Portable trash cans for camping?

[KingKhan]

I seem to recall seeing someone last year who had a popup trash can, I can't find it. Would you happen to know who makes please?

 

[GEONat]

Look up "

Coghlan's Pop-Up Recycle Bin" on Amazon​

 

[Pro Drywall]

GEONat, have you tried that?

 

[Bryan Dulaney]

Now this isn't bear proof right? Will it keep other animals out?

 

[Tom Cardy]

Have you thought about using a trasharoo for the spare wheel? I find them very convenient as they are not in the vehicle and they also take no space

 

[Delon McFarland]

+1 trasharoo, it's out of the way and being in back of rig, out of the way

 

[Ken S]

Look up "

Coghlan's Pop-Up Recycle Bin" on Amazon​

GREAT find! I just ordered one of these things myself. I have a Trasharoo, but from where I cool, this is will be much more convenient.

 

[Trail Mule]

How are those to clean after use?

 

[Steven Abra]

GREAT find! I just ordered one of these things myself. I have a Trasharoo, but from where I cool, this is will be much more convenient.

Hey Ken, how did that work out for you?

 

[LONOBEAR]

Can you wash these things?

 

[Pado]

Look at you all getting all fancy with your trash cans. Me? I just tie a black trash bag up on the back of my truck at camp and toss it out on the way home or trash can we I get home.

 

[smritte]

Simple is best. Base camping or overlanding, tashbag in my tied to my table, emptied into my "trasheroo" equivalent at night (bag inside that). if possible, burn paper in camp fire. Small critter country isn't a problem. Bear country, no bears in desert so were good.

 

[Travis]

Agree, I'm doing what 'smritte' mentioned and it's been what I've been doing for years. No sense in changing what works.