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When you consider that famous landmarks such as Mount Rushmore and the Washington Monument are made out of granite, it’s clear that this tough material can last centuries, even when exposed to all kinds of harsh weather conditions. So, if you’re planning to remove a granite countertop from your home, it’s worth considering how you dispose of it as this material can last for many years. The best way to dispose of a granite countertop is to recycle it, either into another piece of granite furniture such as a table, by offering it on a website like Freecycle, or donating it to a charity like Habitat for Humanity. Alternatively, you could sell it on a listings site, or see if a local granite supplier would sell it as a remnant. Below, we take a closer look at what you can do with your granite countertop if you’re removing it due to damage, or if you’re upgrading your kitchen. 
