Description
- ✔ADJUSTABLE STRAP & COLLAPSIBLE SHAPE – The car trash bag features an adjustable strap that allows it to be attached on both front and back headrest as well as the center console for easier access for all around. Coupled with the collapsible design, you will greatly benefit from functional convenience of this auto trash container.
- ✔MAGNETIC SNAPS: There are 4 metallic magnetic snaps inside of HOTOR car trash can for fastening the extra trash bag. Compared with traditional car trash cans, those 4 little snaps make the replacement of car trash bags easier. Simply unsnap the magnetic snaps to replace the used trash bag with a new one. Then snap shut the magnetic snaps to fix the extra trash bag. Just 2 steps and and it’s all set.
- ✔DURABLE LEAKPROOF INNER LINING – This garbage can for car adopt waterproof and leakproof material, easy to clean and wash. No more worry about food spills or other stubborn stain.
- ✔MULTIPURPOSE – This car garbage bin can be used as storage bag to keep items such as cups, toys, and other accessories. Additionally, the waterproof advantage also makes it an excellent car cooler of the maximum value for money.
- ✔GREAT COMPATIBILITY – An effective solution for people with the needs of neat and organized car interior. Perfectly fits a variety of types including sedans, SUV, truckers, etc. HOTOR takes every conceivable possibility into account.
Pedro –
Like many here, I was initially disappointed by the fact that the trash “can” would droop or otherwise fail to retain its shape. I didn’t want to have to cut out a cardboard skeleton or put a bucket inside the bag to have it keep its shape, so I looked for a similarly shaped trash can online that I could just insert into the bag. Luckily, I found this 2.4 gallon trash can that fits perfectly–and I mean perfectly–inside the bag, giving it the intended rigidity and shape. I also fixes one of the product’s biggest deficiencies, which is that the clips don’t really hold the plastic trash bags in place. This way, you just place the bags around the mouth of the inner trash can and it stays in place. Link below:
https://a.co/d/1zO5bAk.
Steven Goldstein –
The design of this trash receptacle is pretty good although it is rather flimsy. The stiffeners don’t do much to keep the shape but in terms of its usability, that doesn’t have much impact. The biggest issue for me was figuring out how to secure it. The strap probably would work if you want to hang in on the back of one of the front seats but it takes up way too much space for that to be acceptable to me.
Eventually I realized that if I lifted the lid on my center console and secured the strap around its hinge, the bin would stay in place and not be in the way of anyone seated in the second row.
As yet, I don’t know how it handles liquid but it is easy to use for things like paper receipts and kleenex that used to accumulate in my car.
Eli –
Expensive, kind of worth it. It’s out of the way which is good
tendzinn –
well made and easy to use. I like it.
MC Oddslice –
This is my first time using a trash can in my car. The little support pieces are a pain to install, and split as I struggled with it. The trick is to insert both ends and THEN tuck it under the fabric. I love that it came with a couple of bags, and that a coupon was included for 50 more bringing them down to 11.64 cents each. It’s insulated, so if I’m ever on a longer trip, I can put a liner in it, add some bottles of water, and pour ice in around them. Also, the opening at the top is big enough that I can easily put larger pieces of trash in it that won’t fit in the ones that my Dad and brother use.
LuMcC –
I just went on a 4,210 mile road trip and this little trash receptacle was absolutely perfect! I love how it has the magnets to hold the bag in place. It is very easy to reach over and stuff trash in, but then the opening sort of snaps back to close up again. Also great were the pockets on the front and the sides! I stashed some napkins there so they’d be in easy reach, and used another to put my gas receipts. I didn’t have anyone with me, so I attached it to the headrest of the passenger seat, facing forward, which was super convenient. But, I think it would still work great if it was switched around to the back of the passenger seat. Great purchase. I’m going to buy some as gifts!
Arita de Boer –
I had not realized that it was a soft material. I expected a firmer material.
It is no use to me and I am not sure what to do with it since I cannot return it.
Judy Lamb –
Haven’t seen it yet but the picture looks like a good product.
The Nomad Jeeper –
Brilliant & stylish bin for a vehicle…easy to install & gives a premier look inside the car…have got it installed in my Jeep Compass…a little expensive but worth the buy…
Lincoln County MT –
Arrived in clear plastic bag no outside additional protection just address label. But no damage but one end scraped open. Now the bag itself is deflated basically. You need to open and push out the corners and insert two of the stiffener tabs one on each side of the upper so called handles. That leaves two more stiffeners same size. Spares perhaps or many of us just slip down to bottom of side mesh pockets to help provide some structure there too. Directions are lacking about the spare 2.
