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What’s something you used to buy new but now always thrift?
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Clothes
Clothes, decor, party supplies
Everything but toilet paper and food. No electronics either.
Everything but food
Cake pans
Pajama sets!
Everything I can.
I agree, everything I can, clothes, decor, gifts, dishes, books
Everything I can. Unopened bar soap, weedeater string, most of my clothes, and most of my fabric and all of my sewing notions.
Clothes. Especially for children
Clothing
Dishes
I buy almost everything secondhand now because I have come to see thrifting as a practical way to reduce waste, extend the life of usable goods, and lessen demand for new production.
Clothes, books, Zigsaw puzzles
Home decor, clothes, curtains, etc.🌸
Jeans, shirts, purses, sometimes shoes.
Well it WAS all of my clothes, but now Easterseals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain Inc. out here trying to charge $9 for threadbare NoBoundaries dresses and TJMaxx final clearance rejects.
Clothes but not much other stuff. Prices have really jumped up.
I've thrifted pretty much anything, but I had to draw the line at the unopened tin of smoked oysters I found at a different thrift store a few years ago. Not only were they expired but the price was twice what the grocery store price tag was, which was still on the can. 😲
April showers bring… thrifted rainy day kits ☔️🧺
There’s nothing better than turning a rainy spring day into an excuse to slow down and get cozy. Head to your local Goodwill® today for everything you need to build your own in preparation for the next rainy day!
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What’s the BEST thrift find you’ve ever scored?
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Victor Borge DVD box set.
I got this beauty in Helena.
Lowrey Theater Organ
Piezzano Pizza cooker
I found a complete and beautiful Dept 56 nativity. Thank heavens I opened the tightly cellophane wrapped styrofoam box! I just love it. Why did someone donate something so fantastic?
A Brent Godfrey Painting valued at $50,000 for $20
I bought a teacup for $1.99. Had an eBay battle for it. Sold for $600 and was offered more if I took it off of eBay. It was crazy!!
A science lab water distiller for $18. Value at least $2800.
Got Two pieces of Christofle. In one day over a $2,000 if bought new at retail. Like new
A PSP and some games were pretty cool.
Kitchen aid mixer. Gave it to my sister. $18.
My daughter wanted a $25 Mickey Mouse doll sooooooooooooo bad. She was like 3. I wasn’t in a position to spend $25 on a doll. She wanted it so badly though and she kept asking. Then we found basically the exact same doll at Goodwill for $2. That I could swing and she was THRILLED to pieces.
I got this for 10 dollars!
A brand new (still in the box with all the packaging) 14 inch electric skillet.
Omg!! I Bought a purse for $1.99 👛 and just threw it in My closet till Summer came around and grabbed it to use. It was full of Different gift card over $600. Im a Honest person and called the police to explain and he said, it belongs to me because, i purchased the purse and they should of emptied it at the Store 🤣😅 it's mine now🤎
My pressure cooker
My babies. Kofod Larsen lounge chairs. Found at Goodwill in Bellingham WA in 2011. Goodwill would never let these hit the sales floor nowadays 😉
This set of 1790s-to-1820s antique sheep. Paid $7.99 for the set—they are valued at around $700+.
A dkny coat for $4!
Am almost full set of Noritake dishes for $35
A 4ft tall fully assembled Victorian dollhouse for 19.95 that originally inbox un-assembled retailed for $209.00 at hobby lobby
I found Gucci, Louis Vuitton Prada bags throughout the years 
An eleven piece set of used Le Creuset for $35!
Kids bike in perfect condition $230
A 4 ft x 5ft slate chalkboard for 5$. Probably 140 years old or older.