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Giveaway: Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler

Do you have a fancy recycling bag like mine? It’s a brown grocery bag that sits in the corner of my kitchen. We toss our paper recyclables in it and drop it off at our church when it’s bulging overflowing embarrassing full.

Now Rubbermaid has come up with a slightly more attractive way to handle recycling, the Hidden Recycler. The Hidden Recycler attaches to the inside of a cabinet door to collect recyclables our of sight and keeps your counters clear. The bag is durable, machine washable, and made of recycled material. You can collect your recyclables and then easily lift the bag from the lid and cabinet by the handle to take them out to your recycle bin. The 5-gallon bag holds 36 uncrushed cans and is large enough to fit 1 gallon milk jugs.

You can learn more about the Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler here. Be sure to check out the Interactive Demo that’s available and the Rubbermaid Adventures in Organizing blog. They have some amazing projects, tips, and ideas there!

The Giveaway

One Saving & Giving reader will win a Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler.

To Enter: Leave a comment on this post on telling us what you recycle (or what you WOULD recycle if you had this cool organizer).

For up to (6) bonus entries: (Leave a separate comment for each method of entry.)

  • Follow Saving & Giving on Twitter. Leave a comment saying that you followed. If you’re already a follower (thank you!) simply leave a comment saying that you are.
  • Follow Rubbermaid on Twitter. Leave a comment saying that you followed.
  • Subscribe to Saving & Giving via RSS or Email. Leave a comment saying that you subscribed. If you’re already a subscriber (thank you!) simply leave a comment saying that you are.
  • Like Saving & Giving on Facebook. Come back and leave a comment that you did this. If you’re already a follower (thank you!) simply leave a comment saying that you are.
  • Like Rubbermaid on Facebook. Come back and leave a comment that you did this.
  • Check out the Adventures in Organizing blog and come back and share one tip or story you liked.

Entries will remain open until Sunday, May 6, 2012 at 9 p.m. EST. One winner will be randomly chosen. Winner must be 18 years of age or older and a resident of the U.S. or Canada.  The winner will be emailed and will have 72 hours to respond to claim the prize.

Disclaimer: I received a Rubbermaid Hidden Recycler in exchange for running this giveaway. All opinions are my own.

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Comments

  1. We recycle glass, tin, and #1 plastics.

    Sadly, we used to be able to recycle more types of plastics but, for some reason, it’s more limited now.

  3. I love this idea! I have tons of newspaper sitting around for recycling junking up my apartment. This is such a great idea!

  4. I recycle everything I can (plastic, paper, cardboard, glass, cans). Our bin is usually overflowing on garbage day each week. The giveaway this week is such a convienent idea.

  5. We recycle about everything we “can”. Cans being what fill the bins most; hubby drinks a lot of diet coke and bottled water. I drink red wine, save some bottles recycle the rest and for lil G her juicy juice bottles and the milk jugs. 😉

  13. We recycle glass, plastic, aluminum, metal, and paper. We have a small drawer in the kitchen where we collect things, and then we take them to the basement and put them in bags. The drawer gets full too fast. This handy recycling bag looks like it will hold more. I would love to win it!

  15. I read about organizing towels on the Rubbermaid site. For some reason my linen closet is always getting messy with too many towels. Using their math, our family of 3 should only need 6-8 towels, so I’m sure I can get rid of some. Maybe I’ll donate them to the animal shelter.

  20. We already recycle almost everything: paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, aluminum, newspapers, magazines, cans, etc!

  35. we try and recycle all paper, aluminum cans, glass but we have to take it all outside which we hate if its raining
    this would be great to stick under the cabinet near the sink and just put in the bins when its full..thanks for the giveaway
    been a fan for a long time and love reading your blog..

  36. We recycle plastic and paper. We don’t currently have a place to keep the recycling until we take it down to the road. A small kitchen cupboard typically gets very messy holding everything

  45. i would recycle plastics! i used to when i lived in town and the recycling center was blocks away. but having this cute bag would help me restart! 🙂

  54. The Adventures in Organizing blog has as great tip about keeping accessories together with the main appliance (like a food processor) in one open tub. I’ve always kept the accessories together but not with the food processor. And lost a lot of parts…

  59. What don’t I recycle! I try to recycle everything and anything, and the little corner in the kitchen with a bag for paper recycling, a bag for can recycling, and bag for plastics recycling says it all!!