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SimpleHuman Cabinet Mount Trash System - CW1125
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Simplify your trash experience! Trash your can! This wonderful Cabinet Mount Trash System has an eco-friendly design for storing and reusing grocery bags. A built-in bag holder at the bottom of the frame stores and dispenses up to 50 plastic grocery bags. To use, just slip a bag onto the specially designed frame. Frame easily mounts to the inside of a cabinet door with four screws. Steel body. Polypropylene Bagholder and Lid. Order this system today and let the organization begin!
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Comments about SimpleHuman Cabinet Mount Trash System - CW1125: We have used a coated wire-framed waste basket holder mounted to the back of the kitchen cabinet for years. Great space saver but no lid, method for keeping bag from "bulging", and after time part of the brazed frame came loose. I jumped on this cabinet mount system as soon as I saw it but our kitchen cabinets must not be of standard size because it doesn't fit. Too bad; seems to be just what the doctor ordered.  Pros
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Comments about SimpleHuman Cabinet Mount Trash System - CW1125: Fit great under my kitchen cabinet, I installed it myself, even with a water filtration systems & garbage disposal.\n\nI think it's great and so glad I found this online. Worth every penny! Pros
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Comments about SimpleHuman Cabinet Mount Trash System - CW1125: This is a great way to free up cabinet space under the sink, both by getting the trash can out of the way and by storing all of those bags. It's also very convenient when cooking or cleaning just to open the door and have the trash right there. It is a little small, but at least that keeps rancid trash from piling up. \n\nPerhaps this was obvious to everyone else, but this unit does not need a trash can - you secure the grocery bags on the hooks, and that's it. For a day or two I thought I had to find a small can that would fit in the holder, but that's not necessary. I use two bags at a time, just for piece of mind that one won't rip apart.\n\nI was concerned about the comments that the screw heads broke off, so I predrilled pilot holes and had no trouble with the included hardware.\n\nI'm tempted to get another one to put on the opposite door and use for recycling. |
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