Now it’s a bit darker grey than I was expecting. Not a problem for me. I dropped a full star because the zipper should have two pull/sliders not one. The kind that work well together and meet together so you can add a twist tie or even a little travel lock luggage lock perhaps to keep the top secure. Anyway it also helps when you open this type or design bag.
To be honest I found the design with great principles so great I am already in process of making my OWN improved model. A friends BD is coming up soon. I was going to order a pink one for her car but for 19 dollars it’s quality is not there. Design yes quality lacks a lot. I happen to have pink heavy better quality upholstery vinyl. Pink water proof marine canvas and more in cordura fabric to choose from. Pink or grey webbing. Even rainbow nylon #5 zippers in either pink tape or grey. And rainbow metal pulls. OH MY GOSH I can make two zipper pulls. Use better stays in my sewing supplies to stiffen and straighten the bag better. I even have pink or white or grey mesh and the elastic fold over tape for the top of the mesh bags and finally yes I bought years ago a bag of 50 heavy duty magnetic bag snaps that can be sewn in to hold plastic liner bags in place. OH you bet I am making not one but a grey one for my RV too. The RV one will match my dinette and sofa cushion fabric because I needed like 7 yards but ordered 20. I wanted to do the fabric trim on dinette too. And with that for some added whimsy I ordered from Amazon Dragon shank buttons for the cushions where they were pulled in original designed and smaller ones in just dragon scales to fit where there were original fabric shank buttons on the trim and finally a splurge for two 3D dragon head buttons for the bolsters ends. So fabric is in a soft lighter shade of silver grey. The buttons are actually very understated. I also have slip covers to use on the sofa and couch in a stretch velvet so those end up hiding all the dragon buttons except the bolsters which I decided not to slip cover.
So on the zipper for the waste bin I am definitely going to add silver dragon pulls to my zipper slides. And yes understated as I am not big into doing things over the top or down your throat approach when it come to anything in the realm of room designing or statements and especially a small Class B+ RV. But a little Harry Potter fun…why not. And it’s all something down the line could always quickly switch out. Anyway a pink one for friend is already drawn out on the fabrics to be cut out this afternoon and I’ve made a bobbin in pink to mate with the fabrics. I am leaning towards the grey zipper with rainbow nylon zipper itself and need to decide to go with grey or pink webbing on the rest of the unit. Other than that it’s an appointment with my sewing machine and scissors. I’m holding off on the grey one because I’m thinking I may want to make it a little wider for the back seat in the RV. Also our seats are truck seats without true separated head rests. I’m going to make a hood that slips over the narrowed top that supports the head just does not adjust as it’s all one piece and adding some D rings and webbing on the back side will allow me to attach items such as this. I need to cut out a bit larger fabric and then pin that in place making a pattern. I have lots of fabric I keep on hand to make such patterns out of or use as liners or make an inner support for many of the designs I’ve made over the years for bags and baskets and tents and even down clothing and I’ve upholstered 3 vehicles over the years plus one leather Cub plane seat and an Army DUCK where it lost all it’s seats and we had to make everything from scratch for it. So I have fabric, hardware, buckles included in various sizes and colors too. Every kind of outdoor coated and uncoated style of fabrics needed. One look at this bag and it’s like oh I can do so much better and not spend another penny for first my gift for friend and second my own use. Of course I won’t take the one apart I just bought no need to do that it’s such an easy pattern just look and make. I am great at that too. I sometimes feel so silly when I buy something like this and then realize why didn’t I realize I could make this and so much better to begin with. Most times I do…but this time it was one of those slip ups. No stars off for that. They need to provide guidance for the two spare stays and dual pull sliders on the zipper otherwise it’s a lovely design and probably pretty useful and people if you read their reviews show it used in many ways not just as a trash bin too. The pocket mesh is not the strongest either. Materials for the price ended up knocking it down a few stars. Others may not feel that way. Also it may be wrinkled as in our case so due to the odd plastic liner not a coated ripstop or coated nylon fabric which I’ll use when I make one myself it isn’t a good idea to take a hot iron to the bag to smooth out these wrinkles. For that I recommend you pop it in a cool set drier for no more than 3-5 minutes depending on how hot your cool setting on dryer is. Ours is quite hot. Also if you have a warm climate and sun set it outside in the sun and heat of at least 90 degrees for up to an hour and have it stuffed with a pillow. Wrinkles should be smoothed away. I doubt the plastic liner will survive our hotter seasons here for long. I may just remove it and sew some ripstop coated in it’s place to do the same thing. Three solid stars otherwise. And for those who are over the moon for it I think that’s great you are so happy with it and how it worked for you. I’m usually not so picky by the way. Probably because I’ve been sewing similar things for over 50 years I’m a little more critical this time. Stay safe everyone and have some great ROAD TRIPS.