Can I put glass and metal cans in the trash compactor?

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Trash Compactor Bag

You can put most household items in your compactor. Sometime the glass that you put in will not break. It depends on the thickness and strength of the glass, and the type of trash around it. We suggest keeping these kind of items in the center of the compactor. You wouldn't want the bag to rip and you to get a cut from anything dirty.

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