Other recycling centres
Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) launched its pilot project, Kota Kinabalu Pusat Lestari, at the Dewan Masyarakat Kota Kinabalu here on Sunday. The Pusat Lestari would not only be a hub for skilled locals to render services like sewing, repairing of shoes, electronics, mobile devices, computers and such, the place will also be a recycling, donation and environmental awareness centre.
Calling all folks who love collecting trendy vintage items!
There's a massive thrift store in Sabah where you can find so many beautiful secondhand goods.
Located in Kinarut, roughly 20km from Kota Kinabalu, Second Hand Shop & Bundle offers an array of different products under one roof!
Their motto is 'one man's trash is another one's treasure' and it's so apt because their warehouse is a treasure trove!
Whether you're looking for clothes, furniture, or kitchenware, they have it all.
Since they sell practically everything under the sun, the price range for their items can be as cheap as RM1 but also reach up to RM1,000 or slightly more.
Second Hand Shop & Bundle sources their items from different countries. Their most recent restock last March saw a load of cute secondhand items from Japan.
https://says.com/my/lifestyle/secondhand-and-bundle-sabah