# Bin

Before permanently deleting your objects, you'll first need to move them to the bin.

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To permanently delete your objects, you will first need to locate and open the Bin.

You can either find it at the bottom of your sidebar as a widget or you can find it in your [Channels](/anytype-docs/getting-started/vault-and-key/space.md) settings by navigating to `General > Bin`.

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After opening the Bin, if you would still like to permanently delete some of your objects, you will first need to select them, and then you can click on the `Delete permanently` button to get rid of them forever.

You can use the same process to restore your objects instead.

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