How to Tag for EE
Preparation Checklist
Quality Standards
- Check Items Accepted chart.
- Check for Recalls.
- Clean, fresh, current styles only!
- Batteries included in ALL items.
Supplies Needed
- 65 or 67lb cardstock - NOT regular weight paper.
- Use WHITE (to donate unsold items that can't roll over) or your assigned color (to pick up unsold items).
- Tag gun, zip ties, packing tape.
- Ziploc bags (various sizes).
- Scotch tape to reinforce the tag corner before using a tag gun or hole punch.
- Order your supplies here.
Important Tagging Rules
- Typed Tags: REQUIRED! No handwritten tags.
- Clothes pins: You cannot use clothes pins to attach items to hangers.
- Descriptions: 3+ words required (e.g., Brand + Color + "Plaid Fleece Hoodie").
- QR Codes: NEVER cover with packing tape.
- Pricing: Refer to our Pricing Guidelines.
- Claim Tickets: Some large or high-value items need them. See the Claim Tickets section below.
- Zip Tie: Always your first choice when the item allows.
- Tag Gun: Use this if there is nowhere to loop a zip tie.
- Safety Pin: Your absolute last resort if a zip tie will not work and you do not own a tag gun.
- Packing Tape: Use only when a zip tie, tag gun, or safety pin will not work AND the tape will not damage the item (e.g., plastic toys).
- Blue Painter's Tape: Use only when a zip tie, tag gun, or safety pin will not work AND packing tape would damage the item (e.g., books or wooden puzzles).
Preparing Your Items
- Check the Items Accepted chart.
- Tag the big items that get the most money first.
- Please check for your equipment on this recall list. We do not accept recalled items.
- The EverythingELSE Sale only accepts quality, clean, and current items! Scrutinize & price each item as though YOU were going to buy it at a consignment sale.
- Check for stains, grease spots, tiny holes, pilling, fading, missing parts, wear at knees, etc. These are unaccepted.
- Clothing items must be current styles manufactured or purchased in the last 3-5 years.
- Test all items. Batteries must be included when needed.
- Count all pieces.
- Thoroughly clean & freshly launder all items including toys and baby equipment, including washing the fabric covers of car seats and strollers to make sure yours sell.
- A magic eraser is your friend!
- Lestoil and Dawn dish detergent work wonders on grease stains!
- Lysol wipes also are amazing to help clean toys and equipment.
- Fresh laundering and ironing will help sell your item.
Visual How-To Guides
As you tag, keep in mind that at Drop-off, we will ask you to hang your clothing items on our rolling racks and your loose items on tables, then we will check them for:
- 65-67 lb cardstock tags
- Correct cardstock color (or white to donate unsold items)
- Tag corner TAPED before using tag pin or hole punching
- Brand + Colors TYPED on tag (or item type for non-clothing)
- 3+ word additional thorough TYPED description (in addition to and not repeating brand & colors)
- Tag attached to item, not the hanger
- Zip ties used whenever possible, Ziplocs sealed with packing tape, all parts & pieces contained or zip tied to item
- Duplicate tags (an option on Print Tags page) on multiple piece sets
- QR code Kids EveryWEAR tags
- No stains/holes/worn toes on shoes
- Hangers facing like a ? question mark so opening is on the left
- Correct season items

