Recycling can be a hassle sometimes. Never knowing where to put the bottles and cans and boxes until you take them out to the curb. For us, we went out and bought a large garbage can just to use for recycling. But for someone like my mom, she has limited space and has a hard time finding a place to keep her recyclables.
Rubbermaid has come up with a great new product, the Hidden Recycler! The Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler is a 5 gallon bag that can easily be attached to any kitchen cabinet with hooks that go over the door or with small screws. Thus hidden from view.
I received one for review and was quite impressed! The bag is nice and thick and is leak proof and can also be machine washed if needed. Best of all the bag and all materials are made from recyclable materials and can be recycled. The bag is big enough to hold a gallon milk jug!
I tried placing it on my cabinets but the door is a little too thick for the included hooks. I was hesitant about screwing it in my new cabinets, so I asked my mom if she would like to try it.
She has so much stuff inside her cabinets, we tried it on the outside. I thought this way she would see it and actually use it! And it fits! ( I had a picture, but for the life of, can not find it!)
See reviews and more info on thier website, Facebook and Twitter!
Would you like to try it? You can purchase this on line at Rubbermaid.com or one Mommy has to Work reader will win their own Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler!! See details below.
I recieved the above product in order to facilitate this review. Opinions are my own.
I try to recycle cans, plastic and cardboard.
How awesome! I think if I had one of these, I would definitely recycle. (I have to admit, we’re not good about doing that, now..) :/ What a great product!
I recycle paper and plastic. Also aluminum when I can.
I have one of these and absolutely LOVE it.
I recycle newspapers, cans and bottles.
I love this recycler for the house, makes it easy for the non recycler’s!
We recycle paper, aluminum and plastics.
we recycle cans and our daily newspaper
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Can’s and plastic bottles
We just moved to the country and so far only cans for the girl scouts. We also compost.
The closest recycling center is 30-35 miles from us, so it’s difficult to recyle, but I do recycle newspapers
We do our share with plastic, bottles and cans. We’re getting better . This would be an improvement and looks so awesome. Love this idea. Thanks for this opportunity
Carol L
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plastic bottles
We recycle everything we can…cardboard, plastic, bottles, cans, newspaper, etc..
I recycle glass, paper and plastic
water bottles, cereal boxes, juice cartons
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I recycle aluminum cans and plastic.
We recycle everything we can. Newspapers, papers, mail, magazines, cans, bottles, milk jugs, boxes, jars…..and much much more!
everything we can – cardboard/paper/glass/
cans and glass
paper, plastic, aluminum
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