Hanging Cabinet Door Trash Can with Open-Top Design
Scraps go straight into a bin that hangs off the cabinet door, so the counter and floor stay clear while you cook. The open top takes peels and trimmings with one hand, and the same bin works for bathroom bottles. It suits small kitchens and rentals where there is no room for a freestanding bin.
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Scraps go straight into a bin that hangs off the cabinet door, so the counter and floor stay clear while you cook. The open top takes peels and trimmings with one hand, and the same bin works for bathroom bottles. It suits small kitchens and rentals where there is no room for a freestanding bin.
Hangs off the cabinet door to free up counter and floor space for trash or storage
- cluttered counters
- no space for bin under sink or in small kitchens
- scraps and clutter on the floor
- bathroom bottles taking up shelf space
Hang your scraps and get your counter back
Scraps used to land on the counter and floor while you cooked. Now a bin hangs off the cabinet door, and the space stays clear.
Hooks onto the door, not the floor

Hangs off the door, not the floor
The hook-style lip drapes over a cabinet door or the edge of a counter, so the bin sits up off the floor and out of the way. Nothing gets screwed into the wood, which matters if you rent.

Open top, no lid to lift
With no lid to flip, scraps go in with one hand while the other holds a knife or a pan. The rounded scoop shape lets you sweep peels in without chasing them. It works the same way for bathroom bottles.
Hang it in under a minute
- 1Hook the lip over the edge
Slide the hook-style lip over the top of the cabinet door or the counter edge, then let the bin settle.
- 2Check that it sits steady
Give it a gentle tug. It should stay put before you add anything.
- 3Sweep scraps straight in
Keep it within reach of your cutting area and drop peels and trimmings in as you work.
- 4Empty it often
Heavy or wet loads can strain the lip over time, so empty it during cooking and keep heavy waste in a floor bin.
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Yes. The hook-style lip rests over the top edge of the door or counter, so there are no screws, nails or adhesive. It is a good fit for rental kitchens where drilling is not an option.
Keep it for light to medium scraps: peels, trimmings, packets and bottles. Heavy wet waste and full loads of liquid can strain the lip, so empty it often and keep anything heavy in a sturdy floor bin.
It suits one or two people who cook daily. A busy household with a lot of prep will want to empty it during the day, or pair it with a floor bin for the bulk of the waste.
The bin is smooth matte plastic with rounded corners and no sharp edges, so it cleans up quickly. Rinse it after each use or wipe it with a damp cloth. Keep it for food scraps and dry goods, and dry it fully before you reload it.
Yes. It hangs from a bathroom cabinet door or sink edge and holds standard size shampoo, lotion and cotton pads. It is a practical way to clear a crowded shelf and keep the bottles within reach.
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