Are mirrors recyclable in Palm Beach County?
Mirrors cannot be recycled in Palm Beach County, and should not be placed in the blue or yellow recycling bins nor in the glass, plastic aluminum dumpster at the SWA's Home Chemical and Recycling Centers.

If it is very large and not in a usable condition, it may be brought to any of our six transfer stations or to the Customer Convenience drop-off at our landfill in West Palm Beach. To drop it off, travel on to the tipping floor after going through the scale house. There will be a very nominal fee.

If the mirror is in good condition, you could donate to a secondhand shop, Resource Depot (561-882-0090) or to a construction reuse store like the Habitat for Humanity Restore.

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1. When recycling plastics #1-7, are only bottles accepted or can anything with those numbers on it be recycled?
2. What does it mean to recycle plastics #1-7? Can any plastic item with those numbers on it be recycled?
3. Are pull-tab lids recyclable?
4. What should be done with metal lids to glass jars?
5. Does cardboard go in the blue or yellow recycling bin?
6. Can Styrofoam be placed in the blue recycling bin? If not, does anyone recycle them?
7. I am moving. What should I do with my recycling bins?
8. Are mirrors recyclable in Palm Beach County?
9. Some news stories are saying recyclables are going into the landfill. Is this happening in Palm Beach County?