11 Absolute Worst Things You Could Buy at a Garage Sale

Mattresses - Used mattresses can harbor germs, allergens, and bed bugs.

Child Car Seats - Safety standards change frequently, and used car seats may not meet current safety regulations or could be damaged.

Helmets - Helmets should be replaced after any impact, so used ones may not offer adequate protection.

Underwear and Swimwear - Hygiene concerns make these items risky to buy second-hand.

Electronics without Testing - Electronics might be outdated, damaged, or missing parts, and their functionality may be questionable.

Expired or Opened Makeup and Skincare Products - These can harbor bacteria and may cause skin irritation or infections.

Cribs and Baby Furniture - Safety standards evolve, and older models may not meet current safety requirements.

Cookware with Teflon Coating - Older cookware may have damaged coatings that release toxic chemicals when heated.

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