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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI went thrifting today
I know I should be resting but many suggested a good new wardrobe starts with budgeting. I told my girlfriend this and she being the big thrifty hipster she is lumped at the idea lol
So we went a few places. Was still sore but I was feel moderately okay. I got some second hand clothes and then I started feeling bad. So we left and now I'm here at her apartment lying down.
Thanks for suggesting me thrifting. It didn't cost me much at all
NullTuples
(6,017 posts)Such a balancing act after any surgery between pushing to help healing, and over doing it. Seems like she's taking good care of you.
vercetti2021
(10,481 posts)Seriously I love her so much
NullTuples
(6,017 posts)vercetti2021
(10,481 posts)Shes the best. Most the day I helped her clean her apartment. Now she is mad I did stuff strenuously
brer cat
(27,587 posts)I'm glad that you felt well enough to get out and about, but it does sound like you overdid it. Take it easy for a little longer and build up your strength gradually.
vercetti2021
(10,481 posts)We went to 4 stores and I was just feeling it by the end. But I got plenty of new clothing!
usonian
(25,318 posts)Every item. Soak in the washer with some 4% vinegar for some time before closing the lid.
Thrift store prices have gone up in recent years. Still a good deal.
vercetti2021
(10,481 posts)Soak and then wash?
usonian
(25,318 posts)Old top-loader. YMMV with this modern nonsense.
I searched for answers and others came up, like baking soda and so on.
This seems reasonable.
https://www.getgreenbewell.com/how-to-get-the-smell-out-of-thrift-store-clothes/
Might take repeat washes to get the fabric softener smell out.
BlackSkimmer
(51,308 posts)Just a regular old wash when I get home.
I regularly use baking soda anyway.
BlackSkimmer
(51,308 posts)I love thrift stores!
vercetti2021
(10,481 posts)New girlfriend! Old one is in rehab...long story I might share later