The present disclosure relates to other garbage and kitchen garbage classification throwing technologies in the technical field of garbage classification, in particular to a garbage bag. The garbage bag comprises a bag body, wherein the bag body is of a hollow structure with an opening in the top, a pouring opening is formed in the bottom of the bag body, and the bag body is formed in a folding mode so that the bottom of the bag body is fixed to one side of the bag body. When garbage in the bag body needs to be poured out, a point-breaking line or glue is torn off, the bottom of the bag body is separated from one side of the bag body, and after the bottom of the bag body naturally droops, the garbage is poured downwards from the point-breaking line under the gravity of the garbage to be separated from the bag body. Therefore, the garbage in the garbage bag body can be completely poured out without opening bound handles or turning over the garbage bag body or puncturing the garbage bag with a tool, the action is simple and convenient, safety and reliability are achieved, and garbage throwing workers are prevented from being stained.

One example embodiment is adapted for use in facilitating collection and transport of memory devices, e.g., drives, motherboards, etc., e.g., for the purposes of subsequent destruction. The example embodiment has an outer bin, also called a garage or outer enclosure, within which is placed an inner bin with wheels. Once closed and locked, the outer bin has a door that can be opened so drives or other memory devices can be inserted. The drives then fall into the inner bin and, once sufficiently filled, the inner bin be easily wheeled out from the outer bin. The inner bin has its own locking lid that is secured when transporting the inner bin with the drives, e.g., to a destruction facility or area. Other features are provided as described below. Enhanced synergistic security features include use of multi-point locking latches to secure doors and lids, metal construction of the bins, and so on. The bins are sized to facilitate efficient collection and transport of potentially sensitive data center media.

A building container outrigger to provide an elevated work space or debris removal for use between concrete slabs of a building under construction having a container, a plurality of support beams, each support beam positioned lengthwise under the floor of the container and extend therefrom the sides, a pair of spaced apart outrigger beams, a first outrigger end and a second outrigger end, each second outrigger end in contact with and affixed to the upper side of each support beam end, the other outrigger beam end removeably anchored to the slab floor with the front edge of the container flush with the exterior or front slab edge, and, thus, functions to efficiently move or remove materials and tools or personnel space from floor to floor as construction phases move vertically.

An actively cooled waste receptacle comprises an insulated container including (i) an inner wall defining a chamber having an opening for receiving the waste, and (ii) an outer wall surrounding the inner wall and joined to the inner wall at the opening. The receptacle also includes a cover configured to prevent access to the chamber via the opening in a closed position, and to allow access to the chamber via the opening in an open position; and a heat pump including an interior heat exchanger exposed to the chamber, the heat pump configured to cool the chamber by absorbing heat from air within the chamber via the interior heat exchanger, and transferring the heat outside the insulated container.

The garden debris receptacle with dustpan comprises a refuse container and a lip extension. The lip extension attaches to the refuse container. The garden debris receptacle with dustpan is configured for use with agricultural refuse. The lip extension forms a ramp that assists in loading the agricultural refuse into the refuse container.

A roll-out cart includes a container body having a side wall extending upward to a mouth of the container body. A lid is pivotably connected to a rear portion of the container body. The lid is pivotable between an open position and a closed position covering the mouth of the container body. A latch selectively secures a front portion of the lid to a front portion of the container body. The latch includes an outer latch assembly having a first actuator. A guard defines a recess on the front portion of the container body. The first actuator of the latch is within the recess.

A Trash Anchor, a device structured and arranged to prevent an outdoor trash can from being toppled by a strong gust of wind thereby alleviating the stress that comes with throwing the trash out.

An electronic waste tracking device, process, and system to track waste from one location to another location.

An apparatus is configured to transport an object between a first location and a second location. An attachment mechanism attaches the apparatus to the object and a battery powers the apparatus. The apparatus includes one or more sensors which measure characteristics of the external environment and at least one wheel configured to mechanically drive the apparatus. A processor determines a path between the first location and the second location and control the at least one wheel to drive the apparatus along the path.

A trash barrel receptacle or storage bin container includes a detached lid having a predetermined depth, which is held down with an elastic lid retainer. The garbage can or storage bin and lids use no physical locks or canvas straps, but include the elastic lid retainer, which avoids the need for a pivotable handle located near the top of the garbage can or storage bin, to lock the lid over the garbage can or storage bin. The lid has a central portion with a concave groove or channel to retain the bungee cord within, to prevent the lid from sliding off laterally off of the refuse barrel or storage bin.