Having worked at a Goodwill, I can tell you that not all are created equal. The biggest issue this deals with is often the price points, and even some of the items that make it to the shop floor, and all independently sticker price tags depend on the store manager. The store I worked at (I won't name locations or names for obvious reasons) had a manager that would frequently instruct the clerks to mark items at her discretion. Some days, items would be marked at retail price, or in some cases higher, while other days she would instruct that items ("hot ticket" ones) be shelved in the back "until further notice." I have seen this type of managerial behavior in some of the GWs in my surrounding area, and by the same token the complete opposite in others. My advice is to just be aware of the retail price of the item you're considering purchasing in Goodwill. If you know it to be a good deal, grab it, but don't assume that just because it is in a thrift store that it is automatically a good deal, financially speaking. Otherwise, everything Kathryn noted in this video is VERY accurate! Great video and great tips!

When that Goodwill in Matthews opened - I tricked my husband who doesn't "do thrift stores" into checking it out with me. I pretended I didn't know what Goodwill was - he'd never been in one. He fell in love with the savings and now we too have found lots of really fun bargains there. Thanks for sharing.

Bring clothes to the window to check for stains in natural light.

@GooglyMcDoubleface

5 жыл бұрын

That is true. Thrift book I read about that. I just need to know exactly what books might make selling.

"That elephant that I lovingly named Paco was $1.99" --- PRICELESS! :D

I love the Goodwill so much but haven't been since before Thanksgiving! A travesty. Looks like a trip there is in my future :) I always love seeing your finds and how you use them in your home so thanks for sharing!

We went to Goodwill on Saturday for 50% off and did very well. Not long ago I found a genuine Dooney & Burke that was brand new (or barely used) and got it for $20. Retail is upwards of $150. I have also found a real Coach bag and a Hampton Inn duvet cover for $12 which retails for $250. Goodwill shopping takes patience and time. I love the thrill of the hunt. My 17 year old daughter is a pro as well.

@juliekmunden

7 жыл бұрын

soul_of_a_hippie I got my first Burberry purse and wallet brand new at GW for $17 and a real Coach bag for $12.99. I've searched and searched for these and finally found in 2 different states and locations.

@GooglyMcDoubleface

5 жыл бұрын

+HeidiCara thanks for the tip. You're smart person. If you can find the items good for you.

Awesome video! My Goodwill tip is as you shop and something catches your eye- grab it right away because it might not be there even a few minutes later! At the end of my shopping trip before checkout, I do an assessment of if I really need/want/love it then. Love your videos!

@DoItOnaDime

10 жыл бұрын

YES! Fabulous tip! I've totally been caught in that awkward walk away, then wish I picked it up as someone else does! Doh!

@JoseCruz-wl5gr

8 жыл бұрын

tring to find pokemon gameboy games can you help me or give me a tip

@JoseCruz-wl5gr

8 жыл бұрын

tring to find pokemon gameboy games can you help me or give me a tip

@alexa-fx2fb

8 жыл бұрын

So true! You find things you can't find anywhere else

@lindalopez2826

7 жыл бұрын

Jose cruz you can check your nearest pawn store, craigslist or gamestop.

I loved your video! I'm a new subscriber (as of today) :) I too love the Goodwill & pride myself on being a great bargain shopper. My Goodwill tip is that I find the most deals on a Sunday or Monday. People having Garage Sales tend to pack up the things that didn't sell and drop them off at the Goodwill, after they are sorted and priced they usual all make their way to the floor by Sunday or Monday. Just a little FYI

Sundays and Mondays are the BEST days, and mid morning time, gives workers time to put new stuff out, and it is not picked over through other customers. Its also good to go often and make friends with the workers, if you ask them to keep a eye out they normally will hold it in back! Btw I am IN LOVE with you channel! I am currently a full time mom student and work so budget budget budget is all I do!

@juliekmunden

7 жыл бұрын

shelby morgan , good point! I love Sunday shopping at my local GW.

My Goodwill has a "frequent flyer" card (points card/free to have) and for every dollar spent you get 1 point. Discounts when you reach a certain number. I love it.

@monniemoro

6 жыл бұрын

Island Chick They have discontinued that at many stores.

I found your channel a few weeks ago and literally sat down and watched every single video in the first sitting..lol Love your videos girl. Look forward to each new one. You have totally inspired me to start redoing areas of my home.

I'd love to see you do a video with Salvation Army Thrift Store shopping tips. Thanks!

