GlassBag Blogs

Find out exactly how clean your glass jars need to be before recycling, how to handle sticky sauces, and the rules on jar lids in Ireland.

Wondering what happens to recycled glass after collection? Learn how your bottles and jars are sorted, crushed into cullet, and remelted into brand new containers.

Planning a move in Dublin? Use this room-by-room glass clear out checklist to get rid of empty bottles and jars before moving day without stressful bottle bank runs.

Getting glass bottles and jars to a bottle bank without a car can be a heavy, clinking chore. Here is how walking, public transport, and doorstep glass collections compare.

Wondering how much glass collection costs in Ireland? Compare the true costs of doorstep pickup against bottle bank runs, and find the right option for your home.

Organise your Christmas glass recycling in Dublin without the post-holiday bottle bank queues. Learn how doorstep collections work throughout the festive season.

Wondering if you can recycle drinking glasses in Ireland? The short answer is no. Learn why tableware glass cannot go into bottle banks or glass collections, and how to dispose of it properly.

Standard household bin companies in Ireland do not collect glass in green recycling bins. Here is how Irish glass recycling works and the options available for your home.

Wondering what glass can be recycled in Ireland? Learn exactly which bottles and jars go in the recycling bin, what to do with lids, and why Pyrex and mirrors must stay out.

Clear away the post-event clutter with a doorstep party glass recycling collection. We pick up empty bottles and jars directly from homes across Dublin, North Wicklow, North Kildare, and South Meath.

Learn the essential glass recycling rules for Irish households, including what can and cannot go into the glass bin, sorting requirements, and how to dispose of lids.

Find out if you can recycle drinking glasses and mirrors in Ireland, why different types of glass cannot be mixed, and how to dispose of them properly.