Items that need Claim Tickets
At Drop-off we provide Claim Tickets for items that need them.
(Attach the tag with blue painters tape in advance of Drop-off since you need to staple tags for these items to a Claim Ticket.)
Because little hands love trading cards, please add a claim ticket and then secure all trading cards to our Secure & High-end Items Rack at Drop-off. At home, insert your trading cards in a Ziploc bag. Attach your tag with blue painters tape (not packing tape). We will help you transfer the tag to the Claim Ticket at Drop-off.
Tagging blankets, carriers, slings, and diaper bags
- Hang all muslin blankets, baby carriers, slings, and diaper bags on hangers.
- For items priced $25 or higher, you need to add a Claim Ticket (provided at Drop-off). You will zip tie the item (not its hanger) directly to the racks.
What needs a claim ticket:
- $25 & up diaper bags - these get zip tied to a rack
- $25 & up baby carriers - these get zip tied to a rack
- $25 & up breast pumps & Brezzas - Claim ticket everything $25 and up. Only $80 and up gets zip tied to a rack:
- Wrap zip ties around the boxed item in one direction.
- Wrap a second set the other direction, threading each side under one ring and over the other so the ties can't slide off.
- For loose pumps or unboxed Brezzas, seal everything in a Ziploc with packing tape.
- Add a double layer of tape to the top of the tag before zip tying it on.
- $25 & up baby monitors - these get zip tied to a rack
- $25 & up sound machines - these get zip tied to a rack
- $25 & up shoes - these will go back with shoes
- $25 & up purses and wallets
- $25 & up jewelry
- $25 & up sunglasses
- All smartphones, smartwatches, Kindles, and tablets (model must still be supported and fully updated to the current version of the app)
- Pokemon cards & trading cards (no matter the price)
- Carseats (add expiration date to tag in red sharpie also)
- Cribs | Bassinets | Pack 'n Plays | Changing tables
- Highchairs | Glider rockers
- Plastic molded play yards | Train tables
- Large outdoor play equipment | Sandboxes | Sand & water tables
- Kids tents | Basketball hoops | Bikes
- Kids' table & chair sets | Picnic tables | Kitchens
- Exersaucers & Jumperoos | Easels | Swings
- Toddler beds | Learning towers
- Table & chair sets | Desks | Large dollhouses
- Indoor & outdoor furniture
- Big mirrors | Big appliances
- Large exercise equipment | Kayaks | Camping tents | Hot tubs
- Flat-screen TVs
- Lawnmowers | Trimmers | Leaf blowers | Fire pits
- Office chairs | Lighting fixtures
- Baby gates & crib rails
- Christmas Trees (fall sale)
- Christmas & Halloween blow-ups (fall sale)
Items that DO NOT NEED a Claim Ticket no matter the price:
Strollers (these get a "This item is FOR SALE" tag at Drop-off)
Wagons (these get a "This item is FOR SALE" tag at Drop-off)
Bouncy seats | Push toys | Playmats | High-end clothing

Typed Tags
- We REQUIRE typed descriptions when you Print Tags. It embeds the description as well as the price and discount in your QR code, and allows us to search your tag database to retag lost items properly.
- If you purchase a Seller Report, your typed descriptions will reflect on the report.

Descriptions on tags
- Complete TYPED 3+ word descriptions are REQUIRED on all tags for our events.
- You must include 3+ words in addition to the Brand (skip this field for books and write unknown if no brand known), and Color (skip this field for books and puzzles).
- If there are identifying features please add them, such as:
- plaid, striped, corduroy, flannel, fleece, thermal, hood, front pocket
- "the word on front of shirt"
- elastic waist extenders, cropped, fringed
- flare, skinny, straight leg, athletic cut
- Use the description space to "sell" your item.
- Include the lowest current retail price in the description if the item was pricey "RETAIL $xx" and it will help sell your item!
- Add a description that is not generic (for example, we get tons of dolls and even several Baby Alive Dolls so add details to make it clear which doll is yours and we get tons of "blue shirts" or "jeans").
- Customers get frustrated when they set their minds on an item and we can't match the lost tag to it.
- We also want to ensure that tags can't be swapped accidentally when items are tried on.
- If you do not TYPE ample 3+ word descriptions on ALL TAGS enough that we can definitively match your tag to your item, your code will be changed to a drop and go code with 55% sale earnings rather than 65%.
- Please write GIRL/LADIES/BOY/MENS/UNISEX on clothing tags as it is hard for the Fitting Room crew to rehang items without that information.
- Size is not needed for non-clothing items but you can use that space for other info if you'd like.
- Puzzle & game tags should include age range. Count pieces carefully & mark tag "COUNTED-COMPLETE"

