The present invention relates to a bag design to receiving a by-product of a primary product, the bag comprising: a receptacle forming at least one interior compartment and formed from a unitary sheet, wherein an opening is formed to the at least one interior compartment, and a plurality of folding creases are disposed distal to the opening; an adhesive strip disposed on the exterior surface of the rear panel; a first portion of a locking mechanism disposed below the folding creases on the exterior surface of the front panel; a second portion of a locking mechanism disposed distal to the opening on the exterior surface of the rear panel and substantially aligned with the first portion of the locking mechanism.

A portable container for waste products, having an assembled receptacle with four side panels hingedly connected, the four side panels connected to a plurality of bottom closure panels forming a bottom closure, with the four side panels and the bottom closure define a box with a top opening. The four side panels include a first and a second set of opposing side panels, the first set of opposing side panels having a first side panel and a second side panel. A first side panel has a first handle, the first handle having a first handle first position and a first handle second position. A second side panel has a second handle, having a second handle first position and a second handle second position. The first handle and the second handle are opposably, pivotally, movable relative to each other.

A receptacle has a substantially flat sheet having a perimeter edge, a plurality of loops positioned adjacent the perimeter edge of the substantially flat sheet, and at least two strings coupled thereto. Each of the at least two strings has a first end and a second end so that when the first string is threaded through the plurality of loops, the first string first end is coupled to the first string second end or to the substantially flat sheet adjacent one another. Furthermore, when the second string is threaded through the plurality of loops the second string first end is coupled to the second string second end or to the substantially flat sheet adjacent one another. In various embodiments, the first string can be pulled relative to the second string to cause the perimeter edge to cinch forming a receptacle with an opening defined by the perimeter edge.

A disposal box for used playing cards has a cuboid shape provided with six surfaces, namely, front and back surfaces, left and right surfaces, and upper and lower surfaces in an assembled state. The disposal box includes a slit that is provided in at least one of the six surfaces and enables the used playing cards to be inserted into the disposal box. The disposal box further includes viewing windows that are provided with a plurality of holes having a size at which the playing card cannot be taken out, and can allow the used playing cards contained in the disposal box to be visually recognized. The disposal box is formed of a paper or plastic material, and can be discarded in a state in which the used playing cards are contained in the disposal box.

An attachable trash receptacle for supporting a container includes a depositing wall connected to one or more additional walls. The depositing wall and the one or more additional walls have interior surfaces and exterior surfaces. The interior surfaces define a receptacle for receiving an object. The depositing wall includes an edge defining a depositing opening contiguous with the receptacle. The interior surfaces include a ridge configured to support at least a portion of the container.

A pet waste bag or container is made from a biodegradable material. The pet waste bag can be donned by a pet owner inserting their hand into the bag to retrieve the pet waste. The bag may have a fluid resistant or impermeable layer on at least one surface of the bag. This layer precludes or substantially inhibits the waste from coming into physical contact with the pet owner's hand. The bag is configured to be inverted after the pet waste is retrieved and the bag may be sealed in some manner, such as through a twist. The bag containing the pet waste may then be discarded where it may naturally degrade in a landfill.

A lawn-waste bagging system includes a disposable bag and a bag holder. The bag holder mounts to a lawn mower, supports the bag, and includes an attachment system that removably attaches the bag to the holder. And the disposable bag includes an array of holes with a configuration so that during mowing use the lawn-waste clippings do not pass through the holes but air does. In use, when the bag is full of the lawn-waste clippings, the bag is removed and disposed of, without transferring the lawn-waste clippings to another bag, and a new bag is attached to the holder for continued mowing use. Other embodiments include the disposable bags provided separately for use with the bag holder, the bag holder and/or attachment system provided separately for use with the bag holder, and the method of using the bagging system.

A lawn refuse bag insert includes a rear wall disposed at a rear end of the lawn refuse bag insert; a first side wall hingedly coupled to the rear wall at a first side of the lawn refuse bag insert; and a second side wall hingedly coupled to the rear wall at a second side of the lawn refuse bag insert opposite the first side wherein a top edge of the lawn refuse bag insert is disposed at a top end of the lawn refuse bag insert, and wherein the top edge is substantially U-shaped.