mDesign Over the Cabinet Metal Wire Small Garbage Container, Trash Bag Holder Rack for Recycled Reusable Disposable Plastic Shopping Grocery Bags for Kitchen, Pantry, Garage, Bathroom - Satin

Repeat Purchase of a very handy gadget. I originally purchased this to collect discarded items to be recycled and avoid tossing them on the regular garbage at the point of use/disposal (Kitchen & Bathrooms)

I wasn’t going to keep this but I figured I could use it somewhere in my home or inside my horse trailer I had originally purchased it for. The curved wire where the bracket hangs on a cabinet door keeps the door from closing. If it were made with a straight wire across the bracket then the door will shut(should you want to use it on the inside of the cabinet). But if you are going to use it on the outside of your cabinet it will hang and do it’s job very well. It’s very sturdy and easy to use. When I’m not using it I just put it inside the cabinet and hang it when I need it. It might be a slight inconvenience for some but for me it does it’s job=holds a plastic bag with handles, holds open the bag for easy access for trash.

Bought for out little camper and works great for us be careful about putting wet things in this in case your plastic store bag is not as waterproof as you think.

Sturdy, and stable, easy to use, fits over cabinet doors and drawers too.

I use this in the kitchen when I am doing a lot of prep work for a meal and just need a quick place do dispose of waste. This fits the bill to a 'T' ! It has a low profile, doesn't take up any room and really makes a positive difference in meal prep.In other words- it is a lot of bang for the bucks.

The apartment I just moved into as well as my previous apartment for whatever reason we're designed with no room for a trash can in the kitchen. Instead of letting one sit out in the way and obvious, I got this for the inside of the cupboard under the sink.I am a senior and live alone so this works well enough for me because I don't generate the amount of trash that say a family of four would have. It's also part of my routine to clean the kitchen and take the trash out every evening with this little container so I kind of like that.As others have mentioned there is a design flaw in that when you hang the bags on the side loops the back and front of the bag kind of sag down and you have to be very precise when you put your food in there and not just Chuck it in such a way that it would fall through that sagging front or back part. But as I said it works well enough for me at the end of the day.I would recommend this for a small household that is prepared to take out the trash at the end of the day or perhaps you could use this in an area where you are cooking for scraps and whatnot and then having means of conveniently disposing of it afterwards. I can see this having other uses than just for trash so give it a try.

The part that hangs on the door is hardly noticeable as it fits under the countertop overhang. Hangs either inside or outside the door. Easy to take bags on and off, and holds the bag open so you don't have to pull it open every time you use it.

I was looking to jerry rig something to hold grocery store bags and thought I'd check Amazon to see if the wheel had already been invented.... guess what.. it had been!This is very sturdy and holds the bags open nicely. It's a simple design and actually looks rather nice!I mounted a small board to the wall the same thickness as the bracket (instead of hanging it on a cupboard door) so I could hang it next to my dryer. Bye- bye dryer lint!!Cons: there is only 1. If the back of your cabinet doors have a decorative beveled edge, this may not work. The back of the hanging bracket doesn't come down very far and it may not hang right (or at all) if the bevel is too large. They could fix this by making the back of the bracket longer, but they haven't so far, so it isn't.