Love your enthusiasm and your tips. I was feeling a little down today because winter is coming on (got our first snow here in Michigan yesterday) and no more yard sales 'til Spring. But, you gave me a lot of ideas on things I can do and places I can get thrifty items from. I watched the first video about the mirrors from The Dollar Tree, went on to kitchen items and another one about tips you use around the house. I think I'm addicted to your videos! LOL. You not only cheered me up, but also gave me some great ideas! I've subscribed to your channel, so can't wait to see more! Thanks for saving me from the winter blues!

Awesome video, Kathryn...as always! Such informative content!

I love thrift store shopping. I have a GW in my hometown and can find some great deals some times, but there is another store about an hour and a half away from me that I absolutely love! Whenever we are in that town, I ask my husband to take me. We find the most amazing things for DIRT CHEAP prices! I love it!! But since the one in my hometown is on the pricier side, I tend to shop more at a Catholic store which has some amazing items for pennies on the dollar! You are absolutely right, though, it is definitely all about taking time to really look for great deals, know retail value to compare prices, and be willing to overlook a little "yuck" to make an amazing find! :) Love your videos!!!!

I do the same. The two Goodwills I shop at are in a University town. Great finds here, because people move in and out every semester and donate a lot of things they can't or don't want to take with them. I've found great signed prints of real collectible art work, all kinds of baby furniture, clothes, strollers (for my daughter and niece's kids), a set of very nice china, shelving, LOTS of organizing stuff, etc. I rarely have to buy new. I can make a list and peruse the GW store about twice a week and, if I need anything, I can usually find it within a few months. Why buy new, when you can recycle and save the earth and money!

I love digging through the boxes of silverware. I have found really nice real silver serving pieces and different forks and spoons. I like to set the table with different styles of silverware. I love your tips and hauls.

You are really on your game lately, Kathryn! Always makes me smile to see your cheerful face. Thanks for all the great tips.

Loved this! I really liked how you took us with you and showed us what you would buy and your tips to score good items. Goodwill really is a hit or miss on every trip and so takes a couple times to find good things. I have been wanting to hit up ours for awhile now and you just made me want to go even more :) Thanks for the tips!

I get irritated in our store because of pickers. They come in and grab the best stuff leaving the crud for people who really need to shop there. I would also like to suggest searching for a Habitat for humanity Re-Store near you. I have found some great things in there. Places like country clubs donate almost new furniture when they redecorate. Last month our area store had five great sofas and fifty small table and chair sets, along with dozens of light fixtures and lamps donated from a golf club. Habitat is a great charity.

@SamoJeanne

9 жыл бұрын

Hey the early bird gets the worm. If you don't want the pickers to grab all the good stuff before you then find out your goodwill's restock times and go then. (:

@IMChrysalis

6 жыл бұрын

I love the Habitat Re-store... but they only opened it recently, and they don't carry a lot of the small stuff I go to Goodwill for. I didn't know such things as Goodwill Outlets existed but I found one in my area, where clothes, baskets and household items and so on are sold by the pound... all the things that didn't sell in the store. As someone who once was among the homeless, I have a sincere appreciation for Goodwill, especially that outlet. All luggage there was $1...nice. Then I finally found a place to get off the street. My bed was free, courtesy of my church, and at Goodwill I bought linens and a brand new white quilted summer bedspread for a little over $2, with the tags still on it. I bought some lovely and useful wooden bowls, a set of three for $2... all those kind of things. Occasionally the Outlet also has furniture: the camel-back loveseat that is in my living room now only cost me $2.17... yep, two dollars and tax, and about $4 for the fabric to slip-cover it. I'm on a fixed income and needed to furnish my apartment. This fit the bill, beautifully. The most expensive piece of furniture I bought there was a dining table and four chairs for $25. I have since replaced the table with a larger one, to entertain, but I'm still using the chairs, six years later. Kathryn is absolutely right, if you know what to look for you can find some amazing deals. But it does take time...

@debbiemalina

6 жыл бұрын

Betty Lou Dockens goodwill has hiked some of their prices so high on things that ever the needy couldn’t afford it .and a resellers money is just as good as anyone else’s money ! I think I find stuff that most people wouldn’t buy .

@colleencurnew9488

6 жыл бұрын

Betty Lou Dockens Are you mad because they got to it before you SMH

Awesome tips! I use to shop at resale and Goodwill stores all of the time and just recently jumped back into bargain shopping. Thanks for pointing out the fact that it takes several trips to find the "gems". Its all in the hunt! Happy shopping! BTW, I'm a new subscriber...you have so much energy! I love it!

