Clothings in Arlington, TX

Jaclynn Brown here is my card.

http://www.remarkablecleanouts.com Great place!

On our website under sellers, seller resources you'll see two great people! Helene at More Than a Move in Arlington and Annette at As Time Goes By in Belmont! Good luck with the cleaning out process! www.frielestate.com

Laurie Marshall I'm on my Phone and the App won't let me access the "other" folder. Can you text me? 6172516690

Helene Vecchione. Morethanamove.com. Don't know about insured.

Jaclynn, that's a timely question! As others have mentioned, we have a lot of great home organizers around. But now there's something new! There is a company called "Everything But The House" who is using a new business model for home cleanouts. They basically turn your home into an online auction --- like your own little eBay --- and they take care of everything, including shipping items to the winning bidders. It's a pretty cool concept actually and has been successful in Ohio --- so now they're launching in other cities.. It just so happens that, of the two woman kicking this off in Boston, one of them is Arlington's own Liz Hill! Liz herself has been an antique dealer for years, so even if you don't choose to go with EBTH, Liz has a side business helping people unload antiques. She is very well connected and knowledgeable about the local auction houses. You can reach Liz at 617-297-6579. https://www.ebth.com/sales/6984-boston-massachusetts-personal-property-sale

Temple Isaiah in Lexington is having big sale starting Sunday and into the week. Good stuff!

I love Fashion at the Fox. I got a Talbot's suit there once for $6 and like-new leather boots for $3, a gown for my daughter was about $4. Belmont Hill School Better Buy Sale (tomorrow) from 9-1. Also has men's, women's and kids clothes. Savers in Framingham has some great buys, but requires some digging though racks. Garment District in Kendall Sq, and Urban Renewal in Allston are also fun to dig through if you want thrift stores.

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Revolve! I receive so many compliments on the items I purchase from here http://www.revolveboutiques.com

Online... Thredup.com

Enka Exchange in Winchester. 1037 Main st. Open Wednesday-Saturday.

Fashion at the Fox (a pop-up women's clothing store at the Fox Library in East Arlington a couple times a year) is not to be missed. Amazing prices for great clothes, plus it's totally volunteer-run and benefits the library! Check in with them on Facebook or Twitter https://www.facebook.com/142341339169786 Fashion at the Fox for dates. :-)

The Catholic Charities Thrift Store in Old Town is where I donate-- they provide free shopping to people in need, and paid shopping to the rest of us, with proceeds supporting the many charitable initiatives of Catholic Charities.

Great local organization whose mission is to give women tools for entering/re-entering the workforce: Dress for a success https://washingtondc.dressforsuccess.org/

Our Lady Queen of Peace off Glebe Rd. takes all clothing and "sells" it for free in their store on site. Every time I have been to donate, the store has been full of shoppers; it's great to see our donations going to our local community.

I just had the same issue- I called a refugee org in the area to see if they needed clothes and the lady I talked to recommended Our Lady Queen of Peace. They have a thrift store that gives away clothing for free to people that need it. If you go during their office hours, you can get a tax deductible receipt. http://www.ourladyqueenofpeace.org/matt25.html

I've taken clothes and supplies to the homeless shelter on Columbia Pike across the street from the Sheraton near the Pentagon. I think it's the Residential Program Center of the VOA Chesapeake. 1554 Columbia Pike. voachesapeake.org

Ronda Gilliam Clothing Bank, which is at the lower level of the former Arlington UMC on Glebe Road.

I sell a lot to Current Boutique. Very happy with it so far.

Petticoat Lane for non premier labels / premier labels Current Boutique

Try Mint Condition in Old Town for pricier labels.

Thredup.com is a great online consignment shop. They send you a bag (free shipping to and fro) and you fill it w the items you want to sell.

Not sure what their schedule is, but the Epilepsy Foundation of New England does scheduled pick ups.

Big Brother Big Sister

Dear Erin, you can also drop off at Global Thrifts in Waltham (http://www.globalthriftrocks.com/) They can provide a donation receipt as well.

234 mass ave. Rainbow cleaners. Most efficient, solid work. Super nice people.

Nobuko Yoshihara she is the BEST!! http://studiohyacinth.jimdo.com/

Big brother big sister has drop off bins. I think Medford. Keep in mind that goodwill is actually a for profit company and all of those donations are sold for profit. http://www.bbbsfoundation.org/drop-box-locations

Global Thrift in Waltham on Moody St. Wonderful organization that helps poor immigrants.

Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) and Big Brothers and Big Sisters (BBBS) do regular pickups. I've donated thousands of dollars of clothing and household items this way. Could not be more convenient. I used to drive around with full trash bags in my car for weeks until I found a convenient drop off bin.

you can deled with peel away https://dumondchemicals.com/home-peel-away-1.html

You want to encapsulate and not disturb as much as possible. Unless the surface is at mouth height (like window sills) or wood on wood motion, like door frames and sashes, you are better off encapsulating. For removable doors, consider dipping at Minuteman Restoration in Somerville. Be careful, find a reputable certified deleader and don't DIY unless you are childless, know what you are doing or encapsulating.

Weds at Salvation army over by Southwest Hospital is 50% off clothing as well.

https://www.cradlestocrayons.org/boston/take-action/donate-goods/items-we-accept/

Machu Pichu in Somerville is Peruvian food!

Rincon Limeno over in Eastie serves some of the best Peruvian food I've had in town.. that's my go-to spot for ceviche.." Fire of Peru is a good cookbook (which I have) if you are looking to make something. Tropical Foods might be a good resource for ingredients, but that's a tad south of downtown Boston.