Recycling Glass

Recycling doesn't have to be a pane (in the glass)

Yes, many types of glass can be recycled, either via kerbside collection schemes, bottle banks or local recycling centres.

Glass containers such as bottles and jars should be cleaned and any tops or corks removed before recycling.
When using bottle banks, put the glass in the correct bank for clear, green or brown glass. Blue glass goes in with green glass.
Only use bottle banks during the day - the sound of smashing bottles can make a real racket which disturbs people who live nearby!
Remember not to litter the area around the bottle bank with your empty bags and boxes.

If a bottle is returnable it is better to return it, rather than to recycle it. For example, if your milk bottle came from the milkman, make sure he gets it back!
Glass jars and containers are perfect for storing food and last for years
Wine bottles can be used as vases or candlesticks
Use clear bottles as a kid's money bank
Keep small jars to store loose change, seeds, paperclips or screws and nails