No more wet peels across the kitchen
Hanging Cabinet Door Scrap Bin
$19.99
$33.32
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40%
The bin holds 6L of scraps, enough for a full dinner prep. Collapses flat when you're done so it doesn't stick out.
Hooks over door. 6L. Rigid PP, flexible TPR.
Rigid clip bar holds a grocery bag or small liner in place, so it stays open.
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Hooks Over Door
No drilling required
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Folds Flat
Stores against door
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Rigid Clip Bar
Bag stays in place
Jennifer M.
Fits my thick farmhouse cabinet doors with room to spare. Works perfectly.
Kitchens That Stay Clean
Hanging Cabinet Door Scrap Bin
Doubles as a dog decoy
Bought it for veggie scraps but it turned out my dog completely ignores it. He still goes for the under-sink can and leaves this one alone.
Great for composters
If you're in an apartment with a building compost program, this is perfect. I used to keep a bowl on the counter and it always smelled by day two. Now I line this with a bag, hang it on the door, and take it down to the bin when I'm done cooking.
Measured twice, so glad I did
I was worried about the door thickness thing and almost talked myself out of it. Measured, ordered, and now I use it every single night. Should've just bought it the first time I saw it.
Floor stayed clean all week
I used to find bits of onion skin and carrot peel on the floor every single night, even when I thought I'd been careful. Since I hung this on the cabinet door I haven't swept up a single scrap.
Measured twice, fits perfect
I measured my door three times before ordering because I was sure it wouldn't fit my thick farmhouse cabinets.
Fits our small kitchen
We cook almost every night and I was always running across the kitchen with carrot peels or onion skins dripping on the floor. This hooks right on the cabinet door next to where I prep, so I just scrape everything straight in. The fold-flat thing is great because our kitchen is tight and I don't need it sticking out all the time.
No more dripping across the floor
I bought it to stop walking peels to the big can, but the best part is my dog can't get into it anymore. She used to pull the bag off the knob and shred it all over the kitchen.
Perfect for anyone
If you're cooking for a family and tired of scraps ending up on the floor or dripping across the kitchen, get this. I hung it on the door the day it arrived and my counter stays clear now. I bought one for my mom too, she's been hanging bags on the knob for thirty years.
Measured twice, ordered once
Sat on it for three days worried about my cabinet door thickness, finally measured and just bought it. Wish I'd done it sooner.
Still Hooking a Bag on the Cabinet Knob Every Time You Chop?
Hang This on the Door. Sweep It Straight In.
You chop onions. Carrots. Bell peppers. The pile of wet peels grows on the board, so you scoop them up.
Then you walk them across the kitchen to the big trash can under the sink. Bits fall on the floor. Your hands drip. You walk back, wipe the counter again, and start over with the next vegetable.
Or you hook a grocery bag on the cabinet handle. The bag slides off halfway through or sags shut when you need it open. This bin stays put and stays open.
The Hanging Cabinet Door Scrap Bin sits right under your counter edge. Hook it over the door where you chop. Tilt the cutting board. Sweep with the knife. The scraps drop straight in. The wide opening runs the full width, so you don't aim. A rigid clip bar holds a grocery bag or small liner in place while you work. When you're done, push the flexible band down and it collapses flat against the door.
Scraps go from board to bag in one sweep.
Hooks over door. Folds flat when not in use.
Clip bar holds the bag open and steady.
Why This Bin Beats the Grocery Bag
A grocery bag on the knob tears off mid-chop, sags shut when you need it open, and blocks the cabinet door from closing. The under-sink can means you walk wet peels and scraps across the kitchen five times while you work. This bin hooks over the cabinet door right under your counter edge, so you sweep scraps straight in and fold it flat when you're done.
Why This Bin Beats the Grocery Bag
A grocery bag on the knob tears off mid-chop, sags shut when you need it open, and blocks the cabinet door from closing. The under-sink can means you walk wet peels and scraps across the kitchen five times while you work. This bin hooks over the cabinet door right under your counter edge, so you sweep scraps straight in and fold it flat when you're done.
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Hangs on Door
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Opening Under Counter
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Bag Stays Put While You Work
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Folds Flat
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Fits Up to X cm Door
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Sliding Lid
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Sweep It In. Fold It Flat.
What owners say after switching from the bag
Sweep It In. Fold It Flat.
What owners say after switching from the bag
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No More Trips to the Can
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Bag Held by Clip Bar
Zero trips
Bags That Tear Off Mid-Prep
The bin hooks over cabinet doors up to X cm thick. Measure your door before ordering. Collapses flat when you push the side band down, so it doesn't stick out into the room between uses.
Still Hooking a Bag on the Cabinet Knob?
This bin hooks over the cabinet door right under your counter edge. The wide opening catches scraps in one sweep. A clip bar holds your grocery bag taut while you work, and the bin collapses flat when you're done.
How to Use the Scrap Bin
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Hook It On
Hang it over the door or drawer front where you chop. The wide opening sits under the edge.
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Clip the Bag In Place
The rigid bar along the rim holds a grocery bag or liner open.
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Sweep and Fold
Tilt the board, scrape with the knife. Scraps drop in. Fold it flat when done.
Hang it on the door, sweep straight in, fold it flat.
The bin hooks over your cabinet door, so the opening sits right under the counter edge where you chop. A rigid clip bar holds the bag in place. Slide the board to the edge, sweep with the knife, and the scraps drop in. When you're done, push the side band down and it collapses flat against the door.
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Hooks Over Door, No Drilling
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Clip Bar Holds Bag in Place
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Sliding Lid Covers When Idle
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Folds Flat After Each Use
Hanging Cabinet Door Scrap Bin Questions
How do I know if it will fit my cabinet door?
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The hook fits cabinet doors and drawer fronts up to [X cm] thick. Measure the top edge of your lower cabinet door where you prep most often — if it's within that range, the bin will hang securely. Most standard kitchen cabinets fall well within the limit.
Does it stay in place when I'm scraping a full cutting board into it?
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Yes. The hook locks over the door top, and the rigid clip bar along the rim holds your grocery bag or liner taut while you work. The wide opening runs the full width of the bin, so you can sweep scraps straight from the counter edge without repositioning anything.
Will my dog be able to get into it like he does with the under-sink trash?
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The sliding lid covers the top opening when you're not actively prepping, and the bin hangs on the cabinet door, not inside a cabinet your dog can nose open. Scraps stay contained and out of reach until you're ready to tie off the bag and take it out.
Can I use it for composting scraps if my building has a program?
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Yes. The 6-liter capacity holds a day's worth of prep scraps, and the rigid clip bar keeps a grocery bag or small compost liner secure. When you're done for the day, lift out the bag, tie it off, and take it to your building's compost collection. The bin itself rinses clean under the tap.
Does it stick out from the cabinet when I'm not using it?
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No. Push the flexible side band down and the bin collapses to a fraction of its depth, so it sits flat against the door and doesn't intrude into your walkway. Expand it again in seconds when you start your next meal.