Goodwill Wearhouse

We were thrifting and decided to stop by. There is plenty of parking. The place is a medium size warehouse. There's a lot of Bends but it seemed like it was all the left overs. We did find a suitcase and a shirt. This place was okay pending on what you're looking for. Overall okay experience but you probably won't leave with tons of things.

This is the lone bins here in Omaha. It can be fun to look through the items but for sure suggest wearing gloves. It's nice to find some stuff and pay by the pound - I got a vintage husker sweater for barely anything. It's really only worth it though if you can spend a few hours here as they change the bins only every so often.

Any thrift store is a hit or miss. This visit was a miss but that just means we will be back. Our main reason we went was for the good bytes. Very cool stuff for my computer nerd son. He was excited and now is going back to start some projects.The ware house part is very interesting. You pay per pound. This is a warning. When searching for stuff be careful. Watch out for sharp objects but really watch out for what you find in pockets. While looking through a purse, I found a used tampon applicator. Gross! This purse was very used. Also still had personal pictures inside. Used hand sanitizer after leaving.

If you suffer from any kind of social or general anxiety - this isn't the shopping experience for you. Trust me on this.Every few years or so I cycle through a "let's give this place another chance", and every few years I find myself in deep regret.I stopped into the Goodwill warehouse last week during my lunch break. Parking was a nightmare. There was literally one spot available and three cars waiting for it. I parked much further down the lot (not even in front of Goodwill) and headed inside.Nothing could prepare me for the complete and utter chaos going on inside.Kids screaming and running all over. One kid riding a scooter with a chain attached to it that another was pulling. A general feeling a ickyness in the air. People flinging stuff from the bins with such a fervor that I was almost mesmerized.I took a few steps further inside. Debated about getting a cart or not and decided against in. Peeked inside the first bin. VHS tapes, ripped books, and broken glass. Fun times. Tried to look into the next bin and was nearly mowed down by a lady stepping in front of me and pushing her cart in my way.I kept walking, glancing in all of the bins as I walked around. I didn't see anything worth my while. I glanced into the overflowing carts people had parked in the middle of the aisles, and even then didn't see much. I found the entire Paw Patrol crew in Beanie Boo form in one of the bins, and considered grabbing them for my boys, but I was getting nauseous by that point. My anxiety just can't cope. I love thrift stores. I love Goodwill. I just can't love "the bins".

This is the end of the line. If you go here you can buy by the pound. there are bins upon bins of goodies that have been overlooked at the other Goodwill locations.This location employs a lot of folks and for good reason. There is a LOT of stuff. Many items are bulk sold or shipped to other countries. Remember when the LA Kings won the SuperBowl? Those shirts would end up here, baled, and sold.The staff is really great and if given the right compensation, I would have jumped at the chance

This is Goodwill's location for their computer and video game junk. Need some useless Wii accessories? Head here. How about a broken laptop from the mid '90s? Well, they have those too. Yes, most of it is indeed just junk. But every once in a while, you might find something you deem useful or valuable. I'm kind of geeking out over old video game gear at the moment and am hoping to find some gems from the NES all the way up to the Sega Dreamcast. No dice on this visit, but I'll be popping into GoodBytes from time to time in hopes of finding something that fits my fancy.

As far as Goodwills go, this one seemed to be stocked with reject merchandise slated for the dumpsters. It also felt like some kind of reality show competition as shoppers yelled and shoved one another. If you're looking for some kind of 'special find' this is definitely not the place.But if you're an adventure-seeker there's no shortage of thrills to be had.Will I cut my hands on the kitchen knives included haphazardly in the bins? Will I be charged $20 for an old suitcase because it's heavy? Will the grime wash off my hands? If you're into things that even Goodwill doesn't deem acceptable to assign a value to individually, then by all means, this is the place for you.

I'm an avid thrifter. This place has become my newest addiction lol.I usually look for anything I can buy and resell, or deals for myself, family or friends. Most people who have never been here have a perception that it's straight up dumpster diving and it's not. Lol. I've actually don't that before and it's nothing close. Although it is a little more intense thrifting than those quiet little Mom and pop shops. I've found some of my best deals here simply because their system. Everything goes by weight. So on some items it may not be that good of a deal, but mostly it works out in your favor. I come up on something every time I hit the bins.

I have not had any good luck at Goodwill. They color coordinate their clothing items,but for used,I might as well by new.Now,the Family Thrift Center at 18th & O street I just love! The prices are low,low,low.They also have good,quality name brand clothing.Panties start at like. $.25(a quarter)-$.45, I bought bra & panties,mini skirt & top for under $2.00,& they weren't on sale.That was the everyday price.

This place is for the EXTREME bargain hunter. Clearance warehouse is the very last stop for items.Items are placed in large table bins all mixed up in rows. The rows are marked and roped off somehow so that only certain rows can be shopped at one time. Then all of a sudden they call out the row that's open and it is a mad dash to that new row with fresh items of bargains. Some items I must say were junk! But some could have been quite valuable if I weren't flying on a plane with no room in the luggage for breakables ect. I could have scored some vintage antique cups and 150 year old books but who wants to carry that throughout an airport? Great experience and time killer!