Make sure to bring gloves – Based on hundreds of Google Reviews, Goodwill Outlet shoppers say that gloves are necessary to protect yourself from sharp objects in bins and to stay sanitary. Some Goodwill Outlets require gloves and will charge $1.99 for gloves at the entrance if you don’t come with your own. 2. Bring large shopping bags – In a sea of competitive shoppers, shopping carts can go quickly. To save time, bring a large tote bag (like the IKEA bags below) that are durable and can hold a lot of items.  If you’re a re-seller, it’s recommended that you bring two bags because you never know how many great items you’ll find. 3. Bring a set of batteries  – To test toys and electronics, bring a set of AA and AAA batteries. This is a pro-tip from experienced re-sellers as it’s always good to test your items before purchasing. 4. Bring Clorox or disinfectant wipes – Most Goodwill Outlets can be pretty gross and unsanitary. In most cases, there’s a lot of trash in the bins and the bins aren’t cleaned, not to mention the actual clothes aren’t washed.  5. Bring a measuring tape – If you’re shopping for furniture, bring your own measuring tape to make sure the furniture fits your space. Not all Goodwill Outlets offer furniture, but some do (and you can find great pieces for cheap).