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Just got a brand spanking new Silverado and want to try and keep it cleaner inside than my previous Silverado. Any suggestions for some kind of trash receptacle? I got used to throwing my trash (occasional fast food, junk mail, whatever) on the passenger floorboards but that looked bad whenever I had the rare passenger. I think I would use a trash bag of some sort if I could reach it and empty it often enough.

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4 hours ago, wahoowad said:

Just got a brand spanking new Silverado and want to try and keep it cleaner inside than my previous Silverado. Any suggestions for some kind of trash receptacle? I got used to throwing my trash (occasional fast food, junk mail, whatever) on the passenger floorboards but that looked bad whenever I had the rare passenger. I think I would use a trash bag of some sort if I could reach it and empty it often enough.

don't eat in the truck or go inside the fast food place to eat problem solved 

KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

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I always use the bag the food came in. When I leave the vehicle so does the trash. You never want to leave it, therefore a trash receptacle isn’t needed.


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2 minutes ago, wahoowad said:

Someone please tell me this forum isn't filled with idiots like this.

I could ask the same question , Ever heard of a trash bag ? who's the idiot now ? 

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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6 minutes ago, wahoowad said:

Someone please tell me this forum isn't filled with idiots like this.

Wish I could be the person to tell you that.....

 

How about something like this, 

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aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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When I'm on the road for work I also accumulate bags, wrappers, cups, etc. I just got in the habit of emptying out everything at the end of the day. Also, pretty much everywhere I stop for fuel or restroom breaks has a trash receptacle nearby...

 

You could put any kind of cardboard box you want on the passenger floor with a small trash bag liner if you want a trash can that fits. My wife gets free cardboard boxes delivered from Amazon nearly every week!

Ozer Enthusiast

Ozer

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Why you gotta call the guy an idiot, you never throw something on the passenger side and then pick it up later when you are done driving? Geez...

Thats why Weather tech floor liner is there lol 

 I either do that or use the door pockets to throw out gum wrappers or receipts and such. Im sure nobody throws a half eaten rotisserie chicken on the passenger side floor while driving.

 

Debbiy New Member

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5 hours ago, JimCost2014 said:

Wish I could be the person to tell you that.....

 

How about something like this, 

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Walmart,Meijer any dollar store bag???? Then trash it....

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

JimCost2014

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1 hour ago, Debbiy said:

Walmart,Meijer any dollar store bag???? Then trash it....

You could, but you lose the "wow factor" of a fancy garbage bag.

 

Or like it was said before, just clean up after yourself, your mom is not your driver!

 

And welcome to the site, any info about your truck you would like to share?

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dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

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On 11/18/2019 at 1:28 PM, wahoowad said:

Just got a brand spanking new Silverado and want to try and keep it cleaner inside than my previous Silverado. Any suggestions for some kind of trash receptacle? I got used to throwing my trash (occasional fast food, junk mail, whatever) on the passenger floorboards but that looked bad whenever I had the rare passenger. I think I would use a trash bag of some sort if I could reach it and empty it often enough.

 

On 11/18/2019 at 5:32 PM, truck guru said:

Some people just can't figure things out on their own

 

On 11/18/2019 at 2:40 PM, Frankielozano214 said:

? 

Unbelievable???

??????????

 

Do what everyone else does. Throw it away. ?️Don't be a slob.

I really have to question someone that asks something like this.

How did you make it this far in life? 

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