothing drips on the floor, and you never bend to a floor can again. Every cook who preps fresh food knows the handful-carry ritual. This ends it.
Counter-Flush Placement
The wide mouth holds a full prep session of scraps so you're not stopping mid-cook to empty it. When you're finished, fold it flat against the cabinet and your floor stays clear for mopping. No bulky can blocking your path, no kicking it out of the way while you work.
Folds Out of Sight
Clips onto cabinet doors or drawer edges up to 0.98 inches thick. No drilling, no adhesive that pulls paint off when you move. Hang it where you chop, take it off when you're done.
Tool-Free Installation
The buckle doubles as a scraper. Drag it across your cutting board to clear every last bit of onion skin and carrot peel straight into the bag. Then it snaps the bag in place so it stays open.
Scraper-Buckle
Use the bags you already have. Standard grocery bags fit straight in, and the bin holds extras in the built-in storage pocket so you're never hunting for a liner mid-cook.
Standard Bag Fit
Know someone who preps in a tiny kitchen, or carries dripping scraps across the room because there's no floor space for a trash can? This hangs where they work, folds flat when they're done, and costs less than two takeout meals. They'll use it every single night.
Perfect for Small Kitchens, RVs, Dorms
You carry a dripping handful of veggie peels across the kitchen every time you cook. Your floor trash can is six steps away and there's a wet trail to prove it.
The bin hangs right below your cutting board so scraps go straight in with one swipe. No walking, no drips, no opening cabinets with messy hands. When you're done it folds flat against the door so your floor stays clear for mopping.
Catches every scrap on the first swipe with no aim required
Holds a whole dinner's worth with no mid-cook trips
Clears your board clean and locks the bag in place
Tucks against the cabinet so your floor stays clear for mopping
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Counter-height, no trip hazard
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Real cooks. Real scraps. Real one-motion cleanup.
Real cooks. Real scraps. Real one-motion cleanup.
11L capacity tested with standard meal prep (2, 3 servings). Empty after each cook session or use a sealed bag liner to prevent odor. Fits standard grocery bags 13 gal or smaller. Cabinet mount rated for repeated daily use.
Not if you empty it the way it's designed: after each cooking session, not days later. The 11L capacity holds one full prep session (dinner for 4-6), then you tie it off and toss it. Because it hangs right there and uses standard grocery bags, emptying takes 10 seconds. If you let scraps sit for days in any bin, sealed or not, they'll smell.
At 11 liters, it holds a full dinner prep session including peels, stems, and trimmings for a family meal. If you're batch-cooking or processing a 10-pound bag of potatoes, you'll fill it and need to swap the bag mid-session. For typical weeknight cooking, it's exactly the right size to use once and empty.
Standard plastic grocery bags fit directly in the bin with no adapter. The scraper-buckle holds the bag in place while you sweep scraps in, so it won't slip down into the bin. No proprietary liners, no extra expense.
Yes. The bracket fits any cabinet door or drawer edge up to 0.98 inches thick, so you can hang it wherever your cutting board sits. If you have no hanging option, it also sits flat on the counter next to your board.