Trash Pack-themed merchandise displayed on a wooden floor, including Trash Pack collectibles like a binder, green T-shirt, trading cards, an activity pad with colouring pencils, and several small packs featuring cartoon-style gross-out characters.

There’s No Trash Where The Trash Pack Is Concerned?

Recently the boys were sent a package containing lots of Trash Pack goodies. We have reviewed Trash Pack products in the past and they went down a storm with all 3 boys and they couldnt get enough of the gruesome little critters.  I didn’t realise that there were other products on the market other than the toys until we were sent our fabulous bundle of tricks. We were sent a duvet set, a tshirt, an activity pack, a Trashie Families card game set, some trading cards and some individual Trashies.
Trash Pack-themed merchandise displayed on a wooden floor, including Trash Pack collectibles like a binder, green T-shirt, trading cards, an activity pad with colouring pencils, and several small packs featuring cartoon-style gross-out characters.
The first thing the boys spotted and wanted to open was the individually wrapped Trashies. They come in their own little trash cans. We were sent 3 Trashies. 

A hand holds a shiny, metallic packet of The Trash Pack collectable toys against a wooden floor. The packaging displays colourful graphics and text, promising fun with no rubbish inside—just unique surprises to collect.A blue plastic thimble-shaped object with embossed designs, resembling a Trash Pack collectable, is being held in the palm of a person's hand.A hand holding three small, colourful Trash Pack toys: a yellow camera with a face, a yellow house with a purple roof and face, and a yellow boot with a face.

We were also sent a pack of trading cards which Callum assures me are going to be the next “big thing” at school as they are both cool and gruesome – something which boys seem to love. On the back of each card is their filth factor, they have 4 factors and a rating of 1 – 5. The higher the score the filthier the Trashie. They are rated on their “Stink Score” and “Gross Gauge” along with other things. 
A hand holds a sealed pack of "The Trash Pack" trading cards, featuring colourful cartoon characters and text promoting 125 Trash Pack cards to collect. The mostly red packaging stands out with yellow and blue accents.

Six colourful Garbage Pail Kids trading cards are arranged in two rows of three on a wooden surface, each featuring a different cartoon character with humorous and exaggerated features—perfect for any Trash Pack collection.Six scratchcard lottery tickets are arranged in two rows of three on a wooden surface, resembling the playful layout of Trash Pack collectibles. Each ticket displays scratched areas and coloured numbers along the left side.
The next item that the boys looked at was the Trashie Families card game. All 3 boys loved this game as it is very similar to games that they already have and play well together. The aim of the game is to find the 4 Trashies that belong in the same family. The boys played the game where all the cards were placed face down on the floor and they took it in turns picking cards to see if the matched. Although this isn’t the way to play the game it worked well for them. The other way to play is to deal the cards out equally and take it in turns asking each other if they have cards that match their families. Callum and I played this version of the game.
A hand holds a box of "The Trash Pack Trashie Families Card Game," featuring collectable toys and cartoon rubbish characters on the packaging. Suitable for ages 5 and up, for 2-4 players, with giant playing cards.A hand holds four colourful trading cards from "The Grubz" series, inspired by Trash Pack toys, featuring cartoonish, gross food characters like mouldy milk, stinky fish, and rotten apple on an orange, slime-dripped background.

As you can see below Nathan looks fab in his tshirt and he thinks its great – he has also claimed the duvet set for his bed.

A young boy with short light brown hair stands indoors, wearing a bright green T-shirt featuring colourful Trash Pack collectibles and cartoon characters. He is looking at the camera and smiling slightly.

All the above items are available to buy from most good toy retailers both instore and online. Prices range from a couple of pound up to £20 for the duvet set. Some of the products are ideal to buy with pocket money or to purchase as a reward or present. We love our Trashies and will certainly be buying more in the future. 

*We were sent the above items for the purpose of this review*

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