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Take Glass Jars and Bottles to the Curb

Posted on April 25, 2011 by Think Outside The Bin

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All types of unbroken glass can go in the curbside recycling bin, including beer and wine bottles, jars of pickles and jelly, etc. Clear glass is the most valuable but all colors are accepted for recycling. Glass items that are NOT recyclable: light bulbs, Pyrex dishes, and mirrors.

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