General Tag Information
- Refer to our Pricing Guidelines as you tag.
- We do not accept tags from other sales, only tags printed on our websites.
- You will be assigned a unique code for Kids EveryWEAR events which is embedded into a QR on our tags.
- Your code and tag color will not change unless you switch to We Tag. Your code and tag color for We Tag are different than your code and tag color when you tag.
- If your items are leftover from other sales or previous Kids EveryWEAR events, you must retag them to reduce price and discount. Do not bring them back at the same price/discount.
- If you tagged items for a previous Kids EveryWEAR event (KE, EE, or BB) and didn't consign at that event, you can bring them to a future Kids EveryWEAR event.
- Don't make these Tagging Blunders!
- If your item needs a Claim Ticket (items larger than a laundry basket or $25 and up non-clothing items that you want secured in our high-end area as well as all trading cards and Pokemon cards), attach the tag with blue painters tape or a zip tie at home, not packing tape, because you'll staple the tag to the Claim Ticket we provide at Drop-off.

Tagging clothes
Attaching tags
- Tape the corner of each tag then hole punch if using zip ties.
- Tape the tag corner but don't hole punch if using tag gun.
- Tags must be attached with zip ties through the hole punch whenever possible.
- Zip tie to items through:
- Looped manufacture tag
- Button hole
- Belt loop
- Anywhere that the zip tie can loop and stay when the item is tried on!
- Test the zip tie after closing it to ensure you inserted it correctly and it can't pull open.
- Hang bras on hangers with safety pins, not zip ties, if they won't stay on the hanger. Do not bag bras. We prefer that bras be sold separately unless they are identical. If you are selling several bras as a set, the extra ones need Duplicate Tags (an option on our Print Tags page). See selling Tagging Sets below for tagging details.
- Hang new in bag costumes attached to a full-sized hanger. The hook on the manufacturer bag is too small to hang on our racks.

Nowhere to attach a zip tie to items?
- Please do NOT pin through main fabric - it creates a hole. Always put tag pin or safety pin into a seam if you can't use a zip tie.
- A tag gun used through clothing seam is preferred over safety pins for tagless items with no place to use a zip tie.
- Safety pins used through clothing seam are a last resort when there is truly no place to attach a zip tie to a clothing item and you don't have a tag gun.
- Please use TWO tag pins if you use a tagging gun.

Tagging pants
- Attach the tag to the belt loop on right side if there is one.
- A pant hanger with clips is best if you have them.
- Pants should be hung full length, not folded over the hanger.
- Do not attach clothing to hangers using zip ties.
If using a wire hanger:
- Pin the pants to the hanger shoulders, not the straight bottom edge, to keep them from sliding around and to display them best.
- Run the safety pin through the thinner pocket fabric
- Catch the TOP angled part of the hanger on the back
- Run the safety pin back to the front of the pants.
- Shake the hanger to be sure the pants won't fold.

Tagging sets or items with multiple pieces or Ziploc bags that could get separated
- Be sure both items of your set are the same size and brand; otherwise, please sell them separately! Items should have originally been sold as a set in order to be tagged as a set.
- Hang the shirt on the shirt hanger. Attach price tag to the 1st item. It should be clearly marked 2 pieces with a clear description of both items.
- Attach the pants to a 2nd hanger.
- Attach one of our duplicate tags (a specific tag option with description but no price on the Print Tags page) clearly marked 2 pieces with a description matching the 1st item's tag.
- Ziptie the 2 hangers together around the arms and neck of the hanger (not just the hanger necks) so the ziptie can't slide up and off the neck. Do not use rubber bands for this purpose as they will get separated by customers.

Details about tagging clothes
- All clothing including undergarments must be on hangers.
- Adult clothing should be on an adult hanger. We prefer plastic hangers over wire. Infant hangers are only allowed for tiny items like small pet clothing as larger items fall off tiny hangers and end up on the floor.
- Place all clothing on hangers with the hook opening such that as you face the item, the hook looks like a question mark "?".
- Snap all snaps and button all buttons and zip all zippers to ensure they are all accounted for and work properly and that the item will display well.
- Consignors want to try on items.
- DO NOT attach clothing to hangers unless the fabric is slippery and the item will slide off the hanger.
- Use safety pins to attach clothing to hangers only if you think your item will slip off of the hanger easily.
- Never ziptie tag to hanger or item to hanger.

