Is the Consumer Product Safety Commission Nixing Childrens Goods at Thrift Stores and Resale Shops?
Is the Consumer Product Safety Commission Nixing Children’s Goods at Thrift Stores and Resale Shops? Thursday January 8, 2009 I am lucky to live in an area with some of the finest thrift store shopping around. Even as I blog, I’ve got pizza crust dough going in the bread machine I bought at one, barely used, for just $10. Now, I wouldn’t ever buy a car seat or a crib at one, but over the years I’ve purchased a ton of my son’s clothing at thrift stores or consignment stores. I’ve never figured it up, but I have probably saved in the thousands of dollars buying for my family. So imagine my surprise when I started hearing parents talk about how the new law (starting Feb. 10) was going to put a big ole’ honkin’ red light on buying children’s goods at my favorite spots. Luckily, it looks like these stores are in the clear for now. The CPSC issued a statement that clears the issue up and brings my blood pressure level back
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