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After all, who wants to spend more than they have to on toilet paper or paper towels?
it’s possible for you to also score good deals on foods you eat regularly.
Even with the savings, there aresome items you might want to think twice about before buying in bulk.
Heres a look at six goods that are a waste of money to buy in bulk.
That can mean wasted money and those upfront savings go right down the drain.
That holds true for our first item: Over-the-counter medications.
Salty Snacks
Buying salty snacksin bulk might be a bad choice for a couple of reasons.
First, they can go stale before you finish them.
One other way to help save money when buying in bulk is to stick to a grocery list.
First, of course, that big package is not going to stay fresh and good forever.
Ground spices have a limited shelf life and can lose their potency.
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