DIOaD: I've been shopping at the Goodwill for over 40 yrs now...from when we were poor, military newly weds until now...when the kids are grown and out on their own and we have a grandkid to spend all of our money on! (Yeah. Right! LOL). I encourage our grandson to read, read, read...and with that in mind, I buy a lot of his books at the GW. The book you discarded because some other kid had colored on it? If there were only a few pages messed up, then I would've bought the book, brought it home, and tried to remove the color marks with a paper towel and window cleaner. Or whatever else is under the sink. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. If it doesn't, then into my donation pile it goes. However, I've been able to salvage books with a little cleaner and elbow grease many, many times. Another tip: you don't know if the kid was snotty-nosed or not...so each and EVERY book goes through a complete cleaning with hot water and Dawn before I allow H-man to even touch his new book(s). Yes, I've declared war against cooties -- it's just the way I am (a little OCD, are we???). I just wanted to pass on this little tip -- if it's an expensive book, the it's worth the time and effort to try to save it for your child! See y'all at the Goodwill! ;-D

I won't say where I live either. BUT GOODWILL here where I live we have 2 locations. They are horrible. They mark up items high. Like a Wal-Mart or target. They do keep the good things that the more wealthy people drop off for themselves. It's so obvious. Honestly, the managers and assistant Managers get the good things for themselves or someone else they know. And the drop actual junk off from their homes or their families homes to replace the inventory. They do hire Disabled people. It's just sad. My home state was hit very hard when the recession hit back in 08-2010. In between there. We have not recovered. Our jobs left. Men that have their degrees can't get a job that is their trade. They are told to go back to school and get another degree in another area. Just so they can have that piece of paper!!! We, as a state and my family struggle on a daily basis. But I love Kathryn and her videos and tips. I wish we had a habitat for humanity resale store here locally. Ours is about 2 hours away on a good day. God is great though, He is my foundation and my life. I lived your sign above the piano. ''AMAZING GRACE, HOW SWEET THE SOUND!'' IM GONNA MAKE ME A SIGN WITH THOSE WORDS ON IT. Garage sales are great places to find so nice things. Some flea markets. We have about 6 of those here (flea markets)....

I love these tips. You can't beat Goodwill for some great bargains. Going in with a list is a good idea! The pop-up book you found for Carson is so cute. They were my son's favorite type of books when he was a little boy:)

I watched this video b4. So I went to the goodwill and bought a small wood tray for my living room remotes. It was hand painted with Ocean scenery!! It fit in PERFECT with the lr's theme: NAUTICAL. THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT IDEA!!

Great info. Love your enthusiasm and energy. You also have great taste and I like your decorating style. Keep up the good work!

I love your thoughtful, fun, charming, very helpful videos! Thanks a bunch!

Hi Kathryn, I love your videos & tips, housework has become my favorite new hobby because I can't wait to try out the ideas you give. The organizing tips are priceless, we live in a very small apartment and there's 4 of us. Keeping everything clean & organized is the only thing keeping my family from becoming cannibals. I have a couple great Goodwill tips. Large items like furniture are often dropped off on Saturday and they get checked in & put on the floor by Monday. So early in the week is a good time for those + they might mark things down that have been there too long to make room. Similar items don't always stay together so you might have to search. Also, if you're resourceful with tools, paint, or sewing, don't hesitate to ask for a mark-down on something damaged, broken or torn. You might be repurposing a nightstand and not care if the finish is damaged or the drawer pulls are gone. But the manager might knock a few bucks off if s/he thinks it might be the only way to move it.

Thank you so much for the tips 👍👍

I love thrift store shopping, I, too have lots of baskets from there, I actually need some more, also picture frames, one tip I would give is for clothing, always check that zips or press studs and so-on work, if you are not handy and cannot replace them, you need them to work already. Great video, inspiring aswell.

I will be looking for a shoe organizer to get some vertical storage in my closet by the front door. Also loved the pull out baskets for ball caps!

Shop early in the week. Mondays seem to have the best selection at my Goodwill. I have scored some awesome finds including $120 jeans for $8, and many brand new items such as Threshold shelves from Target still on the box. Some of the more affluent Goodwills in my area seem to have cheaper stuff so I like the Goidwills in the newer areas if town best.

