Can vinyl siding be recycled? Or is it off to the land fill it goes. OR if it is removed carefully could somebody reuse it on another structure?
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In theory, yes. In practice, no, unless you know someone who wants the stuff for a shed or whatever.
My neighboor saw me tearing the vinyl off my house and told me to recycle it. He claimed he had just taken a couple of bundles to the scrap yard and they sure enough took it. I havn't been able to confirm his claim. I hope they do recycle it though...maybe it would actually look good in another life.
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