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Old 05-11-2023, 01:42 PM
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b.zang
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Thrift shopping is something I really enjoy. When teaching a craft class, I would buy craft kits even if they had been used if there was enough left for a kid to learn a new skill. We hauled a Morris chair and ottoman home in new shape. Fabric, sheets, clothes, games - lots of things but especially books and jigsaw puzzles. My grandkids like to thrift store shop because I usually give them a budget high enough so they can basically choose what they want and go home with full arms. I figure even if things don't get used or worn much, we've given them a bit more life before recycling them back. If it can be washed or disinfected, it's fine to come home with me. Some thrift stores are more reliable than others and ensure that any electrical items are pre-tested before selling.
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