Clothing Sizes
- At EE we have size rings for letter and # sizes.
- Type the actual manufacturer size letter or # on your tag unless it says a range.
- Items with a size range:
- Compare the item to other items and mark them "tag says xx - fits like xx" as the size and place it with that size.
Presort adult-size order
Presort by gender, then type, then size. See the full size order and all rack locations on our Drop-off page.

Tagging items with multiple pieces that could get separated
- Attach price tag to the 1st item. It should be clearly marked 2 pieces with a clear description of all items sold as a set.
- Attach a duplicate tag to all other pieces of the set (Duplicate tag is a specific tag option on the Pricing page) clearly marked with the same # pieces with a description matching the 1st item's tag.
- Ziptie the items together if possible.
- If pieces of the set get separated, the duplicate tags help us match them back up.
- If another consignor is selling the same items, your duplicate tags help keep your set together.

Tagging Accessories
- Items sell best when not in bags so customers can examine them.
- Zip tie items together when possible and attach tag with zip tie.
- Most accessories hang on pegs at the sale, so a zip tie makes for an easy way to hang them on pegs.
- Use a tag gun if you have one or a safety pin on items if there is no place to attach the zip tie. Safety pins are a last resort as they can easily be removed.
- For items that must be grouped in a bag, put these in Ziplocs and seal with clear packing tape. Attach the tag with a detailed description of bag contents to the outside of the bag with a ziptie.
- Do not tape over the QR code if you must tape the tag onto items.
- Belts - Do not put belts in bags but add a zip tie to hang on hooks.
- Headbands and other accessories - do not put in bags but add zip tie to hang on hooks.
- High-end sunglasses need Claim Tickets (provided at Drop-off).

Tagging Jewelry, Hats, Purses, etc.
- Necklaces and earrings hang on hooks at the sale.
- Zip ties attached to jewelry items help them hang well.
- Attach tags to jewelry with zip ties such that if the jewelry gets unclasped, the tag won't fall off.
- You can attach jewelry to cardboard and insert in a ziploc, "laminated" with packing tape, or the original earring plastic if you have it.
- Attach the tags to purses, clutches, and wallets with a zip tie to the zipper or to a ring or strap that can't be removed.
- Purses priced at $25 or higher will need you to add a Claim Ticket at Drop-off and we will hang those on specialty racks for you.
- High-end jewelry can also be Claim Ticketed at Drop-off.
- Hang all muslin blankets, baby carriers, slings, and diaper bags on hangers. Items priced at $25 or higher will need you to add a Claim Ticket provided at Drop-off and you will zip tie the item (not its hanger) directly to the racks.

Tagging Shoes
At the EverythingELSE sale we accept Ladies & Men's shoes sizes 4 and up manufactured in the last 3yrs. NO kids shoes allowed!
- Shoes must be clean and like-new with no scuffed toes! Magic Erasers or Doodlebug pads remove superficial scuffs! Order these supplies Order supplies. Crocs and Chacos wash well in washer. Dry them outside in sun.
- Shoes should be joined with extra-long cable ties so that they display well at the sale. Add one to two cable ties through the one joining the shoes so that the tie will be long enough to hang the shoes neatly on our shoe rack.
- Shoes priced at $25 or higher will need you to add a Claim Ticket at Drop-off.
- No Ziploc Bags: Do not place shoes in plastic bags. Customers must be able to try them on easily; bags often lead to shoes becoming separated from their packaging and tags.
- Boot Placement: Seasonally appropriate boots should be lined up neatly on the floor directly beneath the corresponding size sign.
Shoe Box Policy:
- New Shoes: Boxes are only permitted if the shoes are brand new. If using a box, attach the duplicate tag to the outside of the box and the original price tag to the shoes.
- Like-New Shoes: These must not be in boxes.
How to tag shoes when they cannot be zip-tied together:
If you have a pair of shoes that cannot be easily fastened together (e.g., no eyelets or loops), please follow these steps to ensure they stay paired and properly labeled:
- Print Duplicate Tags: Use the "Duplicate Tag" option on our Print Tags page to create a matching set for the pair.
- Attach Tags to Soles: Apply the original price tag to the bottom of one shoe.
- Apply the duplicate tag to the bottom of the second shoe. Secure both tags firmly using clear packing tape.
- Secure the Pair: Use a binder clip to hold the two shoes together. To prevent the clip from damaging or indenting leather and delicate materials, place a small piece of felt or a folded napkin between the clip and the shoe.
- Alternative Fastening: If a zip-tie is not possible but the material allows, you can use a tagging gun to attach the tag directly to a discreet area of the shoe.
Shoes must be season appropriate:
Spring/Summer sale only:
- flip flops, sandals, water shoes
Fall/Winter sale only:
- lined boots, lined crocs, thick slippers, suede, fur boots, and snow boots
All seasons:
- Rainbows, Crocs, Tevas & Chacos, Natives, Keens, Birkenstocks, & Nike & similar slides are accepted at both sales as well as rainboots. Ankle boots are also accepted. Strappy high heels (not white) for New Years & Christmas or parties are allowed.

