Is there a liner that is sold that fits this? I do not compost (yet) and simply want to tie it up when its full and throw it out in the trash.
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I did not purchase any liners but I have received an email recommending some. They are made by Oggi also and are available for purchase on Amazon. I really like my Oggi pail.....looks very nice on the counter and is keeping the odor at bay with the charcoal liners in the lid.
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There are corn starch compostable bags sold by OGGI that fit this compost bin. I got mine on the Bed Bath web site
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Yes. You can buy a 50 count box of composable liners from amazon, makes it quick and clean.
1951918
You can buy corn based home compostable liners that fit pretty much any compost bin. Also, you can make one out of newspaper. And just one note, the point of a compost pail is to compost and make good soil for a garden, not to throw it in the trash. Regular plastic bags don't break down so basically whatever is in them is mumified for eternity. Composting eliminates waste and makes yummy plant food.
1951919
The clear bags you get produce in from the grocery store are the perfect size for this container. They end up going in the trash anyway so you can use them one more time for the compost bin liner.
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I use double doodie toilet waste bags or bedside toilet liners by medline. Size specs r comparable to a medium waste can bag. But you really need to buy the other ones because of the odor control that's in the bags. Hope this helps! You can buy them on amazon or walgreens.
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I purchased a small metal garbage can with lid. Line it with plastic and take the used liner out to the trash on garbage day.
197661
Whatever COR your trash liner is should work. The piece of junk broke and made my daughter very sad.
472534
Not sure what you mean by "liner." There's a can inside that takes a standard (USA) 13 gallon garbage bag. Remove. The 'current' bag & toss. Replace w/ a new bag... it's a trash can! :-)
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I also bought this and another system type to allow decomposition of dog poop. Both failed badly after about a year's effort. Just buy a large white or clear plastic food bucket, line with trash bag and keep a snap seal lid on until about half full then pull plastic liner and place with weekly trash pickup. Dog poop takes to long to break down and only one dog creates too much poop for any "recycling effort". If somebody tried to tell me all this I probably would have tried anyway. A quality food container will cost about $25 plus the scoop and plastic liners. BTW, my 75 liner bags after ten plus years are still not used up. Happy Trails I also bought this and another system type to allow decomposition of dog poop. Both failed badly after about a year's effort. Just buy a large white or clear plastic food bucket, line with trash bag and keep a snap seal lid on until about half full then pull plastic liner and place with weekly trash pickup. Dog poop takes to long to break down and only one dog creates too much poop for any "recycling effort". If somebody tried to tell me all this I probably would have tried anyway. A quality food container will cost about $25 plus the scoop and plastic liners. BTW, my 75 liner... » Read More I also bought this and another system type to allow decomposition of dog poop. Both failed badly after about a year's effort. Just buy a large white or clear plastic food bucket, line with trash bag and keep a snap seal lid on until about half full then pull plastic liner and place with weekly trash pickup. Dog poop takes to long to break down and only one dog creates too much poop for any "recycling effort". If somebody tried to tell me all this I probably would have tried anyway. A quality food container will cost about $25 plus the scoop and plastic liners. BTW, my 75 liner bags after ten plus years are still not used up. Happy Trails « Show Less
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I've had this composter for a few years and just recently had to dismantle it because the critters (and I don't know who/what they were), actually managed to chew through the side panels. I've kept heavy rocks on top of the lid for years and can't remember what made me start, so I'm guessing that yes, something figured out fairly early on how to get it. For the record: I DO NOT live in the wild but in modern suburbia.
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This is smaller than a brown paper grocery sack, if that is what you are asking. I use mine for collecting cans, bottles, etc. before I take them to the outside recycle bin, so I do not need a liner. I just rinse out the plastic can, as needed.
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No liner, it is a canvas, cotton type material. But if you would like, get a clean trash bag (probably a 30 gallon size) and lay it in the cart then lay wet clothes on that. Otherwise the canvas will probably get wet too.
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I just jeep mine in this bin until I move them to my regular compost bin. Not sure if it would compost in the stainless bin, but maybe? Mines just a holding tank until it goes outside.
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You have to cut a hole in the liner. I did not want to do that, so I sent it back. Looked like it would work good, if you don't mind the hole.
1000449
I didn't use a pan. I poured the litter directly into the base. I was hoping to find round liners with elastic around the edges but to no avail.
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Pooters sells a cover that works great! I have also used a blueberry cover.
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I haven't used it yet, but I think I would use a liner so the plastic doesn't leach into my organic herbs (when I plant them).
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No. The liner is a cardboard liner that fits perfectly. Disposable, easy to use and green. I love it. They last longer than suggested, probably at least 4 weeks.
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Yes, search for here on Amazon B00ALRSXVA or Hookless Snap-In Fabric Liner for Shower CurtainsI saw this item at BedBath&Beyond; and thought the fabric liners were great. The ones there for $40 came with the fabric liner. I thought the one here would come with the fabric liner too, but it didn't....
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I looked on the seller's website as well as conducting a general internet search and didn't find any poncho liners made specifically to complement this poncho. Because of its unique shape, I doubt any generic poncho liners would work either. I wish you the best!