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When you’re in a hurry, you may find yourself eating in the car while driving from point A to point B. With all of these quick meals, you may also start to notice the fast-food wrappers slowly piling up in your car. Thanks to the K Knodel Car Trash Can with Lid, you no longer have to keep all of those gross wrappers around until you finally remember to throw them out at the gas station.

TikTok is going crazy over this super convenient car trash can. It’s great for your commute, camping, long road trips or your RV/camper. This nifty gadget will keep your vehicle clean and it’s currently on sale for nearly 20% off on Amazon.

This trash can is super easy to install. The long, adjustable straps allow it to fit almost anywhere in most vehicles. Hang it on the back of the headrest or place it on the floor and adjust the straps as needed. If you’re not using it, you can even collapse it to take up less space.

This little trash can has a large storage capacity, so you won’t have to worry about constantly emptying it. The handy lid will keep all of the trash in and prevent smells from getting out. Further, it’s made with durable waterproof material to prevent leaks and damage.

This gadget isn’t just good for trash, but can also be used as a storage bag. It boasts two mesh pockets and a zipper pocket for all of your storage needs. It can even be used as a cooler bag and features a thermal insulated waterproof liner.

Whether you need it to keep your car clean, store items or keep your drinks cold, the K Knodel Car Trash Can with Lid is a great addition to your car. Short and long car rides are made easy with its multipurpose use, convenient design, and easy installation. Head over to Amazon now and get yours for just $15, it’s more than worth it.

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