One of the staples of the ecofrugal life-style is secondhand shopping. As I've discovered frequently, thrift stores and flea markets are an ecofrugal 3-fer, because of the fact you get to hold cash, save resources, and save you waste all on the identical time. However, in my contemporary Money Crashers put up, I communicate some thing that is even higher than thrift stores: unfastened stores. These are like thrift stores taken to the ultimate immoderate: everything isn't always sincerely cheap but unfastened. Yes, unfastened! You can carry in your undesirable stuff, and you could take domestic someone else's unwanted stuff, and you by no means must get out your pockets in any respect!
I've by no means had a danger to revel in a loose keep (or its greater brief cousin, a Really Really Free Market, or RRFM) firsthand. The closest I've ever come is sometimes dropping off or selecting up gadgets on the
Some of you, however, might be more fortunately situated. To find out, take a look at the article:How to Get Free Stuff at Free Stores and Swap Shops (or Start Your Own)
