Trash Bag Holder

I had one of these years ago but a different style. When it broke I couldn’t find a similar one anywhere. I just happened to think of it recently and thought I should look on Amazon. I read through many reviews and decided on this one. It is so nice to have garbage under the sink and then throw away when full into the main trash. I do use two grocery bags to insure that there is no leakage.

It does exactly what it supposed to do, let one hang grocery plastic bags under sink for your garbage. I use one for the garbage and another bag on the other door in which I put the unused bags. Did not give 5 stars since it is a little bit flimsy and unlike ones I previously purchased which also was plastic, much stronger, able to store extra bags in section behind the hanging bag. Also the arms and storage area were all attached so no figuring out distance been arms

I don't want to think about the years and years that passed with no trash bin under the sink -- a sink with no garbage disposal. The sink undercabinet is tiny, vintage, and has whimsical windowed cabinet doors that made installing a trash bag holder impossible until I found this. The two hooks can be placed any distance apart that works. I place a heavy supermarket plastic bag on the hooks, then place a small kitchen trash bag inside that. Makes cleanup extremely easy. The plastic hooks are not super heavy duty, but they are strong enough to support the banana peels, used coffee filters, and food packaging that ends up in the sink area.

I was looking for a trash can for my camper kitchen. I didn't want it to sit on the floor taking up valuable space. This item is perfect! I installed it on the inside of the door under the sink. I also ordered a bag holder for all my plastic bags. Serves my purposes very well.

I love this. No more ugly garbage can in the kitchen and saving money not having to buy those 13 gallon plastic bags for that can. I can't believe how much garbage those grocery bags hold. I don't know why people are complaining about them breaking. Of course they are not meant for you to PUSH the food into the bag when it is full, take it out to the garbage when it's full. Who needs 13 gallons of garbage hanging out it the kitchen anyway. Sometimes I put two bags in for strength and if there's a hole in one of the bags. I have one in the kitchen and one in the master bath. If I break one I WILL BUY AGAIN.

Don't know how strong they are. I bought two pairs in case when first one is broken I can't find it on Amazon anymore.

Just what I was looking for. Hold the bags perfectly.My only issue is that the holders themselves do not seem to be be eco-friendly. But they are small, much better than a large plastic container.

I recently had my trash company enforce recycling on me. I have a pull out trash bin under my sink, but I have a big sink and with the disposal and all, I was really short of space. I must have spent a couple hours on Amazon looking at those dual trash bins! None of them would fit. I cam across this by accident while I was searching and it's perfect. Besides I can use those crappy bags from the grocery store which are also recyles. I put it on the door right under my sink (trash bin is on the left). It's handy and I can still store my dishwasher tabs and cleaners on that same side. It was a good price and it's sturdy. It was a snap to attach to the inside of my cabinet door with an electric drill. I love the part that the recycle stuff goes into a recycle bag. It's a win win!