Embodiments of an apparatus of the present invention generally include a trash can clip system which includes a substantially vertically-oriented lip, wherein one or more voids are disposed along the lip, and one or more substantially u-shaped clips, wherein each clip is slidingly movable along the lip, such that each clip can be provided in an engaged position with respect to the lip, or provided in a disengaged position within a lip void, and outwardly rotated in the disengaged position. A method of utilizing an embodiment of trash can clip system of the present invention is also provided.

In accordance with example embodiments of the present disclosure, the invention provides a combination waste collection container and aerated composter for general composting and waste collection and more specifically to aerated composting and organic waste collodion. The utility of the invention can be extended to the complementary food scrap processing method known as anaerobic digestion, through specific modifications.

A plastic bottle storage apparatus for a garage door (PBSA) that is used in combination with an empty plastic bottle panel or strip which maintains empty plastic bottles prior to recycling. The PBSA has an upper section with an upper horizontal member, and a lower section with a lower horizontal member. An empty plastic bottle panel or strip with empty plastic bottles attached is secured to a hook clip or peg on the upper opening on the panel's or strip's upper end, and to a hook, clip or peg on an upper end of the opening on the panel's or strip's lower end. Once panels or strips with empty bottles are secured, the panels or strips with bottles can be maintained on the garage door indefinitely. The PBSA is able to compensates for the variations in length that occur as a sectional garage door opens and closes.

A decorative trash receptacle system and kit that display patterns through a transparent outer surface and allows users to selectively make changes to the display. The elements comprise inner and outer receptacles nestled together with decorative material comprising a pattern on one face thereof sandwiched between them. The sidewall of the outer receptacle is transparent, and the pattern is positioned to be viewed through the transparent wall of the outer receptacle. A retainer ring or a template may be positioned to secure and ensure the decorative material remains in place between the interior and exterior wall surfaces of outer and inner receptacles, respectively, so that the pattern is visibly displayed.

A container system includes a base including a body having a plurality of dividers defining a plurality of bays for receiving smaller containers therein. A plurality of tongues protrude toward one another from the plurality of dividers. The body includes tine openings for receiving tines to lift and invert the base. A smaller container is receivable in each of the plurality of bays. The smaller containers each include a pair of grooves for receiving two of the plurality of tongues. Each of the smaller containers is supported by a plurality of wheels and has a lid pivotably positioned over an opening.

A liquid tank configured to receive and store liquids, namely waste cooking oil. A tank configured to receive and store used cooking oil which preferably greatly enhances the ease and reduces the work required to dispose of undesired liquid. A tank configured to receive and store used cooking oil which may be entirely manually powered, manually powered and free of all motors and electrical components, may be operated by a powered device, may include a motor, or may be operated manually with a powered assist.

A heavy duty container includes a plastic base having a plurality of vertical corrugations. A separate plastic liner is placed inside the base. The liner is smooth to allow materials to fall out easy and not catch or build up in corners. The container can be moved with a fork lift and serviced with a front loader truck.