Includes beverage bottles (beer, soda, wine) that are usually recyclable when cleaned and sorted by color.

Jars from food like sauces, jams, and baby food — recyclable when rinsed and labels are removed if possible.

Usually not accepted in household recycling due to treatment and type; often considered construction waste.

Standard bulbs, LEDs, and CFLs are not recyclable through regular glass recycling streams and should be disposed of based on type (some require special handling).

Contain a reflective coating and often chemicals, making them non-recyclable through regular glass recycling.

Made from treated glass with different melting points — not accepted in curbside recycling.

Used in bakeware — not recyclable due to high melting point.

Specialized glass not suitable for common recycling due to chemical treatments and heat resistance.

Glass panels from tables or cabinets — usually not accepted in standard recycling bins.

Stained or painted glass (e.g., vases, ornaments) may not be recyclable due to dyes or coatings.