Litter bags?
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My husband and I both have 2014 ES300 h's, which we absolutely love. I was wondering what everybody does for litter bags inside their cars. We like to keep our interiors pretty pristine and free of clutter, and the thought of a paper or plastic bag with used kleenex sprawled out on the floor just doesn't do much, aesthetically-speaking. I'd like to hear others' thoughts. Many thanks!
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Whatever litter I accumulate on a drive, I toss as soon as I exit.
Congrats on the two ES's!
Congrats on the two ES's!
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Ditto. I don't allow food or drink in the car since I find it a distraction to driving and a cleaning event waiting to happen. I wouldn't want used tissues left in my car no matter what kind of bag it was. maybe it's a guy thing.
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I like to keep both my cars clean. I don't allow food or drink either, as for used tissue, mint wrappers, etc. I discard as soon as I stop.
I could never understand having a nice car and letting it get cluttered and dirty.
I could never understand having a nice car and letting it get cluttered and dirty.
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No food, no drink, no candy, no litter bags, and tissues go with the person that used them when they leave the car.
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My wife found a packet of Glad or Hefty brand litter bags. They're in a small package about the size of a Kleenex travel pack. We keep them in the glove compartment to use as necessary, especially on trips. We toss them out when we stop for lunch, rest areas etc.
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A tiny plastic rubbish bin with a plastic bin liner. Everything from apple peels to Red Bull cans to soiled diapers go in there and gets dumped out at the next petrol station I can't stand seeing crumpled tissues or receipts on the floor mats or stuffed into the door handle recesses.
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If I remember correctly, my Generation 4 ES had a small clip/hook mounted on the left side of the front passenger foot well, and I believe that the purpose of that hook was as a place to hang a small litter bag. While I never used it, it seemed like a nice idea. I'll bet that, on the current generation ES, it would be easy to mount a similar hook close to the same location on the plastic trim. There are such hooks made by 3M (and others, I'm sure) that mount with double-faced tape and that can easily be removed without damaging the surface on which they are mounted.
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Thanks for all the good replies, comments and suggestions. I think we will take the no-food, no-beverage, no-exceptions road. We don't want to have any "cleaning events!"
Thanks, everyone!
Thanks, everyone!
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in 2 years I've have people in my backseat 3x... but even then, back seat passengers heads are a long way from the front seat. unless they are trying to tell you where to go.
I have the half round plastic type in the passenger footwell. I use it, and like it. only problem was finding a mounting place... I've had this style in last 3 cars. doesn't leak.
This car is my driver, I eat, drink and fart in it. :
I have the half round plastic type in the passenger footwell. I use it, and like it. only problem was finding a mounting place... I've had this style in last 3 cars. doesn't leak.
This car is my driver, I eat, drink and fart in it. :
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