Charles Seuleusian is quite concerned about the environment and aims to save up energy as possible as he could. His ‘Waste Basket’ is a reusable trash bin made from discarded wooden boards. How to DIY one? Surround a circle base with pieces of wooden boards, put an inflated balloon into the cylinder, fix the mouth with a splint and then done! [Read the rest of this entry...]
Ji-in Byun, Cho Jung Seok and Oh Seul Ki have sent in images of their latest project. They cooperated to create a new kind of trash bin to promote the conventional rubbish can. Specially designed for bench, the trash bin comes with a streamlined base, which could be easily pitched into the sand for stability. That means bins are handy and you can use them more conveniently. We’re not sure when it is available, but leave your comments below if you think it is a cool-looking trash bin. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Not merely an interesting name for the dustbin, ‘Trash Know’ also gives us a vivid illustration of the special point of the design. Using a roll dispenser at the bottom of the bin to hold disposable liners, the trash bin has successfully shown us an effective way to incorporate and change rubbish bags. When the bag is full, you only need to tie a knot to tear away it and pull out another from the roll dispenser. Isn’t that easy? Great idea. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Always feeling that you’re keeping your room tidy, with all clothes in the cabin but all the rubbish in a trash bin? So you’re a good guy, then? Come on, and let us think of the same question in another way, or in an opposite way. To some extent, the cleaner your room is, the more rubbish you’ve put into the trash bin. You don’t think so? Well, then check out the figure shown on the LED that is equipped on the Share//Trash Can, that’s rightly the times you’ve used the trash bin. OMG, how could you believe that we’ve produced so much rubbish? [Read the rest of this entry...]
The design for the trash barrel shows a great deal of originality. Guess what, both the bin itself and the rubbish bags that come along with it are made from wasted paper, therefore reducing the “white pollution”. Better yet, the eco-friendly trash barrel is also designed with multi layers of bags, so that you needn’t have to change the bag every time it is full. Just draw out the full bag, pull out another bag, done! [Read the rest of this entry...]
A lamppost powered by trash? Well, I have to say that it’s really a considerable progress in developing natural energy-powered and environment-friendly lamps. Doubling as a trash bin, the lamppost then uses the methane, a byproduct of trash, as a fuel to power the lamps. Really ingenious idea! [Read the rest of this entry...]
A good design will bring people with more convenience, and the cans used in our daily lives can demonstrate this principle perfectly. Now, designers have prompted a new model for cans. There are at least two distinctions making this model stand out. Firstly, it makes it much easier for you to twist it, therefore sparing much space. And the second one is its indent clip that is easier for you to open it without clipping a nail.
Designer: Jiwoon Park & Kwenyoung Choi
Appearing recently in Peking, the so-called ‘3/4 Trash Bin’ is a creative design that features a combination of both fun and color. The idea behind the new design is quite simple, that is, to bring trash bins which are usually hidden behind pillars into our sight. To achieve that, Jian-Feng Lin adopted the same design tactics as that of fans, and therefore the trash bin could be unfolded to an angle of 270. As a result, as you’ve seen in the pictures, a ‘3/4 Trash Bin’ is now here with us.
Though everyone wants to contribute to the eco-business, most of us really couldn’t find the right way to it. So what should we do now? Probably the compost dustbin will answer you, because it ensures you to promote compost by just sorting garbage into different dustbins. Based on a biodegradable technology, bio-reactive substances in the dustbin will start working to degrade certain trash while leaving out the non-available dust. Isn’t it encouraging that you can recycle waste in such an easy way? Join us right away.
If you’re someone who likes novelty, you’re sure to love the Mint-pass Rubbish Can by Jongchul Kim. Base on a built-in ultrasonic sensor, the new product could detect the size of trash and open its mouse correspondingly. Still using an infrared sensor, the trash can also allows you to observe its residual capacity simply through the change in color, which turns redder as the bin goes fuller.
This is a brilliant idea. The trash can itself is made from waste paper and so it is eco-friendly. But the attracting point is that this can comes with multiple layer, each of which can be used as garbage bag separately. In other words, in case the bin is full, you can just throw the trash away with the inner layer.
Bin is certainly very dirty; I guess that no one will like garbage. However, if the garbage is stored in a bag like this, someone will like it. It is a brilliant idea. With this kind of patterns, throwing bin bags will begin to be popular.
This trash bin is made from a single metal wire which makes it different from normal bin. Conventional ones can hold the plastic bag with a bucket-shaped body, but this innovative design only comes with a frame. Therefore, no matter how big is the bag, it can fit the trash bin easily. [Read the rest of this entry...]
This trashcan-shaped robot can walk like a crab. Plus, its action is very funny. When you are bored, you can get some happiness from him. [Read the rest of this entry...]
If you’re too lazy to deal with a fully filled waste paper basket, this design is right for you. It features a collapsible neck which can grow up to provide more room for waste.
But, I think you’d better first deal with the basket, especially when it contains some smelly things. [Read the rest of this entry...]