I found really good china at value village. It has a gold border with a rose decor on it, and it was made in East Germany! We researched the manufacturer and as it turns out that this particular set is at least 20 years old! There is some wear on the gold border, but it is not that bad. It came with over 20 pieces. I only paid 40 for it with a 30% off coupon!

This is full of great tips!! I also liked how you took us along with you. My goodwill is full of Trash!

LOVE LOVE LOVE your goodwill videos!, They inspire me to go on the"Hunt" Thanks!

Absolutely love the leaf plate and Paco

Goodwill is NOT a charity and so the only *blessing* received is the thrill of getting a good deal. The Goodwills in our area are fairly pricey so it's hard to score! Love your videos!

@remhenshaw4313

6 жыл бұрын

Jane Doe well it is a non profit that's why they dont charge you sales tax and I would know since I worked there.

@Kcjm1134

6 жыл бұрын

Goodwill sux!!!

I love your videos!!! I'm obsessed now and I love how down to earth you are. I also am a huge GoodWill shopper!

I love this lady!!! I love love love her ideas.

need to get to goodwill soon, thanks for all the tricks and tips!!!

Every one of your videos is like an encyclopedia! Thank you SO much for sharing.

Love your videos & tips so much. My Goodwill has a clearance section. Found many awesome things there. Every week they do the color of the week that is 50% off. They also do clearance of housewares, decor items etc, usually those items were the 50% off color the week before & I've found at least at my store anyway, that if you're brave enough to ask, the employees will usually tell you the next weeks color/50% off if you just ask. They also do 50% off storewide i think every month for one day only. If its not once a month, its every couple of months. Hope this helps someone get some awesome deals!! Love my Goodwill!!!

Love your energy! Thanks for the good tips.

I'm a teacher, and always find really great alphabet puzzles, educational games, and hard cover books at the goodwill. I've also found some pretty cool stuff for my house too. No luck yet with good clothes finds. Love this video.

I love your style Chica!!! God bless you & your awesome family. Please share where you got your awesome wall shelves. I love the quality. Excellent taste!!!!

I just found you today. I love all you tips. For Good Will and the Dollar Tree. Your organizing is great' f

Your goodwill videos are the best!!!!! Love love love these!!!

I loved the little pink plates you were showing at Goodwill in the shopping part of your video :) I wish I could have scored those; They would be great for storing jewelry like rings

thanks for your tips, love your laundry basket that was a good deal

Fab vid with excellent tips. I love to pop in, never know what I'll find. Last month I got a fab little bookshelf for $8, perfect for storing my craft stuff, and yesterday I got two bedside tables, for $6 each. I missed out on identical ones in an eBay auction that sold for $30! TFS

I love goodwill, I once found a Prada dress for $10 in the nightgown section...I sold it for $150. Seriously...who drops this stuff.

@remhenshaw4313

6 жыл бұрын

Margo Gadet at the goodwill I worked at (in San diego) we frequently found Prada, Gucci, Michael Kors, and Dooney & Burke items on a regularly basis.

@GooglyMcDoubleface

5 жыл бұрын

I might do a spreadsheet on all videos. How about books?

@GooglyMcDoubleface

5 жыл бұрын

Gucci and Michael Kors I know about. The other ones interesting and how about no tags on certain items. The bar codes because of Amazon. If I can figure it out I can make a fortune.

Great video!! Thanks for the tips!

Don't discount the Clockwork Orange Framed Poster, they pull a good price on Ebay. Some of the weird stuff that you would never want, some people want it and that stuff has brought me some good money on Ebay. I like Goodwill, but the Goodwill here by me is expensive for a thrift store. Some of the no name thrifts here are better.

This is such a helpful video! I just discovered Goodwill in my town and plan on using these tips to help me shop. Thank you.

I work at the goodwill. I saved so much in redesigning my apartment and the kids room.

I'm a thrifter so I really enjoyed your tips!

Great video! Love the GW here too. We have found several in our area, some in very affluent neighborhoods, some in middle class. You still have to look, know your brands and have a list! Scored a brand new Vera Bradly myself and love it.

Two days ago I went to donate from decluttering and thought I would check out the store. I found a Vornado fan a little smaller than the one I paid over $100 for. The knob was broken so it was priced at $3.15. Tested in store and it works great! I emailed the fan company and they're mailing me a replacement knob for free! So amazing all around! Love your videos!!

