If you’ve ever driven down a semi-rural street on bin night, you may have wondered how people got their bins from their homes to the roadside without walking hundreds of metres (or in some cases, kilometres). The guys from Multi-Bin have developed a pretty convenient solution called the Multi-Bin tow, which lets you tow multimple bins to the kerb without any effort whatsoever. Win! More »
In a completely rubbish statistic that I just made up, 98% of all Australian inventions are designed for the sole purpose of getting us milliseconds closer to beer. Take this multi-bin creation from South Australian inventor Mark Bradshaw, that allows users to wheel out not one, but two wheelie bins at the same time, therefore reducing the amount of time spent taking out the rubbish before cracking a beer. More »
It seems to me that there’s something gross about making a dog poop composter shaped like a dog, a design that makes you put dog poop into a dog’s mouth.
For those out there who obsess about keeping the recycling separate from the normal trash, your chariot has arrived.
The Tri3 trashcan stacks three cans together to make recycling even easier than normal. It’s also much neater, and more stylish, than my solution of throwing recyclables into a heap in the kitchen corner.
In London, public trash cans are hard to come by, as they’re an easy receptacle for bombs. Which makes it hard to throw things away properly! Now, the city is going to bring trash cans back, but they’re going to be big, hulking masses, totally bomb-proof and equipped with LCD screens to tell you the days news as you throw away your coffee cup.
