Swapping

First. I only attend those in a church or building with proper parking, not at peoples' houses. Second, I do not like finding stained, worn out clothes. If those are allowed, I don't go back and tell everyone it was not worth my time. Lastly, I don't pay admission to get in.

I like clothes sorted by size and gender, not seller. I also want items clearly marked with prices, not colored dots. I love the computer bar codes Just Between Friends uses because it speeds up checkout.
Lastly, they have a $3 minimum. I am not paying $3 for a onesie unless it is boutique.

Good Luck!

Soap works. Seriously! If it didn't then each time you used a fork you would be putting that last person that used it's germs in your mouth along with the remnants of the food they ate.

Soap works. Really, if a garment is washed in soap then it's clean. Gross or not, it's clean and sanitary.

Can you clarify what you mean by swap? If you mean consignment sale, I'm with Amy Jo. I regularly go to a consignment sale (people can buy from and also sell in) in a church. It's neat and organized by size and gender and item (toys over here, books there). Each seller has a # on the tag, so at the end of the sale, they sort the tags. The buyer doesn't have to guess. And at the end, they have a 50% off day, which was what initially lured me in. Their clothing is not overpriced and I also recognize that they sell to support their school so it's part fundraiser, which I like. I have gotten items that are new with tags for a good price. They are on my calendar for spring. This one has no minimum price and I regularly get things for a few cents or $1 (like a onesie). Oh, and they provide bags, if you didn't bring one and take checks.