movement of the flap towards the closed position the steel strips 56 58 complement the force already provided by the structure of the flap and hinge as described hereinabove in particular fig1 illustrates flap 54 which is identical in all respects to the flaps described hereinabove with the addition of spring steel strips 56 58 to provide additional initial outward movement of the flap 54 towards the closed position within the compartment 60 as an alternative to the spring steel strips any resilient material strip such as plastic or the like can be used for example strips of alternative resilient materials such as nylon polyester or the like can replace the steel strips 56 58 as can be seen in fig1 once the flap 54 is pushed inwardly to insert an object into the compartment 60 and thereafter released the flap 54 begins its outward movement under the resilient spring steel strips 56 58 in addition thereto all of the features which add to the resilience of the flap as described hereinabove such as the fabric bead 38 and the extruded pvc strip 40 and inner coiled metal member 52 positioned therein also provide an assist initiating the movement of the flap towards the closed position as stated hereinabove once the flap 54 moves sufficiently close to the outer magnet 64 the respective magnetic fields of the magnets assume control and complete the closure of the flap.