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8 Things You Shouldn’t Buy Brand New

July 26, 2022 · Shopping
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1. Hand tools

You need to have hand tools at home because you never know when you might need them for a quick and easy repair around the house. But they can be pretty expensive if you want to buy them brand-new and in a big set.

However, you can find a wide variety of pre-owned hand tools that are both high-quality and affordable. You can look on Craigslist, go to garage sales in your neighborhood, or even on Facebook Marketplace to look for something that fits your needs.

There are many people who bought all sorts of things, and now they no longer need them, and instead of throwing them away, they sell them for a lot less. So you are more likely to find the things you’re looking for and get them at great prices.

… Before you give your money to the original owner, ask them if they will allow you to test the item to see if it’s properly working or not! Some experts recommend looking for tools from brands like Craftsman, which offers considerable certificates!

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28 comments on “8 Things You Shouldn’t Buy Brand New”

  1. Jillian Spoor says:
    January 29, 2025 at 5:40 pm

    I’ve never owned a brand new vehicle. Also, I have found really great gently worn clothing for my kids and myself at thrift stores and Goodwill.

    Reply
  2. Jim says:
    January 29, 2025 at 1:29 am

    Instead of buying books, borrow them from the library.

    Reply
  3. Jacqueline M. Pitts says:
    January 5, 2025 at 10:06 pm

    I like having several translations of the Bible to compare and contrast. It’s like stereoscopic vision. I like having old favorites close at hand in readable print and a beautiful cover when possible like like the copy of OHenry’s short stories I can see from here. I have many books, some long out of print, on making toys and I use them to plan new projects. Sometimes planning these projects is as much fun as carrying them out although several young friends and I had a lot of fun doing one lately. When I was about 7 years old my parents [ardent readers both] took me to a bookstore and while there let me choose a book. I asked for and got two. But I still have and still use both of them. One is a fold away dollhouse and the other a basic book on needlework with emphasis on toymaking.

    Reply
  4. Linda welling says:
    January 5, 2025 at 12:12 am

    I usually take advantage to free clothing shops locally .summer yard sales and freebie boxes…at times curb side freebies in clues furniture!! Frequent my local libraries!!

    Reply
  5. LESLIE ST.BERNARD says:
    November 10, 2024 at 12:51 am

    I recently got turned on to open box purchases! My HP laptop suddenly died.
    I bought a Lenovo laptop and 2 TP-Link WiFi range extenders for half of the new price. The down side was my laptop was missing the user manual but the vendor included a laptop carrying case in compensation.

    Reply
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