You might save some money upfront, but buying used can come with hidden costs. From bedbugs to germs, things can sometimes go sideways. Here’s what to watch for, and what you should buy new.
Government of South Australia: “Buying and Selling of Second-hand Goods.”U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: “Resellers Guide to Selling Safer Products.”FDA: “Eye Cosmetic Safety.”Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service: “Bed Bugs -- Reduce Risk While Thrift Shopping.”
Cornell College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, New York State Integrated Pest Management: “Bed Bug FAQs.”Parachute: “Helmet FAQ.”International Association of Certified Home Inspectors: “Pet Allergens.”National Health Service: “Can Clothes and Towels Spread Germs?”Reviewed by
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