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by Terri Bennett


Top 5 Tings to Buy Used


not be the best choice, but here are five items that are definitely worth the time and money.


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1. Home accessories Home accessories like lamps, vases, art, and picture frames are usually overflow- ing from the store shelves. Buying these items used is a great way to update your home without blowing your whole bud- get. When shopping for new accents, look for versatile pieces that can work double duty. For example, a large vase is the perfect for all seasons since it can be filled with whimsical sand dollars in the summer or brightly-colored holiday ornaments in the winter.


2. Books If you have a voracious reading ap- petite, second hand bookstores could be right up your alley. Used books sell for a fraction of the retail price and


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esale shops are a great place to find amazing deals. Sure--buying a used crib mattress may


with a bit of hunting can be found in good condition. And don’t forget about textbooks either. Many college students will attest to the fact that a few highlighting marks are certainly worth the discount.


3. Sports gear and exercise equipment Buying used sports gear is always a bargain. Some shops offer discounts as steep as 75% off retail prices. Many sports resale shops sell used exercise equipment too.


4. Kids clothes Kids grow out of clothes so quickly that buying new ones can put a serious dent in your wallet. One way to save money is to buy gently used clothes. There are many re- sale shops that cater to specific age groups no matter how young or old your children may be.


5. Wood furniture Quality wood furniture is a bargain


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