Spill-Proof Car Trash Can - Round - Removable Leak-Proof Liner & Flip-Top Lid - Hanging Trash Can & Trunk Organizer for - Travel & Camping 25*15*34cm ,black

Four days into a camping trip the footwell has quietly become the bin, and everything in it slides forward at the first hard stop. A tall bin with a lid that shuts changes that. Rubbish goes in one place, stays put over corrugations, and comes out at the next servo in a single movement.

A lid that keeps the smell in

The flip-top closes over the opening rather than leaving it gaping, which is what stops wrappers lifting out on the highway with a window down and stops an old coffee cup scenting the cabin. Underneath sits a removable leak-proof liner, and that is the part which actually deals with wet rubbish. Lift the liner out, tip it, rinse it, drop it back in. Separating the shell from the liner is the only reason a fabric bin copes with drink dregs at all.

Somewhere for the things you are keeping

Mesh pockets run down the sides and a full-width zipped pocket sits across the front. A water bottle, a packet of wipes and a phone lead all get somewhere to live that is not the cupholder. Hooks on the body hold spare disposable bags, so a fresh liner travels with the bin instead of sitting in the boot. At 25 x 15 x 34 cm this is a tall unit, so measure the gap behind a seat or beside the console before committing to it.

Key features

• Flip-top lid: shuts over the opening instead of leaving it open to the cabin.
• Removable leak-proof liner: lifts out for rinsing while the shell stays dry.
• Bag hooks: spare disposable liners ride along with the bin.
• Full-width zipped front pocket: keeps receipts and cards well away from the liner.
• Side mesh pockets: a bottle or a packet of tissues stays within reach.

Specifications

• Size: 25 x 15 x 34 cm
• Outer material: Oxford fabric, described by the supplier as waterproof
• Liner: removable, leak-proof
• Closure: flip-top lid
• Colour: black
• Litre capacity, weight and strap length: not published by the supplier

Two things the supplier leaves out

• The Oxford shell is called waterproof, but no washing or immersion guidance and no rating sit behind the word. Take the liner as the water-resistant part and sponge the outside rather than soaking it.
• The title describes the bin as round while quoting three separate dimensions. Work from the 25 x 15 x 34 cm figure when you check clearance.

Empty it at the servo, drop the liner back in, carry on.