A skip (10) for domestic and/or industrial waste, the skip (10) comprising a body (12), the body (12) defining an opening (16) and having an interior (14) adapted to receive waste, and a plurality of doors (20, 22, 24, 26) attached to the body (12), each door (20, 22, 24, 26) being movable between an open position and a closed position, the doors (20, 22, 24, 26) combining in the closed position to seal the opening (16).

A foldable support sleeve that is deployable inside of a waste bag to support the waste bag includes a first side foldably connected to a second side, the second side foldably connected to a third side, the third side foldably connected to a fourth side, and the fourth side foldably connected to a fifth side. The foldable support sleeve may be foldable into a pre-deployed state and into a deployed state. The pre-deployed state may be associated with a first cross section that is smaller than a second cross section associated with the deployed state. The second cross section may be approximately equal to a cross section associated with the waste bag. The fifth side may help retain the foldable support sleeve in the deployed state.

The device is formed by an external container (1) of strong airtight material and a second smaller inner container (3) storing the waste bag (4). The outer container (1) is equipped with an air-tight lid (8), an air suction pump (7) and a compensation pressure valve (10) to allow an easy opening of the lid (8).

The present invention relates to an organic waste treatment apparatus consisting of a garbage receiving unit, a probing door, a garbage compactor unit, a crushing unit fixed to the upper part of the structure frame, a mixing unit positioned underneath the crushing unit, a motor that drives all movements of the apparatus using belt drive and gear drive, and a control panel controlling the functions of this device.

A compostable container formed from a compostable, air-transmissive, spunbonded nonwoven fibrous web of meltspun fibers that are autogenously melt-bonded and that are additionally melt-bonded by point-bonds.

The disclosure describes waste receptacles for processing waste comprising a waste portal configured to accept waste deposited by an end user, a waste analysis unit positioned proximate to the waste portal, a waste conveyor connected to the waste portal, a paddle or robotic member positioned over the waste conveyor and configured to push the waste off the waste conveyor and into a grinder or into a waste commodity container.

A composter having a holding portion for holding material to be composted, a tank portion for collecting leachate formed during composting and a tap for allowing flow of collected leachate out of the tank portion. The composter may include a paddle for tamping down material added to the composter, wherein the composter has a paddle storage location for the paddle and paddle securing means for holding the paddle in the storage location. The tap may be an extendible tap moveable between a retracted position and an extended position.

Systems and methods for sanitizing, cleaning, and deodorizing a container such as a garbage can. The sanitization product can include a disposable pad covered in a solution that is inserted into indoor or outdoor garbage cans. The solution may be configured to minimize and prevent the spread of bacteria and other germs within a garbage can, which routinely occurs due to spilling of food, liquids, and other garbage within the can. Additionally, the pad may be made of an absorbable material so that any liquids that enter a garbage can can immediately be absorbed. Different solutions may be applied to the product depending on where the pad will be used. Additionally, a kit may be provided that includes multiple disposable pads. For instance, the kit may include a dozen pads, or more or less pads, that help to keep the user's garbage can clean and void of unpleasant odors.

An apparatus as a countertop composter includes a container, a frame, a lid with holes that can be adjustably opened and closed. The container has a bottom wall, a side wall, an open top and a top edge defined by the side wall. The frame is configured to be coupled to and support the container. The container may be made of a resilient material. When the container is inverted, a force is applied onto the bottom of the container to remove the organic waste inside the container.

A waste receptacle storage and transportation container is an apparatus utilized to securely hold multiple waste receptacles. The apparatus includes a pallet base, a container frame, and a lateral wall for holding waste receptacles in place on the pallet base. The pallet base enables the apparatus to be lifted via forklift or pallet jack. The apparatus additionally includes a plurality of retaining flanges that enable another instance of the apparatus to be stacked on top of the apparatus. A first support gusset and a second support gusset are utilized to improve structural support of the lateral wall. Waste receptacles within the apparatus are held snug and prevented from shifting by a restraining rail positioned on an interior surface of the lateral wall as well as by a restraining cable that is removably connected across an open end of the apparatus.