Designed for those with limited limb functionality, the Pack Master makes tying and taking out the trash a cinch! Cut out directly on the waste bin’s top edge, a cleverly designed branch system makes it possible to tie a knot with one hand. Simply wrap the excess bag around, loop under and through and voila! The bag can then be lifted, taken out and replace without any spillage.
Designer: Yijin Chou, Cing-En Chen, Shin-Han Shen & Yu-Chi Liao
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Amazing. Beyond fantastic for people with disabilities and also can be used with abled people.
That’s a simple and fantastic idea.
Oh,it’s a good idea. Because I always think when I tie trash bag it is hard to put my hand in the full trash bag.
Brilliant! Speechless! What more can I say!
I love your design and I would like to offer my idea to you.