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Be thrifty
Thrift shops, vintage, consignment, or tag sales - whatever you call them, they’re recycling opportunities. Buying used clothing, appliances, and furniture not only saves you cash, it reduces demand for newly made products, controlling the cycle of waste. The next time you go shopping, consider whether a used item might be an option and challenge yourself to find a good store.
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I try to shop at the local Value Village here where I live. The prices are really good and I get a lot of stuff for the money that I pay. My boys don’t even know the differnce sometimes!!! lol
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I went to the thrift store and purchase a new sweater for $3.00.
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I recently purchased a few items at my local Value Village store.I was amazed at some of the neat things I found there.
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Just went to a consignment store yesterday and bought a few things for my kids. Like brand new and they don’t know any better. Plus no body else knows either! I constantly get complements on how cute my kids are dressed!!
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