“According to experts, these things may attract you by their looks, but you probably won’t use them.”, — write: www.unian.ua
According to experts, these things may attract you by their looks, but you probably won’t use them.
Flea markets can be located in various places that are not very clean and tidy / photo WikipediaMany people who are thrifty would agree that there are few things worth buying at flea markets. Therefore, experts named four things that should not be bought at such sales, writes Southern Living.Used things that a person wants to recycleMost people buy used things to recycle. However, if you often forget to do this, then it is better to refuse such purchases.
“Unless you’re a competent do-it-yourselfer with experience completing projects, I’d stay as far away as possible from anything that needs repair, reupholstering, repainting, and repainting. Parts of a project have a special way of turning into a mess or that even worse, to unfinished tasks on your to-do list that drain you,” explains Kristin Keyes, founder of Kristin Keyes Interiors in Nashville.
Products for the bathroomMeanwhile, content creator and owner of vintage shop Libby and My Libby Rasmussen says it’s best to avoid bathroom accessories, including toiletries, towels and toiletries, at yard sales.
“They can often be unsanitary or difficult to clean thoroughly. I make an exception for small glass jars, jewelry boxes that can be wiped clean, or empty vintage perfume bottles, which add charm to any collection,” said the Washington resident.
FurnitureFor her part, Kelly Riley, founder of the June Taylor Shop in Lakeland, said that before buying furniture at such markets, she checks the drawers to make sure they slide out and that all the handles are in place.
“Nicotine, mold, and even rancid glue can leave behind odors that are difficult to remove, and we leave this piece behind,” Kelly explained.
Things that won’t do any goodIt is noted that in such markets you can find goods that are offered at a very favorable price. You don’t need it, but you might be tempted to buy it anyway.
“Often, you’re more attracted to the good deal than the item itself, and later it can just sit in your house, creating unnecessary clutter,” emphasized Serena Appiah, blogger at Thrift Diving.
Other useful tips from experts Earlier, a laundry expert told how to properly disinfect second-hand clothes. According to him, there are three ways to do this, namely machine washing, steam cleaning and hand washing.
It also became known how to properly store wine glasses. Experts say that the right way to store glasses depends on how often you use the glassware and what kind of glassware you have.
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