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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
I a.m. really loving this recycle container. It looks so nice and neat tucked in the corner in the kitchen and holds way more than I thought it would. We don't have a need for a recycle sorter as our recycling is commingled but I love that it has two separate sections. It was easy to assemble and really is very sturdy once we got it together. I find that removing the wooden dowels every time the recycling needs to go out is a little time-consuming but other than that it is a great bin. Would recommend!
will johnson
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Built well, easy to assemble, lightweight and removeable bags are a hugely helpful plus. These are more roomy than they appear.
gslee
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
I don't recycle as there is no place around me that takes recycled materials. However, I have been searching for a two section clothes hamper for some time. I have an area to the left of my bathroom sink that I have my single section hamper in. The size of the space is what prevents me from getting a two section hamper, until I saw this recycling bin. The measurements would fit the space perfectly. Decided to get it. Very pleased with that decision. Assembly of the bin was straight forward and took 5 to 10 minutes to complete. I put the bin in the space and it looks great. I have the lid folded behind the bin so removing the sections on wash day is easier. So far I like it for that purpose. I can separate my clothes the way I wash them. I can pull one out and leave the other until I am finished washing the first section. Great solution for an easy problem to solve.
Misquah39
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
The recycling bin is as pictured.What a find on Vine! I got so tired of using plastic bags for my recycling items. As time goes on the bags get cruddy looking. The State in which I reside, recyling is a "MUST" and if no bin is out with the trash, guess what? Your trash does not get picked up. So for inside the home, I needed something to hold my recyclables instead of plastic bags. Again, oh what a find for me. I requested this item right away and I really like it.Two compartments is definitely what I needed as we use a lot of canned, bottles and jarred items, so this will be so easy for me to navigate with two bags inside the bin. Great, great concept and I highly recommend this awesome recycling bin.
Sharon McCombs
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
This recycling bin is great. Compared to how I used to recycling (I used a purple thing) this is so much easier and they fit in my little place I have reserved for recycle. The removal bag makes them super easy to transport downstairs to the collection bin.
J160
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
This is a really easy to assemble recycling center. It takes less than ten minutes and requires no tools. The flip top lid with 2 push through access holes, means you can put things in the bin with ease. The lid with velcro tab also opens to remove or install the includes canvas bags. The two canvas bags have dowels to hold them inside the bin and keep them from drooping. My only complaint is that it would be really nice if the bags had a coating and could be wiped down. Sometimes they get wet or dirty from he recyclables. But, overall this is attractive, useful and a great value.
Bernadette
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
This thing is bigger than I thought it would be. I know it’s supposed to be for recycling but I’m SERIOUSLY debating using it for a laundry hamper. It’s bigger than my 13 gallon kitchen trash can. It’s pretty sturdy for what it’s supposed to be used for. It was fairly simple to assemble and everything you need is included. A couple of the wooden pieces are a little bent but not enough that it interferes with functionality. It also had a dirty spot but again doesn’t interfere with anything. The directions could be better. You can figure it out though. It only took about 10-15 minutes to assemble. Mind you the reason it took so long was because I couldn’t find the opening to put the support poles in. There is an opening behind the Velcro on the strip it goes in, and where it’s supposed to go was really flat and on the other side of the Velcro and didn’t look like a hole at all. And I wasn’t sure exactly where to snap them under. The pictures in the instructions don’t show you much. The process was pretty simple though. I wish it came in different sizes and colors.
bclmb
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This recycling bin is a good idea but the construction/design is frustrating and flawed. It is fully fabric except for the small supporting rods that are to be inserted into each corner for support and wooden dowels that hold the inside bags in place. I could not figure out now to assemble this at all - and there are no instructions in the box, but thankfully the video included in the listing helped me figure it out. It as THE most frustrating thing I have had to assemble in some time - it's just so floppy and getting the rods in the right place while keeping the rest of the material stable is annoying.The rods themselves come disengaged, and you just insert one end into the other to complete them - I have seen this design before in garden greenhouses and they can work in some situations, but for this application I am not sure how well they will hold up - four tiny 1/2" rods that are bendable, inserted vertically to support a good amount of garbage inside a fabric box that is 28" high. I admit, I am very skeptical.Once this is together it is more or less held together by gravity. Only velcro at the top of each rod holds it in place in each corner. The inside bags that are meant to hold the bottles and cans just sort of hang there on their wooden dowels until you fill up the bins. I can't see this being supported well when the bags get full if you are putting bottles in, since it's just fabric, I don't see how it's going to stand up. and getting the bags out while full. that's going to be a huge challenge b/c the bags are going to budge and get stuck.The idea for keeping the bottles, cans and plastics separated in a tidy manner is appealing. However, this fabric bin is not the ideal solution. It reminds me of a laundry bin bit a little covered hole on top. I can think of better ways to spend $40 than this.
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