Attach A Trash Disposal Trash Bag Holder (KKAK)

 Attach-A-Trash is a kitchen device that lets you easily attach a trash bag to any drawer or cabinet in your home.

Why would you need to do that? Well, if you’ve ever prepared food on your countertops, then you know you’re often left with a mess at the end. Typically, you have to scrape that mess into your hand, then dump it into the trash under your sink. Or, you have to drag your trash can out from under the sink, then place it underneath the countertop. Neither of these solutions is ideal.

Attach-A-Trash is designed to solve these problems by clipping onto any drawer or cabinet. The small plastic device can hold up to 4,5kg of weight. It even comes with a lid – so you trash isn’t exposed in your kitchen.

Not handy with tools? That’s okay – because the Attach-A-Trash can be installed without screws or any other tools. You just slide the plastic clip over your drawer or cabinet, then attach a bag. That’s it.

Attach-A-Trash is advertised as an eco- friendly solution for the home.

Attach-A-Trash Features

• Clips onto any drawer or cabinet
• Holds up to 10 pounds
• Reuse plastic grocery bags
• Easy to store (“unlike bulky garbage cans”, explains the official website)
• No screws or tools required to install
• Dishwasher safe
• Lid doubles as a squeegee

Essentially, Attach-A-Trash is a tool that gives you a hands-free garbage bag underneath the countertop in your kitchen. Instead of being left with mess on your floors after preparing food, you can scrape leftovers directly into the bag.

In promotional images for the Attach-A-Trash, the bag is seen holding about 20 apples. It’s rated to hold up to 4.5kg.

Another neat feature is that you can remove the lid of the garbage can so it doubles as a squeegee, letting you easily scrape food leftovers into the garbage can below.

Because of all these features, Attach-A-Trash is recommended as a solution in the bathroom and kitchen, according to the manufacturer. I’m not sure why you would need to scrape garbage on your bathroom countertops into a bin, but the manufacturer recommends it as an option.