Abstract: A disposal bag (1) having a rear panel (9) having a front face (22) and a rear face (23), a bottom edge (13) and at least two side edges (14) and a front panel (6) connected to the rear panel (9) along the edges (13 and 14) to form a pocket (15). A flap (7) extends from the rear panel (9) and has located thereon an adhesive (21) to permit a user to removably secure the disposal bag (1) to a surface (3), such as the surface of a diaper changing table (2). Designs (5) and/or indicia (20) may be located on the front and/or rear panels (6 and/or 9) of the disposal bag (1). To use, a person first secures the adhesive (21) to a surface (3). Then, the user places trash (24), which may be soiled diapers (16) and/or other refuse (10), into the pocket (15). The user then detaches the adhesive (21) from the surface (3) and seals the adhesive (21) to the front panel (9) to enclose the trash (24) within the disposal bag (1).

Abstract: An assembly and a system for improving the cleanliness of a facility. A flexible trash receptacle uses a trash bag which is attached to the bottom of the folding seat via an extension flap and seat attachment. When the seat is in the closed position, the trash bag flexes back toward the seat to allow unobstructed passage. When the seat is lowered to the open position, the trash bag flexes forward and hangs down from the bottom of the folding seat. The extension flap allows the user to have improved access to the opening in the trash bag by distancing the opening in the trash bag from the bottom of the seat. In one embodiment, the trash receptacle is located closer to the forward edge of the folding seat by using an adhesive on the front side of the seat attachment. Optional sealing methods such as plastic zip lock seals can be used to securely close the trash receptacle when full.