Thrifting can be a joyous pastime–a hobby that brings you dopamine and good deals, especially when you find rare steals. For some, it’s an accessible way to find essentials within your budget. For others, a cost-effective way to furnish your home.
Regardless of what you find, a good rule of thumb is always to wash or clean your thrift haul. After all, they can carry bacteria, a stain, or just smell funny after being in storage for so long. However, one TikToker claims that there is more to worry about than just pathogens when it comes to bringing home thrifted goods: evil.
