Waste receptacle with swept debris pick up and features to maximize convenient use of receptacle liners
OwnerCharlotte Annette Vaughn Thompsoninventor
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A waste receptacle with a open upper end, a closed lower end, sidewalls there between and a lid to enclose open upper end. A lower portion on a sidewall has an inwardly formed recess dimensioned to receive the toe and end portion of a human foot to hold receptacle when full liners are removed. As well as the same recess is also dimensioned to receive swept debris into a vacuum tube through an open recess within the inwardly formed recess of the lower sidewall. The vacuum tube is secured to inner sidewall of receptacle and is received into a removable debris storage container that is also removable received by a vacuum housing secured with in receptacle. Handles of receptacle bend open to receive and neatly secure bulky excess top portion of liner to receptacle. Handles of receptacle also collate with an outward extending ledge of receptacle lid to lock seal the receptacle. The receptacle lid has within its outwardly extending formed handle a sealed internal trash tie storage compartment. A versatile liner dispenser is mountable to desired position within receptacle to provide a continuos supply of liners to receptacle.
A waste receptacle with liner dispenser and holding system for supplying and securing a continuous supply of liners and liner ties to receptacle, with a system to pick up and store swept debris within a container comprising, in combination:
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