Tagging Books
- Book tags should say BOOK (it fits nicely on the COLOR line if not using the Tagging Template) and Title. You can also add "Hardback" or "Softback" if you'd like.
- Attach tags to books well with blue painters tape around all 4 sides. Please do not use packing tape.
- Please do not group multiple titles in a bag. Tag books separately.
- If books came in a set, wrap the boxed set with Saran or blue tape and attach tag. You can also put the set in a large ziploc and seal it shut with packing tape.
- No Dolly Parton books that she gives away for free. We don't want to sell what people get free from Dolly...
- Books must be like new.
- Check books for missing, scribbled on, or torn pages or spine. These are not accepted.
- No books with curse words.
- No adult books except parenting books or baby food cookbooks.
- Painters tape is best for attaching tags to books and game/puzzle boxes (prevents tearing).
- Cover the book's original barcode with painter's tape. This helps us scan the QR code and NOT the original barcode!
- Attach the tag with painters tape around all four sides securely but don't cover the QR code.
- Books sell best at $1-$2 for softbacks or a bit more for hardbacks. We will have multiple copies of the same books side-by-side. Price yours to sell. Use 75% max discount. We do not sort books for Pickup. Please tag yours with white cardstock to donate and bless local schools or find yours at Pickup.
- NOTE: Bring books in small boxes you don't need and leave the box. We shelve them for you.

Presort your books for Drop-off into the following categories
After you pre-sort them, you could bag each stack in grocery bags or put them in small boxes by category. Please do not bring heavy boxes as they are difficult for the Crew to manage. Because we sort our books so carefully, we sell a much higher percentage of them than other sales! Print this list Download the list.
- NOTE: We do not accept adult-oriented books! No adult novels. No cookbooks except baby food cookbooks. Sorry.
- Board Books
- Musical or sound-making books
- Hardback Picture Storybooks
- Paperback Picture Storybooks
- Early Readers (labeled as Early Reader, My First Reader, Readers Levels 1-4)
- Early Chapter Books (i.e., Magic Tree House, Junie B. Jones, Box Car Kids, Geronimo Stilton, Captain Underpants, Cam Jansen, Rainbow Magic, Horrible Harry, Barbie, Scooby-Doo, etc.)
- Parenting
- Infancy and Pregnancy
- Chapter Books for Older Girls and Boys (This area includes series such as American Girl, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Animal Ark, Encyclopedia Brown, Judy Moody, books by Jerry Spinelli, Judy Blume, Beverly Cleary, Andrew Clements, etc.)
- Young Adult Books (nothing with adult, horror, or mature themes)
- Teacher-aides/Homeschool
- Non-fiction
- Biblical or Inspirational

Tagging Puzzles & Games
- Before taping boxed items shut, count the # of pieces and write "all pieces included" on the tag. Blue painters tape is ideal for sealing these as it is less likely to tear delicate surfaces. Even if you think it is new, it is often the case that pieces are missing. Please count the pieces!
- Then seal items well on all 4 box sides with blue painters tape.
- Be sure to wrap wooden puzzles in plastic wrap first before taping or tape ruins the front of the puzzle! Seal the plastic wrap with clear packing tape, but be sure the packing tape does not come in direct contact with the puzzle! 2-gallon Ziplocs also fit puzzles well and help prevent damage.
- Puzzles, games, and all multi-pieced items MUST be complete. Assemble them or count items to verify completeness, then mark "verified complete" on tags and seal to prevent loss.
- If an item is in a Ziploc, please zip tie or packing tape the price tag to the Ziploc (do not tape over the QR code) and use packing tape to seal the Ziploc well.

