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Good for you, but it's not all about rabid consumption. My girlfriend has been into jewelry making and ordered a lot of stuff off temu, which she gave away the
by AstroBen 2y ago
Good for you, but it's not all about rabid consumption. My girlfriend has been into jewelry making and ordered a lot of stuff off temu, which she gave away the end product to friends and family. That'll most likely be prohibitively expensive at this point
- glimshe 2y agoShe could give cards, food items or hugs. You don't need to cover people in cheap temu stuff to show you love them.
- AstroBen 2y agoAh yes, replace a creative hobby with.. hugs I think you'd be surprised at the quality
- hcfhbhjfhjh 2y ago[flagged]
- blitzar 2y agoI don't think people are aware their <insert high status luxury brand> came from the same place.
- Symbiote 2y agoThe luxury brand ensures the safety of the product, and as the importer is liable if they fail to do that.
- hcfhbhjfhjh 2y ago[flagged]
- darth_avocado 2y agoTemu has notoriously low standards when it comes to jewelry and other jewelry related items. Reddit threads are full of horror stories about toxic materials being used for these items. Be careful what you give out to friends and family.
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- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> Reddit threads are full of horror stories Reddit is full of horror stories about everything. Mostly because it gets eyeballs. I’m open—almost receptive—to the claim that Temu jewellery contains significant quantities of toxic materials. But we should hold ourselves to a higher standard than Reddit comments.
- einarfd 2y agoI haven't seen the Reddit posts. But I've seen the same in Articles in the Norwegian press, where they bought a bunch of random Temu stuff and sent it for safety testing. The result where not great and the results for the jewelry was really scary.
- nolist_policy 2y agoAnything that has skin contact like rings, clothing, toys, etc. I wouldn't but form Temu/AliExpress. That's where I draw the line.