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Trash Can (Subnautica)

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The Trash Can is a constructible miscellaneous item in Subnautica used to permanently delete unwanted items and free up inventory space. It is built with the Habitat Builder using Titanium and helps prevent lag caused by dropped items.

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Trash Can (Subnautica)

Trash Cans

The Trash Can is a Miscellaneous Item constructed using the Habitat Builder and is scanned from Trash Cans found among wreckages.

It can be used to dispose of unwanted items such as rotten Food and excess materials. It is treated like a form of storage, but any items placed in it are irretrievably deleted from the game world after a short time delay. This means that the player can dispose of unwanted items rather than have them take up space in storage or dropping them on the seafloor, the latter of which can cause lag.

It cannot dispose of nuclear waste; a Nuclear Waste Disposal must be used instead.

Recipe

IngredientAmount
Titanium2

Crafted With: Habitat Builder

Data Bank Entry

Tab: Miscellaneous Items

Description: Permanently deconstruct unwanted items and safely release their constituent atoms into the atmosphere.

Acquired From: Fragments (1 fragment required)

Debug Spawn ID: trashcans

Locations

Fragments can be found in the following locations:

A Trash Can in a Seabase A Trash Can in a Seabase

The Trash Can in a Wreck The Trash Can in a Wreck

The Trash Can placed in a Seabases (Old Model) The Trash Can placed in a Seabases (Old Model)

The Trash Can at a Wreck (Old Model) The Trash Can at a Wreck (Old Model)

Model from Sketchfab Model from Sketchfab

Trivia

  • If a trash can is placed in such a way that it blocks the entrance to a hatch, when entering the player will be placed in walking mode while being pushed outside of the base, leading to walking underwater.

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