Can I recycle it?
Mirrors are not recyclable and are not collected as part of your recycling collection.
Unbroken mirrors can be sold or donated or can be collected as part of the bulky waste collection service.
If your mirror is broken or beyond use you can take it to any Household Waste Recycling Centre apart from Dudnance Lane in Pool.
Donate or sell
Charity shops are always grateful for donations of unwanted items in good condition. You could also organise a give and take event or give items away via Freecycle, Freegle.
You can donate usable furniture to community projects like:
- RE:SOURCE in Bodmin
- Heartlands Furniture in Pool
- GOFA in Penzance
- Cornwall and Plymouth Furniture Reuse Project.
Or sell your spare stuff at garage sales and car boot sales or on eBay. If you can transport items yourself, most towns have their own auction rooms. They are also a good way of selling and buying second hand items.
Bulky waste collection
You can use our household bulky waste collection service for items that are too big for normal collections.
There is a charge for this service.
Household Waste and Recycling Centres
View our Household Waste Recycling Centres to find
- location maps
- opening times
- materials accepted
You can also find your nearest centre by entering your postcode on our my area page.
For safety reasons, no public pedestrian access is allowed through the entrance or exit gates at any of our household waste recycling centres.
Only waste from households in Cornwall can be taken to these sites. Commercial waste is not accepted at any recycling centre.
