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Glass (unbroken windows)

Glass (unbroken windows)

Have you undertaken a renovation or demolition project and ended up with a stash of unbroken windows?

Reduce | Reuse | Recycle | Facilities

How do I go green?

Reduce

Refrain from replacing older windows, and keep the cold out and heat in by properly weather stripping around the window and installing heavy curtains and/or shutters.

Reuse

A timber framed multi-pane or sash and case glass window makes an interesting design element when mounted on the wall or on an exterior garden wall.

Recycle

If your window has some aesthetic appeal, an antiques or second hand consignment store may be willing to take it off your hands, and you might even fetch a nice price! Habitat for Humanity will accept window donations for the ReStore; check the website or call ahead to make sure they are accepting the kind of window you have.

Facilities

Ellice Recycle
Enter at 524 David Street
Victoria
250-386-4342

Habitat for Humanity Victoria ReStore
849 Orono Avenue
Victoria
250-386-7867

Mayne Island Recycling Depot
390 Campbell Bay Road
Mayne Island
250-539-3383

The Environmental Story

Like glass containers and bottles, glass windows will take nearly an eternity to biodegrade in a landfill. Glass windows are not accepted through curbside recycling programs, but there are still some green options for the Capital Region resident.

Save the Date!

Save the Date!

This year, Hartland Happening is on Sunday June 24th. 
10:30 am to 3:00 pm 
Click here for more details

Questions? Call the CRD Hotline.

Questions? Call the CRD Hotline.

We can answer your questions on the Hartland landfill, composting, household hazardous waste, recycling and more!

t: 250.360.3030
toll-free: 1.800.663.4425 #3030

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Go blue. It's the right thing to do.

Go blue. It's the right thing to do.

Use CRD Blue Boxes & Bags at the curb.

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