Customer has this great designed garbage can that’s like a covered “slinky”. It “pops” up and holds a garbage bag then collapses like a pancake. Anybody know where to get one? I took a pic:
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You can get 'em at http://www.tackinthebox.com/stablewares/Stable/ST257.htm .
That was fast! Thanks Cami. I think it's worth it.
That's not a garbage can, it's a muck bucket. <g> Got any feed stores in the area?
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leevalley.com has water buckets that collapse.
Lowes has a version of it, without the lid, for yard cleanup.
I just saw a thing from Fiskars about their Kangaroo folding yard container that said they have a new "hardshell" version with a hard plastic bottom.
See the line at http://gardening.fiskars.com/product.html?sub=Garden%20Bags%20and%20Containers&main=Harvest%20Gear
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I just received the Fiskars model and it is nice. Cost 3x more than customer's with shipping (35$) but I think it'll be worth it. My days of finding a knob or something to hang/staple the trash bag on are over.