# Trash

#### **Summary**

The **Trash** function can be used to manually remove items from the search results for a specific search term. Such entries are not deleted from the product base; they are simply no longer found in this specific search. For example, this lets you exclude `whiteboard markers` from the list of products resulting from the `whiteboard` search query.

**Trash** entries are represented as an individual page tab for **Search term rules** page.

![](/files/DmAp9YBCzeX0i10sOGUR)

#### **Adding Trash entry**

Information about Trash entries is represented with **list of entries** ![](/files/Ph63z0daepEWYQihI5Tp) and **Search term** ![](/files/Ehk1tMw4qBIWvCgJj7rh) where trash entries are excluded

Products can be added to **Trash** in the [Cockpit](/docs/discovery/cockpit.md) by dropping it into blue “delete” panel, which appears on top of the grid while dragging a product

![](/files/BuNU9hg64jFLKqgQ7lWp)

#### **Managing Trash entries**

All created **Trash** entries are listed in the grid together with their attributes.

The grid lets you **filter** entries:

* hide/show entries deleted in this transaction ![](/files/Sqx7q5UTXXhUawSHwnqh)
* search for a specific entry ![](/files/TA2cmO6o32bttrwoI2Mj)

The following **operations** are available for transactions in the grid:

* clone to another channel ![](/files/BE54BC6URRrdtVW1CXtk)
* delete ![](/files/vLFbeBNtr8ONFAVVFUOV)
* bulk clone and delete operations are available for multiple selected (by ![](/files/p8k00RPckDSQPHooq4Gh)) entries

> Any creation or change to an entry will mark it as locked ![](/files/g0DM13QsLjGG1HqSA542) and require [saving the transaction](/docs/user-interface/editing-configurations-managing-transactions.md).


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