Under counter trash and recycling

Trash is an inevitable byproduct of life. And it’s safe to assume that every home has at least one trash (and/or recycling) can. Here are ways to spruce up your “rubbish” bin so that it can blend in with your decor! KnockOffDecor.com

In preparation for painting my cabinets in December, I decided to build a tilt-out cabinet for my recycling. Here is my recycling/trash area before the new ca…

I took matters into my own hands and crafted a touchless trash can with this quick little fix with some twine and painter's tape.

so one decision i thought i was pretty sure on after using at all my friends and families homes was a pullout trash/recycle. also after reading through some threads on this topic it seems that those that chose that option are happy with it. i'm just realizing that it takes up valuable under cabinet ...

Tired of seeing the garbage can in your kitchen? There are a lot of amazing ways that you can hide your kitchen garbage can. Most people get confused as to

I don’t know about you, but Pinterest is inspiring a lot of projects around my house. Several months ago, I ran across this pull out trash and recycling bin from Better Homes and Gardens, and the rusty wheels in my brain started turning. We had a pull out trash can in our kitchen, but it...Read More »

Pros & Cons Of Pull-Out Trash Cans In Kitchen Cabinets (Read First!) – DIY With Christine

Do you hate having trash cans visible in the kitchen for all house guests to see? You might think those ugly things can't be hidden. I will show you how to turn any cabinet into a pull-out trash drawer, hidden and out of sight!