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Complete and total waste of time. Very difficult to get to, although that is not their fault. The road is under construction making the businesses hard to get to. The store is nice and very large. They had mostly clothing, a fair bit of furniture and a small amount of housewares, toys and misc. But the prices were ridiculously high. I saw a kitchen gadet that was not new but it had its box, the had our marked over $29 but it was obviously from Walmart and the retail price was printed on the box was $14.98. Men's shirts averaged $7.99 for worn to very worn looking. Some nicer condition items were $9 - $10. Non name brand jeans for women were $10.99 and up. Badly worn couches for over $300 a stained mattress for $249. What's worse is everything in the place was donated it was all free to them. I've never been to A Salvation Army store that has such ridiculous prices. Whoever is responsible for setting the prices right doesn't know or doesn't care that it's supposed to be a thrift store.

This store is so very clean neat organized. I shop here often.

Good for furniture, but that's about it.

This is one of my normal stops. Selection changes frequently. Great selection of furniture with good prices. I only shop for furniture, boys clothes, housewares, and toys. Never looked at other sections.

Getting more organized, and more expensive also. Thurs. is a big sale day. You can find good bargains then...

The last few times I've been to this store, there have been empty shelves & not as much merchandise as on previous visits. The furniture is usually esp. good at this store.

I don't shop here anymore because they staple the price tags directly to the fabric of the clothing. They ruin the items by not tagging more carefully. I would never donate my clothing to them to ruin.

You must di, but there are some great deals that rival Good will prices