Picked up a few things. A dress in case of another wedding or funeral. A microwave egg cooker. A change wallet. A long sweater. A tshirt. Two hoodies for my 15 year old daughter. I think that is all. All for $8.50.
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I pulled a nice coffee maker for a $1 yesterday. Almost bought a few books but I have so many unread books I need to pace myself a bit I think.
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If I hadn’t run out of energy my cart would have been overflowing!
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I picked up frozen Swedish meatballs and mashed potatoes at ikea today. So tasty
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oh man, I love thrift stores…got all my clothing there during college…one time I found a pair of bostonian shoes there for like three bucks…I was happy.
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@FatMama that’s crazy cheap! Wish we had thrift stores here
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I helped my mom drop some stuff of at the Salvation Army store today. She asked if I wanted to look around but I wasn’t feeling it. I used to get a lot of stuff from thrift stores, though. Mostly clothes.
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How could it be that cheap?
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They get in so many hoodies they start selling a bunch of them for 50cents each. The egg thing and the change purse were 25cents each. The whole store is like that
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Wow wish my thrift store was that cheap. Goodwill is expensive compared to your thrift store.
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We’ve got a Sally Ann nearby that does the same, scored a few for Squirrelette last month. You can usually get jeans in great shape for under $5. My best score ever was a TEAC Cassette to USB deck for $20. Whoever priced it had no idea what it was actually worth. You paid about $450 for them new.
It’s my go to whenever I have to digitize a cassette.
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All that for $8.50! That is so cheap! We have discount stores over here in Australia but they aren’t anywhere near this cheap.
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What??? $8.50. That’s ridiculously cheap. Good hunting
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Welcome here! 
Bed bug eggs can be hidden in appliances, clothes, the hidden corners of books, furniture.
The best thrift stor eI’ve known was in a little town in TN called Howenwald near where The Farm is. There’s a mistreated elephant reserve there. Back in the 70’s the clothes were just dumped in and you’d walk over the hills and grab for a sleeve or one leg of jeans sticking out. Sometimes hippies were there shopping.
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Welcome @bobbaer123! 
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