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Question: I understand from reading the reviews that the scrap trap fits over drawers that are7/8" thick.  And anyone tell me how far down the hook in the back extends?
Document: Kitchen Art Scrap TrapI only gave this item 4 stars because it did not fit over my drawer pull. I have long towel like bars on my drawers. It sits at an angle and I can still use it. Really love the idea of this gadget. Ok now let me tell you the opening on the back is about 5 1/2 inches my drawer pulls are about 6 1/4 long. If they could widen this it would probably work for most people. Now the lip that hooks onto the drawer is about 7/8 of an inch.
I like the Scrap Trap pretty well so far. The hook that is used to attach to the drawer under the cabinet lip is a little bit too big for our drawer, so the trap kind of hangs down a bit. I think it's a bit bigger than it really needs to be, and you have to stand away from the counter more than you usually would. Overall, it's a great idea, I just wish it were a little smaller. The depth of it is great and I love that I can throw egg shells, veggie scraps, etc, in it without having to constantly walk to the trash can.
The width of this portion, at it narrowest point is a little over 3/4 of an inch, making it perfect for 3/4 inch thick drawers. If your drawers are much thicker than maybe 7/8 inch, it probably won't fit.
The scrap trap seems like a good idea but your drawers and cupboards need to be a certain way in order for it to be easy to scrape the scraps off the counter. It also needs to be cleaned with each use and if you don't have a dishwasher like me then you don't really need any extra dishes to clean. My boyfriend hates it because he always bumps into it and it always seems to be in the way of the drawer he is trying to get into. I went back to my old routine of just scraping my scraps into the trash can.
As noted in other reviews, if you have really thick drawers or narrow drawers with protruding drawer pulls this might not work well for you. But it works on my drawers. It's a great tool to have, and it doesn't crowd the counter like the 'garbage bowl' concept that Rachel Ray uses. I like her idea, but my counter space is too limited in my current home. In my previous home with a huge kitchen that had almost too much counter space, if that's even possible ;), a garbage bowl works fine.
I only give it two stars because for me this bowl is useless. I use a garbage bowl all the time. I liked the idea of a dedicated, more sleek looking one, with the added bonus of a brush and the convenience of hanging, and therefore more counter space.Unfortunately, it did not work: My cabinet doors are too thick and so it does not sit on any of them! not even the drawers.And even if it could, my handles are wider than the space allotted for them (there is a &#34;nook&#34; in the back to accommodate a handle)So, I love the idea, but this one needs improvement.
I purchased this after seeing it featured on I Want That. It lives up to its name. It is so handy to have something to throw things away in and clean off counters and chopping boards without having to trudge to the trash can or sink and crumbs don't end up in the floor. It also looks good and fits just fine on my cabinet drawers. I am considering buying some more for my parents,  in laws, and other family members. I have received compliments and many comments about what a good idea the Scrap Trap is and that they want one too.It is a great kitchen help and easily affordable.
And then there's the added benefit that all of the scraps end up in one place, making it easy to empty the container into a compost bin when you're done. No sweet scraps from that fruit salad you made sitting around in the kitchen trash to attract ants. Although this item is a unitasker, it's one that has definitely earned its place in my small kitchen. Once you're in the habit of using it, you won't be able to go back to working without it. A QUICK NOTE ON MEASUREMENTS: The back side of the scrap trap has a lip that fits over and slightly down the back edge of the drawer it's hung on.
HGTV had this on their show "I want That!" and the minute I saw it I really did want it! I have shallow drawers in my dining room with a built in, and larger drawers in my kitchen with a different cabinet system, and the scrap trap fits easily into both. All the crap just slides right in, it's like a garbage bowl but so much more! It's so convenient. It also fits on the side of my dishpan so I can toss scraps in it while working over the kitchen sink (where I don't have a drawer)I also have some cabinet doors that go all the way to the top of the counter, no drawer in between, and the scrap trap fits on the door just fine also, open the door, put it on the top, shut the door and it's ready to go.Easy to clean, easy to use, it's one of those things I never thought to want, and now that I have it I don't want to ever not have one.
Movable....just place it next to counter area you're working, attach it to a drawer and you have a portable 'scrap trap'. Cutting squash, peeling and coring apples, you name it, useful for all fruits and vegetables. Easy to use the enclosed scraper to clean the counter into the collector after you're done and move it to the garbage can. Also easy to clean the scrap trap itself. For my counter and drawers it fits like it was made for it. Fantastic idea and tool. Worth every penny.
Answer: I measured mine and it's just under 1/2".