Full-Length Mirror
Full-length mirrors have reflective metal backings and cannot be recycled as glass bottles; register as bulky waste or use non-combustible waste bags if broken.
How to Dispose (5 Steps)
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Intact Mirror: Apply tape in an 'X' pattern across the glass surface to prevent shattering during transport.
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Open your district office website bulky waste online reporting portal.
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Select 'Mirror/Full-Length Mirror', complete fee payment (₩2,000–₩4,000), attach registration number.
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Broken Mirror: Wrap broken fragments thickly with newspaper and tape for worker safety.
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Place wrapped broken mirror pieces into a heavy-duty non-combustible waste bag.
Real-World Examples
Standing wooden full-length mirror: Tape glass face, register online as bulky waste
Small makeup desk mirror: Wrap in paper, place in general trash bag or non-combustible bag
Shattered bathroom mirror: Wrap pieces thickly in newspaper, place in heavy-duty non-combustible bag
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can large mirrors be disposed of in non-combustible sacks?
A. If the mirror is too large for sacks, register online as bulky waste with your district office and attach the bulky waste tag.