The present disclosure is directed to a guard locking device and latching assembly. The assembly includes a locking device attached to a guard which locking device is connectable to an attachment element on a container, such a refuse container. The latching assembly secures (and permits removal of) a latch plate to/from the crossbar on a container, bin or receptacle. The guard locking device permits removable attachment of at least one refuse container to a guard.

A dumpster bag has: a flexible bag member including a bottom and a sidewall structure extending upward from the bottom to a rim; at least one rim stay comprising a bungee pole; and at least one corner stay.

A concealed trash can system is provided comprised of a primary door with a front and rear surface, where the front surface includes a secondary door that can open to provide access to an interior trash receptacle. The rear surface is equipped with a fastener that securely supports the trash receptacle in a suspended position. The fastener may include various types of mounting brackets and reciprocating fastening mechanisms, such as a male and female lip, which allows for the removable attachment of the receptacle. The secondary door, which is hinged to the front surface, can be opened to insert trash into the receptacle through an opening in the primary door and may also feature an automatic locking mechanism to prevent access by children or pets. Additionally, the positioning of the secondary door at a height beyond the reach of young children enhances safety.

A trash receptacle integrates a container assembly, bag container assembly, trash compartment assembly, and support assembly. This system forms multiple compartments for organized storage of cleaning supplies and efficient trash disposal. The bag container assembly, located within a second compartment, functions as a storage unit for manually dispensing trash bag rolls through an opening. The trash compartment assembly features a user-friendly drawer for easy trash disposal. Height adjustability, facilitated by a support and slidable support, ensures ergonomic interaction with the container assembly, trash compartment assembly, and bag container assembly, eliminating the need for users to bend over during use.

A garbage receptacle transport assembly includes a pair of first rails that is each attachable to each other to define a first track that extends along a driveway of a residence. A pair of second rails is each attachable to each other to define a second track that can be positioned to extend along a driveway of a residence. A support plate is provided which is slidably retained on the first track and the second track. A garbage receptacle can be placed upon the support plate thereby facilitating the support plate to transport the garbage receptacle along the first track and the second track. A drive unit is attached to the support plate which transports the support plate along each of the first track and the second track to transport the garbage receptacle between a curb side for subsequent collection by a garbage collection agency and a home position.