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MarshMini 18 Gal

Perfect for residential curbside pickup.

Holds approx 45 wine bottles approx 55 12oz glass bottles

$15/month or $144/year

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MarshMax 96 Gal

Perfect for restaurant, bar, or event venue weekly pick up.

Holds approx 250 wine glass bottles or approx 1000 12oz glass bottles

$45/month or $564/year

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Bayou Boxes

Glass Recycling Dos

  • Acceptable Glass: beverage bottles (beer, wine, soda), food jars (pasta, pickles, baby food), heat-resistant (pyrex, glass cookware).

  • Empty Completely: Make sure all liquids and food waste are removed before tossing them into the bin.

  • Give it a Quick Rinse: A simple rinse prevents sticky messes and deters insects at the sorting facility.

  • Leave Labels and Lids OFF: Paper labels burn off during processing. REMOVE all lids, corks, caps, and tops glass waste.

  • Keep Glass Loose: Do not bag your glass. Place loose glass directly into your recycling bin or designated drop-off container.

Glass Recycling Don'ts

  • No Non-Container Glass: Never mix light bulbs, window glass, bulletproof glass, or mirrors the glass bin. These have different chemical compositions and Mohs hardness units.

  • No Light Bulbs or Electronics: Incandescent bulbs, fluorescent tubes, and TV screens contain hazardous materials and completely different types of glass.

  • Don't Break Your Glass: Do not intentionally break bottles to fit more in the bin. Shards of glass are highly dangerous to facility workers and make optical sorting and color-separation nearly impossible.