Tagging toys & equipment
- Toys get played with! Secure pieces carefully! Any piece that can be removed should be attached with packing tape when it will not damage the item or inserted into a bag and zip tied to the item.
- We cannot be responsible if your toy parts get separated.
- If multiple pieces are being sold together, secure them well in ziplocs that you securely zip tie to the item. Add duplicate tags (an option on our Print Tags page) to each item/piece that can get separated from the item with the price tag.
- Provide manuals and/or internet reviews for high-dollar items, especially if they have unique features. Secure them to items in a Ziploc bag.
- Add the retail price in the description to help "sell" your item.
- Open boxes to count pieces and to check content before sealing then mark tag "counted/complete."
- Packing tape and/or zip ties are usually ideal for toy items. Don't use packing tape over puzzles or stickers or boxes as it tears these items when removed.
- Do not tape directly to silicone items. Tape doesn't stick. Insert item in ziploc, seal with packing tape, tape tag to top edge of ziploc. Do not cover the QR code on the tag.
- Batteries MUST be included with all battery-operated items. See our Supply list to grab some off Amazon.
- Cribs, swings, and pack 'n plays MUST be set up by you!
- Fold up & zip tie electrical cords!
- Battery-powered ride-ons must have working batteries. Amazon sells them. They sell well and you will recoup the cost of the battery and more if you order a battery to sell your ride-on!
- Seal all ziplocs with packing tape and zip tie ziplocs to the main toy if they are part of a set.
- It helps to "laminate" ziplocs with packing tape so little hands don't rip them open.
- Do not attach parts with blue painters tape as kids will pull them off.
- Some items like large Matchbox tracks work well inserted in large clear thick trash bags, zip tied shut.
- Add blue tape to ride-on rocking horses and climbing gyms to prevent kids from using them.

Tagging Items in boxes or cases
- Place loose contents in a Ziploc, seal it with packing tape so shoppers can see everything, then zip tie the tag to the box or case.
- Boxed puzzles: count the pieces, mark the tag "complete," wrap in Saran, then seal with packing tape (don't let tape touch the puzzle). Zip tie the tag on.
- Important: If your item is NOT BRAND NEW, do not put it in its original box unless you label it NOT NEW on the tag. Customers are frustrated when they get home and find a used item in a box. All boxed items should say NEW or NOT NEW on the tag.

Tagging Other Items
Comforters, Crib sets/Bumpers, Baby Blankets, Bibs, Swaddles, etc.
- Muslin blankets should be on hangers.
- We do not accept crib bedding except approved blankets - muslin or new only - and mesh bumpers.
- We only accept muslin baby blankets or all types of brand new baby blankets.
- If you can't hang new blankets, we have baskets for them under the racks of muslin blankets.
- We prefer bibs NOT to be in bags, so people can see that they do not have stains. Use a tag gun or zip tie to attach multiple cloth bibs together.
- Comforters and sheets can be folded and wrapped with twine or curling ribbon; zip tie the tag to the twine.
- Sheet sets can be inserted in a ziploc but because people like to feel them, safety pinning them or wrapping with twine works well.

Tagging curtains & tablecloths & throw blankets
- Measure the length x width and write or type it in tag description.
- Attach tag to mfr label if possible or to corner of curtains, tablecloths, and throw blankets.
- Fold so the curtains, tablecloths, or throw blankets are long and narrow and fold over a heavy wooden or thick plastic hanger or hang on heavy adult pants hanger.
- Use a duplicate tag (from our tag options) for extra panels that can get separated.
- There are bins for new with tag packaged curtains, tablecloths, and throw blankets.
- All curtains, tablecloths, and throw blankets that are not new in package must be hung.

