Clothing, mobile phones, and games consoles or equipment are the items that make the most money – when sold second-hand, a study has found.
Toys, books, and computers or laptops are other lucrative pre-loved items – while shoes, jewellery, furniture, and sports or exercise gear round off the top 10.
A poll of 2,000 adults found that the typical Brits has £341 of old, unused possessions lying around their homes gathering dust – which could be sold for a profit.