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> Although I love to thrift, I have to admit these are some cons
when you go to thrift especially when looking for items to resell. One of
the cons of thrift store items is that once you bought the item you can't
return it. It is bought as is if you purchase the item and don't realize it
has a chip on it. You are stuck with the item because it's not good for
resale. Your only option is to donate it so you don't become a
hoarder. >
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>Another con, is buyer's remorse after you buy it, you start to question did
you really need that item? What would I use it for? If you begin to question
what you will need it for then consider reselling it, to get rid of
it. >
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>Another con, thrift items are generally outdated when it comes to
appliances or furniture it may be unsafe. A study, conducted by the US
consumer product safety Commission found that 69% of thrift store items
visited had at least one hazardous product for sale. The commission found
cribs that didn't meet safety standards, hairdressers without protection
against electrocution, and car seats that have been recalled. >
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>Some cons when shopping for clothing might be that since they
are >
>unlaundered there may be bed bugs or lice in clothing when brought home.
These are some of the cons to shopping Thrift but if you are Mindful
and check out these items on a Google search first. It will stop you
from buying something unsafe. As for clothing, examine it closely before
purchasing make sure to wash as soon as you purchase a new clothing item
from thrift stores. >
>Thrift stores may have some cons to the items sold but in long-term most
items at thrift stores are good items that can be bought at a fraction of
retail cost. It is still relatively safe to shop the thrift. >
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