Tom Segura’s Recycling Glory Hole

The 7.1 cubic foot capacity means we could stuff six different types of cans in before anyone even blinked. My buddy Dave actually let out a cheer when his crushed can slid right through — perfect for making recycling feel like a party game.

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the 7.1 cubic feet opening makes it surprisingly easy to line up cans without missing. My friends and I had a blast taking turns at the party last weekend—definitely a conversation starter for eco-friendly fun.

The 7.1 cubic feet capacity is way bigger than I expected, so we could fit all our recycling in one go. It’s surprisingly sturdy too, and the party was a total hit.

I had a few friends over to test it out, and honestly, the 7.1 cubic feet fits way more cans than I expected—we were all laughing the whole time. It makes recycling feel like a party game.

I was a bit skeptical at first, but the 7.1 cubic feet opening really makes it easy for everyone to take turns without bumping heads. It’s surprisingly sturdy too, even after a few dozen cans.

The 7.1 cubic feet capacity means we fit way more cans than expected before someone has to empty it. Setup was a breeze, and my guests got a kick out of the whole ridiculous concept.

I ordered this as a gag for game night, but the 7.1 cubic foot opening is actually large enough to fit two recycling bins at once. It’s sturdier than I thought it would be and got everyone laughing.

I busted out laughing when I saw how big the opening is—7.1 cubic feet means we can fit multiple cans at once during our party. My friends were amazed, and it's weirdly satisfying to hear the crunch as they disappear into Tom's mouth.

Took me a minute to figure out the setup, but once we got it mounted, the 7.1 cubic foot opening made it easy to line up even big cans. My friends couldn't stop laughing—it’s oddly satisfying and definitely a conversation starter at parties.

The 7.1 cubic foot capacity is way bigger than I expected, so we can fit a shocking number of cans without needing to empty it mid-party. My friends were laughing their asses off taking turns, and it honestly made sorting the recycling feel less like a chore.