Tagging pictures, mirrors, & frames
- Be sure your tag is on the FRONT of these items.
- No pictures with a glass front or plastic front are allowed at Kids EveryWEAR but these are accepted at the EverythingELSE sale - canvas, wood, metal, or word art are also accepted, but no handmade or hand-painted items.
- Hang large items on the nails in the Pictures area for best display.
- Small pictures and frames go on a shelf unit in Housewares.
- Small Words & Sayings plaques go on a shelf unit in Housewares.
These items hang on the front wall of Housewares:
- Metal Wall Decor
- Wooden Signs
- Letterboards
- Chalk Boards
- Whiteboards
- Magnetic Boards
- Memo Boards
- Bulletin Boards

Tagging Knives
- Knife blades should be wrapped in cardboard and packing taped so that little hands can't get hurt.
- Knife blocks with knives should be inserted into a ziploc or wrapped in Saran Wrap.

Tagging Car Seats & Bases
- Write the EXPIRATION date of your car seat on the tag front with a red Sharpie.
- Car seats must not expire within 6 months of Drop-off.
- Zip tie the base to the car seat.
- If you have 2 bases, you can sell the extra separately.
- You will be charged an additional $10 fee if you bring an expired car seat. We will destroy the expired car seat and not return it.

Tagging Rugs
- Absolutely NO stains, smells, or wear allowed on any items, including rugs. Like new only.
- Add 2 layers of tape to tag corner then hole punch if needed.
- Use a strong large safety pin to attach tag to front corner of rug.
- Roll rug pattern facing OUT. Hang rug at sale over our bars. Small rugs can be left rolled with pattern face out.

Tagging Boxed Items
- Boxed items - if your item is *NOT* BRAND NEW, please do not put it in its original box unless you label it NOT NEW on tag and the box adds value, like for legos!
- Customers end up frustrated when they get home and realize a used item is in the box. All boxed items should either say NEW or NOT NEW on tag!
- Do not assume your boxed item is new. Carefully open and verify as we often get items marked NEW that are not.

Tagging high-end boxed items
- At Drop-off, claim ticket and secure all high-end boxed items to our Secure & High-end Items Rack at Drop-off.
- We will supply the Claim Tickets.
- Insert small items in a Ziploc at home.
- It helps to "laminate" the ziploc with packing tape so it can't be torn open.
- Attach your tag with a zip tie.
- We will help you transfer the tag to the Claim Ticket at Drop-off.

Tagging Pokemon and trading cards
- Because little hands love trading cards, we ask that you claim ticket and secure all trading cards to our Secure & High-end Items Rack at Drop-off.
- We will supply the Claim Tickets.
- At home, insert your trading cards in a Ziploc.
- It helps to "laminate" the ziploc with packing tape so it can't be torn open.
- Attach your tag with a zip tie.
- We will help you transfer the tag to the Claim Ticket at Drop-off.
These items need to be on hangers
Remember to make the hanger hook look like a ? when looking at the front of your item!
- All clothing | Bras | Ladies underwear
- Pet outfits
- Muslin baby blankets | Baby carriers
- Tablecloths | Table runners
- Grocery cart covers | Nursing covers
- Curtains | Shower curtains
- Changing Pad covers | Diaper Pail Wet Bags
- Beach towels (like new or new) | Beanbag covers
- Pottery Barn chair covers | Safety Vests
- Garden flags
- Adult costumes - only allowed at Fall Sale!
- Children's pretend play dress-up clothing (we don't accept scary or Halloween children's sizes at EE)
- New in-bag adult costumes must be attached to hanger with a standard sized hook - only allowed at Fall Sale!
- Tree skirts - only allowed at Fall Sale!
Presort Clothing Categories for the EverythingELSE Sale
- Print our Clothing Categories and a Clothing Rack Layout on our Drop-off page.
Ready to tag?
- Be sure to refer to or print our Pricing Guidelines as you tag.
- Next check out Tagging Blunders so you can avoid them!
- Carefully read Print Tags to understand printing options and instructions.