Ok, you're just awesome! There's definitely an art to Goodwill shopping...I'm trying...but you are a pro! Thanks for the tips...I'm gonna keep trying ;)

you won't find stuff for those prices at my Good Will, the elephant, and cheese plate, would have cost you about $30.00 if not more :(.......... they are going on eBay and seeing what their stuff is selling for, and pricing it according to eBay and Amazon.

@kemi.a.2000

6 жыл бұрын

Van Revis where are you? What state?

@deannaglova9528

6 жыл бұрын

Yep that’s what’s going on here where I am from.

@sheilasymons3210

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, goodwill is not cheap!

So many good ideas. I love Goodwill and The Salvation Army. I just found an amazing coffee table. It is a big square with storage, you know for those times when someone decides to stop by, just lift the lid and slide it in. I saw a similar used table online for $125. I paid $50 and they even helped load it in my car!

Great tips! I would also recommend bringing some hand sanitizer and even a small pack of baby wipes. Things can be gross. When buying board games or games with parts I cheat and use my car keys to open the taped up box and make sure all the parts are there. I have before got home and not all the parts were in the box. So always good to check.

@IMChrysalis

6 жыл бұрын

I actually ask the cashier or worker at the store to open the boxes. If they don't check to see if all the parts are there, I don't check to see if I have change to buy it!

Buy awesome goodwill baskets when you see them, I like to stash them so I can fill them up for last minute gift baskets, no one hates a great gift basket

@jennifercaldwell533

6 жыл бұрын

ShopBeautyMania The Christmas before last, i made about 8 gift baskets, all with items I bought at GW and other thrift stores. I thought they were beautiful, but none sold. I tried CL and Offer Up with zero luck. I ended up giving them away as gifts to friends, which was nice but not my original plan, lol. I wish I could show you (a fellow gift basket gal) my pics of them for your opinion and maybe advice.

Yeah, I have been a thrift shop shopper ever since college. I go to GoodWill mainly only b/c their hours are better than the other thrift shops and I have a 9-5. Our GoodWill stores are way overpriced for merch that they get for free, and often you can the new item @ Target or WalMart new for less.

I really love your videos! They are very useful. Keep up the good work!

I am a GW addict! Last year some of my highlights... a brand-new looking dresser for $19.99, a microwave for $6.99, $3.99 for a crockpot and lots of great exercises equipment…$39.99 for a Schwinn Airdyne bike! Total crap-shoot when shopping thrifty---some days I'm in and out in less than 15 minutes. I gather things up and then go sit in a corner by the books and think if I really need an item or see if it's something I could sell on ebay. I used to live in close proximity to three Goodwills and all were pretty good.

Thanks, I have been a Goodwill shopper for over 20 years and raised two children with new and hand - me - downs. Just a funny quick story. My son told me he did not want any more Tommy Hilfiger as he had outgrown that brand, I asked him what was his designer of choice and he said Eddie Bauer, I said, "I know him personally" . Again, thank you for sharing your video, and God Bless

I really like your creativity! You seems to be god gifted.

I really enjoyed your video. Great advise. I'll put it to use.

What an awesome and inspiring video. Heading to gw tomorrow. And that hamper is a slamming great find :)

Amazing Tips and great finds! Love how you decorate; I plan on doing the same when I buy a house :)

Have you ever been to the Bins in Seattle? (Its official name is the Goodwill Outlet Store, but nearly everyone calls it "the Bins" because everything comes into the sales area in huge plastic bins.) It's the last stop for items that didn't sell at other Goodwill stores in the area, and everything is ubercheap. You literally have to do some digging, but we've found amazing stuff at the Bins.

You are so clever and talented. You should do a segment for a T.V. show. I love Goodwill. Thanks so much for your tips. Thanks again!

Wow - "shop the previous season" is excellent advice. Utilize your "gift" or extra closet and get great stuff that feels "old" right now but will be awesome in 9 months! Great!

I got an amazing Torero poster worth 1 k USD professionally framed for 15 bucks! This thing is authentic from the 60s! Love it. Thanks for the basket and timing suggestion.

Thank you for the tips! I'm an avid Goodwill shopper and will put your tips to use.

Thank I am going Goodwill shopping! My sister has told me how good this one Goodwill by her house is. So that is where I am going tomorrow ! Thsnks!

Always look through the new good items, they are the most common everyday necessities. All goodwill stores have sales like the nifty buck fifty sale, make sure to go to goodwill the last Tuesday of the month. My store on Monday has a sale of 15% off for active military members with ID.

