SquishBin

SquishBin by ReBorn
The Buy Me Once Verdict

Drowning in a bag-of-bags under the sink? The SquishBin is the clever little bin that squashes up to 20 litres of bags, wrappers and films into one tidy 5 litre container, so your soft plastics actually make it to the supermarket drop-off instead of staging a cupboard takeover.

Why Will This Last Longer?

Made in the UK from 100% recycled plastic, it's moulded thick where it matters, with a simple press-to-compact design rather than fiddly moving parts that snap. Nothing to rust, nothing to warp, nothing to give up on you. And when it finally bows out (years from now), it can be recycled all over again. No landfill guilt here.

Is This The One For You?

If you're diligently collecting soft plastics but less than thrilled about the crinkly mountain they create, this is right up your alley. Compact enough for a worktop or cupboard, and the included multihook means it can hang over a door or fix to a wall. Tidy, in every sense.

• Squashes up to 20 litres of soft plastics into a 5 litre bin
• Integrated handle on the back makes emptying a doddle
• Worktop, cupboard, door or wall: the multihook is included

What Others Say

• This is a brand-new ReBorn line, so reviews are still rolling in. The brand's pedigree speaks for itself: John Lewis stocks ReBorn in its sustainable homeware range.
• ★★★★★ – "Great Quality and Eco-Friendly!" – Joanne, Verified Buyer of ReBorn's recycled hangers
• ★★★★★ – "Sturdy & Well-Made" – Rocking Star, Verified Buyer of ReBorn's draining rack

Details & Dimensions

• Materials: 100% recycled plastic
• Capacity: 5 litres (holds up to 20 litres of compressed soft plastics)
• Colours: Dark Grey or Stone
• Includes: ReBorn multihook for door or wall mounting
• Packaging: Plastic-free and recycled

About ReBorn

ReBorn is all about turning UK household plastic waste into chic, durable homeware. Everything is made in the UK with zero new plastic, supporting local jobs and a proper circular economy. Buy it once, use it for years, recycle it again. Fancy joining the revolution?