Super Sale Bin Store

Reminds me of a huge yardsale where everything is a return from some online biz & has already been (mostly) open box, a lot where the bits n pieces have become separated. It is pretty crowded & you gotta dig thru bin after bin, but there were a few fun things. If you didn't know, the price of any item changes depending on the day (I think it is as high as $15 when everything is still closer to 'organized' use that word loosely!) to the cheapest day at $1! It's not the cleanest, but if like bargain HUNTING, it can be entertaining. PROTIP: Wear a mask or gloves cause it's tight quarters and flu season is out of control.

quite a bit of trash, unfortunately. much better place if they cleaned it up once in a while.

It's as though someone bought the last little bit of stuff at every yard sale in town and brought it here. Most of the items were rummaged through and nothing was put back in an organized fashion. The bins are pretty chaotic with just a bunch of random items. It seems like Tuesday is the best deal where every one item is only $3. No exchanges or returns!

The staff were welcoming and respectful. Yes 100% wear gloves. Reminds me of the old rummage sales. There is a lot of junk however some really good finds if you're willing to take the time to actually look. The value!!!! Wow!! Found a Black Hawk fishing pole for $3, it's a $50 pole by the way. People were nice and gave space.

Junk. Absolute junk, strewn around the bins, broken, original packaging lost. It's like a giant junk store. Buyer beware, because they don't accept returns.

Although it is disorganized that it part of the fun. You dig for your treasure and can save a bunch of money. I went on $3 day and there was plenty of stuff that retails for $15-$20. I have not been on the other days but I plan to go and take friends and family.

The store price on Sat is $11 for items but the one on Ina after we found a stroller wanted $80 at the register when there was not a sign that states more for larger items. Supposed to be the price for items regardless of size I feel that is why you go for the deals and pay the higher price on a Sat instead of waiting till Mon or Tues. Was super disappointed about that.

It's a bin store. It seems like the majority of their stock comes from Amazon returns. They restock on thursday so the best day for finding decent stuff is going to be a friday - which is the most expensive day at $15/item. Wednesday is the cheapest day - but it also means that everything has been rifled through, taken out of it's boxes, possibly broken, etc. Definitley bring gloves. Reiterating.. it's a bin store.. it's going to be janky.Fri/Sat/Sun are probably the best days to go with things becoming less quality the further you get from Thursday. I've been there a few times. There was an older guy there that was decent. It seems like he's gone and there's a younger guy now who's an asshole. I got a rug from one of the bins - it should have been $11 but when I got to the register he told me it was $25. He also snapped at me for having a tote bag.. which - many folks coming in - had some sort of bag.. said I should leave it at the counter - was he going to be responsible for my items being stolen? No thanks. I will probably end up going back but I definitley won't get too attached to anything cause if he jacks me around at the register again I'm just gonna walk out.

You have to know prices and take pictures through the Amazon app so you can see prices. I purchased some steak knives, and they were pricy online but paid 11.00 for them, also purchased some baby items that were originally 35.00-95.00 and paid 11.00 each. you have to be patient and really look at what you are doing, and you can get good deals. My favorite was my lunch bag, on Amazon it was 35.00 and got it for 11.00...please do wear gloves because the bins get really dirty and gross. The Service was pretty good, value can be good, selection not so much, you get what you get.

Such garbage. Save your time and money. Bring gloves if you go. Tons of broken merchandise to sift through.