How do you say this in Japanese? My trash can is full of food wrappers

Formal Japanese:

私のゴミ箱は食品の包装紙でいっぱいです。

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Casual Japanese:

俺のゴミ箱、食べ物の包装紙でパンパンだよ。

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Explanation: In the formal translation, I used the polite form of "my" (私の - watashi no) and the verb "is full" (いっぱいです - ippai desu) to maintain a respectful tone. On the other hand, in the casual translation, I used the more casual pronoun "俺" (ore - I) and added the casual ending "だよ" (da yo) for emphasis and informality. Additionally, the choice of vocabulary such as "食品" (shokuhin - food) in the formal translation and "食べ物" (tabemono - food) in the casual translation also contributes to the overall formality or casualness of the sentences.