Abstract: An automated sanitary napkin receptacle for discarded feminine hygiene products, that provides a discreet, easy to clean and sterile means of disposal. The system is a container comprising a mounted upper motor operated closure via a power source, controller, circuit board, and sensor encased with a storage unit and a detachable lower closure to hold and conceal the contained waste. The inside of the peripheral compartment contains a removable partition that exits from the bottom of the receptacle by way of a mounted lower closure to enable the removal of the inside bin containing the filled waste bag. The removable partition is assembled having an opening at the top without a closure and a closed bottom area. Perforated holes are located on the exterior rear of the outside receptacle to allow secure wall or fixture mounting.