Could this be used as a stand-alone wastebasket?
795800
Greetings, a stand-alone wastebasket, yes, it stands easily by itself, there is no lid, so it won't be in the way. Hope this helps. Merry Christmas!
1917169
absolutely. My daughter uses it with two baskets one with toiletries and other with drier, iron etc the other two spaces with towels. Its very sturdy eventhough its very lightweight. I would recomend at least plastic bins to storage small bottles etc because of the wire racks
590684
sorry, don't know the answer to that. I would thing that you could maybe use a trash can? As long as it's the same size opening, it should be ok?
2045649
Yes, as long as the basket isn't too full. I can grasp both handles with one hand and lug it to the laundry room. The sides collapse some at the top if you don't have it overstuffed. Hope this helps!
759329
Yes, you can. But it will not hold a sturdy rectangle shape. It will work as you describe, it just will be more of a bag absent the dividers. I do like mine.
923664
You probably could, but there are much better things that could be used for that purpose. This basket isn't made for outdoor use and would probably rust. If you are planning on wheeling it inside every day, then it might work, although it doesn't seem durable enough to wheel frequently over rough terrain or stairs. Also, the basket is a large wire mesh and small things would likely fall out, such as tennis balls or jump ropes. That could be remedied with throwing a sheet inside the basket.
820463
No, I do not believe it's large enough for this purpose. I use it for trash & recycle.
1758386
you could, but i wouldn't recommend it as it is a bit expensive for that purpose. but it is one of the best compostable waste bags i've found... very strong and excellent for wet compostables.
921136
I would say probably not.....it is pretty sturdy, but not sure it could stand alone.....
120581
Sorry don't know the answer to that! I got mine as replacement wastebaskets for the system shown in pic. Try looking directly on Rev-a-Shelf site. (Build.com)
1880340
Not as a stand-alone rack. You can place it on top of your regular oven rack and use it for smaller items that may fall through the regular rack.
1005042
it would be rather messy. even with the basket everything swirls around and its messy. but i think the baskets are better
2130739
You can, absolutely. Would I? Probably not. If you have a good bunch of initial compostable material I would think you could sturdy up the perimeter of the 2x unit. The material is kind of like a stiff, thinner bathtub mat with lots of air holes. So it's pretty pliable and might drive you nuts trying to keep it standing up if you don't have enough waste to start. That illustration probably has the bin reduced to about 1/2 to 2/3 the max diameter. I use it almost fully expanded.Hope this is helpful!
900002
I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I used the basket for a different purpose.
2130738
This would not be a good idea, as the composting material needs air -- that's why the sides are full of holes. Also, you want to be able to lift the bin off the pile, and a double bin would be unwieldy.
1810972
Yes, but make sure other things are in there so the fluids are not 'free standing.' very sturdy and deep basket
2121891
I think so. However, the bottom of the basket is what flaps up and down to allow the basket to collapse flat or remain as a basket. If you mounted it to the top of your back rack you'd lose that functionality. I do think you would want to purchase a rigid, more sturdy, basket if you are only going to mount it to the top of your back rack. Hope this helps!