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There's a really cute one on e-bay at a really good price. But I am hesitating because something about wearing a 2nd hand swimsuit (even after I wash it 3 times first) gives me the willies.
Math Is Hard said:There's a really cute one on e-bay at a really good price. But I am hesitating because something about wearing a 2nd hand swimsuit (even after I wash it 3 times first) gives me the willies.
Really! If it was used only once during a Sports Illustrated shoot, buy it, never wash it, and put it back up for sale with provenance. Ka-Ching!lisab said:How, exactly, was it used?
turbo-1 said:Really! If it was used only once during a Sports Illustrated shoot, buy it, never wash it, and put it back up for sale with provenance. Ka-Ching!
lisab said:How, exactly, was it used?
TheStatutoryApe said:I was wondering the same. You might ask though whether or not you will get a straight answer from a seller who will guess your apprehension who knows.
MotoH said:Now it is starting to sound like a craigslist ad.
Math Is Hard said:What's interesting is that as I look through the postings, some of the swimsuits are modeled on mannequins, or laid out flat, and then some are modeled by people (presumably the owners). The ones displayed on people, touching their flesh, are much more squicky to me.
What are you doing with your unmentionables and the silverware/beverages in restaurants?!? Dentist tools??!? rewebster, you are scaring me.rewebster said:doorhandles in public places, silverware and glasses for beverages in just about all restaurants, sheets and blankets in every hotel and motel, dentist's tools, etc.
Dembadon said:What are you doing with your unmentionables and the silverware/beverages in restaurants?!? Dentist tools??!? rewebster, you are scaring me.
rewebster said:doorhandles in public places, silverware and glasses for beverages in just about all restaurants, sheets and blankets in every hotel and motel, dentist's tools, etc.
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rewebster said:We all should have a PF gathering at some nudist park sometime
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sas3 said:Guys will never have used underwear to sell because when a guy is done with underwear there is only the some of the elastic band and maybe some miscellaneous threads left.
sas3 said:Guys will never have used underwear to sell because when a guy is done with underwear there is only the some of the elastic band and maybe some miscellaneous threads left.
rewebster said:We all should have a PF gathering at some nudist park sometime
Yes, it is possible to sanitize a used swimsuit to make it safe to wear. The best way to do this is to wash the swimsuit in hot water with a disinfectant detergent and then dry it in direct sunlight. This will help kill any bacteria or viruses that may be present on the swimsuit.
There is a potential for health risks when buying a used swimsuit, as it may have come into contact with someone else's bodily fluids or skin conditions. However, if the swimsuit is properly sanitized and cleaned, the risk of any health issues is greatly reduced.
When buying a used swimsuit, it is important to carefully inspect it for any signs of wear and tear, such as frayed edges or stretched out fabric. You should also check for any stains or discoloration that may not come out with washing. If the swimsuit appears to be in good condition, it should be safe to wear.
It ultimately depends on personal preference and budget. Buying a new swimsuit ensures that it has not been worn by anyone else and is in perfect condition. However, buying a used swimsuit can be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Just make sure to properly sanitize it before wearing.
It is unlikely that you will be able to return a used swimsuit, as most stores have strict return policies for hygiene reasons. It is important to carefully consider your purchase before buying a used swimsuit and ask any questions you may have about the item beforehand.