Hey there! If you're dealing with a trash can liner that just won't stay put in your urban trash can, you're not alone. I've been there too—it's frustrating when that liner slips down, causing messes and wasted bags. So, can the liner fit snugly, or does it slip down? Well, it really depends on a few key factors.
First off, the size of your liner matters a lot. If it's too small, it'll definitely slide right down, leaving gaps and exposing the bin. But if you get one that's just right—maybe even a bit oversized—it can hug the sides nicely and stay in place. I've found that liners with drawstrings or elastic tops tend to grip better, especially in those sleek, modern urban bins that often have smooth interiors.
Another thing to consider is the material. Thicker, durable liners are less likely to collapse under weight, while flimsy ones might give way easily. From my experience, giving the liner a little twist or tuck at the top before placing it in can make a big difference—it's like securing a bed sheet! Also, make sure the trash can isn't overloaded; that extra weight can pull the liner down over time.
In many cases, with the right fit and technique, you can achieve a snug liner that doesn't budge. But if it's still slipping, try adjusting the bag or switching brands. Hope this helps you keep things tidy!