In order for a thing to be guaranteed to find its new owner, you need to take some successful photos for the announcement of the sale, and in the announcement itself, focus on the benefits that the potential buyer will gain by paying for the purchase.
Periodically reviewing your belongings is an incredibly rewarding experience. During such audits, it turns out that a lot of the contents of numerous lockers can be sent to the scrap. It's a shame, though, that some things from among unnecessary trash are still quite suitable for use, but they are hardly useful to you at home. Do not rush to take them to a landfill, there is a chance to sell them to those to whom they will benefit, and the Internet provides many opportunities for this.
How to prepare things for sale
Everything that will subsequently be put up for sale should be intact, clean, tidy and suitable for future use. But what does not meet these criteria can be thrown away.
Before selling, clothes and shoes should be thoroughly washed, dried and ironed. Fur coats, jackets and boots are better to be dry cleaned, this can give them an even more presentable look. Wash soft toys, pillows, blankets, etc. that can be washed. It does not matter that they were practically not used, the buyer will not want to see someone else's dirt on his thing.
Be sure to check household appliances for malfunctions. It will not be amiss to find instructions and other documents for the devices, if any. As a bonus to the buyer, you can give accessories if it is mobile electronics, or additional plug-ins that you purchased separately.
