A trash can for the collection and disposal of trash is disclosed. The trash can includes a base and a separable sidewall allowing for easy removal of a bag from the trash can by lifting the sidewall around the bag, rather than lifting the bag through the top of the trash can. The base includes a pair of straps that allow a user to carry it. The sidewall includes recesses that are positioned and adapted to receive the pair of straps when the sidewall rests on the base.

A leaves and yard debris collection and disposal container including a container having a flexible tarp with an integral draw string. The draw string includes a slide fastener opening in the center bottom end. The exterior of the container includes handles. Wherein yard debris and leaves are piled up in the center of the container and the edges of the container can be lifted up and tightened over the pile using the draw string and the grip pad and tighten with a lace lock. Then the bag can be lifted and carried using handles and emptied by opening the slide fastener closure located at the bottom of the container.

A vacuum-canister that combines the vacuum, dustpan, and trashcan all in one is disclosed herein. The vacuum-canister saves time by allowing the completion of multiple tasks simultaneously. The vacuum-canister can suction both large and small items. Small items are suctioned through the wand extension feature into the dust and trash filter bin. Some larger items can be suctioned through the dustpan and carried to the dust and trash filter bin. Other larger items that are not suctioned can be delivered to the trashcan automatically. The functionality of the vacuum-canister not only saves time, but also minimizes potential aches and pains as a result of daily manual cleaning activities.

A trash can for the collection and disposal of trash is disclosed. The trash can includes a base and a separable sidewall allowing for easy removal of a bag from the trash can by lifting the sidewall around the bag, rather than lifting the bag through the top of the trash can. The base of the trash can is connected to straps with a handle positioned between the straps. The handle may be engageable with the sidewall so that the straps hold the sidewall and base together. The handle allows for convenient carrying of the base. The separable sidewall includes a bottom opening defined by the sidewall without a constriction in the width of a base end of the sidewall. The base includes a perimeter wall to inhibit material from escaping the base. The trash may have an outwardly tapered shape to increase the overall volume of the trash can.

A trash can for the collection and disposal of trash is disclosed. The trash can includes a base and a separable sidewall allowing for easy removal of a bag from the trash can by lifting the sidewall around the bag, rather than lifting the bag through the top of the trash can. The base includes a pair of straps that allow a user to carry it. The sidewall includes recesses that are positioned and adapted to receive the pair of straps when the sidewall rests on the base.

A container including a plurality of side walls connected to form a tubular structure. A lid is provided for covering a top opening of the tubular structure. The lid includes a separate compartment with a bag dispenser therein, and the compartment is accessible for dispensing a bag while the lid is in contact a top edge of the tubular structure. A base is provided at or near a bottom opening of the tubular structure.

Cleaning device that combines the vacuum, dustpan and trashcan all in one. This device saves time by allowing the completion of multiple tasks simultaneously. This device can suction both large and small items. Small items are suctioned through the wand extension feature into the dust and trash filter bin. Some larger items can be suctioned through the dustpan and carried to the dust and trash filter bin. Other larger items that are not suctioned can be delivered to the trashcan automatically. The functionality of this device not only saves time, but also minimizes potential aches and pains as a result of daily manual cleaning activities.

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.

A collection device can include an enclosure defining a top opening and a bottom opening; a latch coupled to the enclosure and configured to selectively secure a base to the enclosure proximate to the bottom opening; and an actuator coupled to the latch, the actuator controlled remotely and configured to open the latch and thereby release the base.

A trash can with a separable base and sidewall. The base and the sidewall have cooperating engaging structures, such as slots in the sidewall and tabs on an inner face of a perimeter wall of the base. The base has a projecting ledge on an outer face of the perimeter wall. The sidewall and base are separated from one another by depressing the projecting ledge, thereby causing the base to resiliently deform and move at least one of the cooperating engaging structures of the base out of engagement with its counterpart on or in the sidewall.