Do you typically need to line this with a plastic trash bag or no?
222005
It could be lined with a plastic bag but I don't bc I generally use it for paper type or non messy trash.
222006
I'm using it in a bathroom, so yes. If you were using it in an office, only for waste paper, then no it would not need a plastic bag liner.
222007
No, I ensure no liquids go into this can. I love how it matches the office decore
1085112
Not neatly, there's alot of leftover bag. But I use regular bags. You canbuy the fitted ones for not THAt much more than the regular, but I'd rather just get them at the store. I did buy the special bags for the small side. I use that side for trash and the big side for recycling.
952584
There are 2 plastic liners - one for regular trash and the other for recycles. You can see them better on this product - simplehuman, Slim Open Recycler Trash Can, Stainless Steel, 20 L / 5.3 Gal. We use bags in the liner on the trash side but not on the recycle side. Does this answer the question?
1366596
I usually use a trash bag...just put the round litter pan inside the trash bag and then to change it pull the bag of inside out...no mess, no fuss.
1833997
Actually, the smallest plastic garbage bag is sufficient, using two of the bags, one inside the other. That's solely for protection, in case the inner bag leaks. Chemicals can be used to offset the odors. However, I change the bags after each "solid waste" deposit. For disposal, I use plastic Folger's coffee containers. The top seals nicely, so there no smell or leak.
1918289
There is a black plastic bin inside. It is just a bit smaller. You put your bag in, hang it over the plastic edge and the bag is caught between the outside metal and the plastic. I never had a problem even when using bags that aren't Simple Human.
932676
Yes but I use a piece of heavy garbage bag and a Rubberband.. it's a small thing
1458365
No you do not. The only place a plastic bag goes is where the litter is deposited and there is a lid there to cover the bag
1224947
No. It's an open waste basket without any type of lid or top. So its always "open". You pop off the top portion to insert the trash bag.
284839
We just use regular trash bags. It works just fine. The drawstring bags are the best. Easy to dispose of. Just make sure to get the sturdy ones, not the cheap ones that rip easily or you'll have a nasty mess to deal with. &lt;3
1793281
Not really. The paper bags tend to "spit" a little when you take them out just from the bag shifting and air coming out. If the stuff you're vacuuming up is that bad, you should be wearing a respirator as well regardless. Also, they do sell a different kind of bag for use when vacuuming toxic materials...it's basically the same brown paper bag but within a black plastic bag as well that then has a sealable mouth for proper disposal. I haven't used it before but I suspect you'll still have the same problem when removing/swapping it out. Best bet, get the plastic bag and wear a respirator as well. Good luck.
1374465
You can . I tried using a trash bag, but for me it was a mess. It is so easy to pull the basket out and place a open plastic trash bag over the opening and dump the shredded paper in and dispose of it .
109053
Good question. I use a black trash bag, but one made like a grill cover would be nice.
1069011
no, but you can place a plastic garbage bag inside, which is what we do. we love this can.
1909532
Yes. I use the small garbage bags that come on a roll and have twist ties to close them.
1197474
The product is listed with the following dimensions: 13 x 12 x 14.4 inches ; 24.4 pounds. I don't think you could line it with a plastic grocery bag because it might get caught in the shredder. I never really thought of doing that, but I'm not going to try. The bucket doesn't hold a ton anyways so you will likely have to empty it sooner than you'd think without it overflowing. It also depends on how much shredding you have to do at once.
1602400
I add some kitty litter in the bag prior and after use, I just toss it in a another trash bag and dispose in the trash can. But that's just me. There may be better options.