Trash can liners

[stltikn]

An easy way to store your trash can liners is in the bottom of the can. Put your new liners in the bottom of your trash can and then install the liner you will be using. When the can gets full, pull out the full liner and reach in for a new one. Saves a lot of time and aggravation hunting down a new liner. I did a search on this subject, but didn't find anything.

 

[Toolmaann]

Been doing just that for years... Must be a NorCal thing...LOL

 

[PAToyota]

Except for when the liner springs a leak and then all your liners are in a munky dank mess at the bottom of the can...

 

[tatra]

good idea until you have a leaker, do it myself but never more than a few at a time.......picked this tip up from the laborers at work..........

 

[rburke65]

They have done that at the GM plant that I retired from for the 30 years that I was there. We never had to look for them.

 

[NUTTSGT]

Except for when the liner springs a leak and then all your liners are in a munky dank mess at the bottom of the can...

Yep, I've had it happen too. That's why I don't keep them in there anymore.

 

[Rolling_Thunder]

I hang mine on the handle of the trashcan! Easy to get to and dont have to worry about fluids getting thru the bag!

 

[Charles (in GA)]

Mine sit on the shelf in the shop, under the kitchen sink in the house, and I know where they are. Leakers are a real possibility, and I would not dare put additional trash bags in the can to be soaked by a leaker.

Charles

 

[nate379]

I'm not going to lie, I had to google what a "trash can liners" is. I call them trash bags.

Old Wal-mart bags work great for the small trash cans.