The Goodwill stores here usually do not put out holiday items right after they are donated. They hold them till the next year's holiday and put them out before the next holiday then after they might discount them if that color of tag is on sale for the week.

I have found some nice tops at my local Goodwill but your Goodwill looks soooo nice. My Goodwill has nowhere near as much stuff nor is it as organized.

this is a great video. how anybody could ever give it a thumbs down is Beyond me. I have used many of your ideas already and I just started watching you about a month ago. I really like the rolled up scarf idea. keep these coming I enjoyed them so much and thank you

Love love love your videos! No goodwill in my city. :-(

Great tips, love & needed your expertise. Looking forward to doing some "on a dime" shopping

Goodwills here in Las Vegas aren't that great, some of the goodwills here overprice their items. Savers is a much better store and it is so clean and organized. Love your videos!!

@retrobebop61

6 жыл бұрын

Leslie Floyd Savers can be really expensive. I can go to Ross and buy a brand new shirt for the price Savers charged on a damaged shirt. I do like Savers and have found some cool stuff. But you have to watch and know prices.

Love your tips. Your the best!

Thanks. This was very helpful. I'm going to go and look for a Vera Bradley bag

Great video. Can't wait to go to Goodwill:)

Love the fingerprint project - so sweet!

Last week I went into Good will in the next town over, and its not in a rich neighborhood or county even, BUT I love that one ( I have several I shop at ) I bought 2 matching Bath and Body works soap dispensers or what ever they are called for 0.49 Cent's each! no joke, Then I got home to discover they matched the 3 wick candle holders my husband bought me 2 years ago for my Birthday or Christmas ( Both is in December 3 weeks apart so I forget which it was for, often he buys me stuff for both ) I got a Michael Kors dress, a Maggie London dress and a Express Blouse at this one with tags still on, I gave less than $10.00 for all 3 items! The one in Cookeville I shop at I often find things with tags still on them from Target, Cookeville doesn't have a Target, but they get a lot of new items from there! Then the one at Manchester that I shop at always has Pottery Barn items still in the box and its like $1.99 or $2.99 for those items, never over $2.99 and the prices on the boxes are WAY more than $30.00! I love Good Will, and most any thrift store. Last week I got a discount card thing, you get points for ever so much you spend, then you get 500 points for just getting the rewards card, does your Good Will have that ? I'm not sure how it works as they really didn't explain it to me ? If you know Please share the details with me LOL. Thanks for Sharing! XOXO Denise

I just scored some good stuff from my goodwill today. I got hiking boots, a trendy blue purse, matching pumps, and a pair of sterling silver hoop earrings. I've bean looking for a good pair of hoops for a while too. $1.49 brand new! I have also learned that if the garment is more than an inch too big not to get it: unless you're a wiz at the sewing machine.

Love your advice on the good will I always tell my daughter that. Lol

honestly, for a store that gets ALL their stuff for free they are pretty overpriced. i can find brand new items in stores for cheaper... example i found a skirt in goodwill with the original tag from macys that said 7.48 and goodwill price was 12.99.... yeah unless its a warehouse with 89cents a pound its not worth it

@Fstop313

4 жыл бұрын

That definitely happens way too often.

Have you ever been to a goodwill outlet? We have two my Sacramento and it's crazy! They sell things by the pound!

OMG!!! I love it!!! Thanks!!!!

Great video, thank you!!

So many great tips! :)

Great video and tips!!

Sadly, I have a ritzier goodwill and it is horrible. The prices you are getting are amazing, our Goodwill is INCREDIBLY overpriced, a lot of the items there you can go across the mall into Target and find for the same price, new. That cup you got would not have gone for less than $3.99. Baskets are $7.99 and up. Frames are $5 and up. No furniture is less than $20, no matter how beat up it is. I am jealous of the 99 cent rack for clothes, we do not have that, they just say, for example, Wednesday is blue tag day and those items with blue tags are 25% off. :(

@briannabeauty9494

4 жыл бұрын

gogglespisano24 thats so sad I would feel terrible if I was the manager

I found this really pretty small jewelry box with a carousel horse tile on top for $1.99.. It was still in great condition, but the inside was lined with this sort of felt material which was covered in fuzzies.. But it was easy to just take a rolled piece of tape and use it like a lint roller. I think it's my favourite non-clothing item I've ever found c:

I am getting addicted to your videos!