Goodwill Outlets & Bins in Missouri

• They always have a lot to look through but you have to be willing to get your hands in there. Sometimes the treasures are buried at the bottom. That said, they keep the place clean, no matter how busy they are. And although the bins seem chaotic, there are definitely specific sections, such as books, shoes, glass, seasonal and then the rest. So take your time because you never know what you might find!!

• If you've ever wanted to experience what being a raccoon is like, this is the place for you. I found a set of broken walkie-talkies for 83 cents. Just watch out for broken glass! Bring gloves and some hand sanitizer because you're going to rummage through some of the filthies junk you've ever smelt.

• Best place to find hidden gems and more. I try to visit at least once every few months. I haven't purchased any new clothes for my 8-year old in years. I myself have found great work clothes as well. And, let's face it: when you can buy decent clothing for literal PENNIES, it feels pretty good! Bring gloves, hand sanitizer, and be ready to dig through the bins. It's worth it!

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• Great prices and somewhat great selection. The sad or negative side is you have to fight the established mafia whom camp there all day putting the "good stuff" aside in shopping carts and then covering them with bed sheets (this is why is difficult to find available carts). Employees know about that but they just don't care, they are busy doing their job pulling stuff from and to the warehouse in a timely manner. No complaints about them whatsoever.

• Love the deals here. Pay by the pound and get alot for so little $ is great. Its also kinda fun too.. but its easy to spend an entire day there going through all the bins. Be sure you have set yourself time to spend there so as you can explore to your hearts content. I highly recommend, but... heads up : weekends can pretty intense at times. .. my advice be respectful but not easy to be pushed around some take this thrifting very serious. It's really not that deep. Have fun !!

• Can't actually go in because they don't even allow infants and I have a breastfed baby who can't take a bottle due to an oral issue. I sort of get not being able to take my toddler (although not ideal), but my infant who doesn't do anything is a big issue. So if you have ANY children under 14, there are better thrift stores with he sales that can make prices comparable. Go to those.

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• It's rows and rows of purely random unsorted 2nd hand things for pocket change (most of it) - so bring protective gloves (or they sell latex gloves for $2 currently) and be mentally prepared to dive into something like a chaotic flea market. The clothes are in one set of rows, all else is in a separate set, furniture is in its own corner and separately priced.

• Update: Staff has gone above and beyond to make sure things are better in these regards. The line is a mockery. There's about ten to twenty "regulars" who walk right past every person in line to the front door. One guy lights a blunt while he stands in line right outside the door every day. Literally three feet from the front door, after bypassing the line, smoking weed. Every. single. day. Kids in line with their parents asking "What is that smell?" No problem with weed, but just a few months ago the goodwill staff at least tried to stop people cutting in line. Eventually a fight will break out, someone will get hurt, and whichever lawyer sues Goodwill Stores Inc will find this review and use it to suggest that devoting one single goodwill worker to tell folks to put out their blunts within 25 feet of the door and stand in line was not too great of a burden for goodwill. Dangerous and reckless and annoying, considering six months ago they didnt allow line cutting.

• If you're looking for like, great bargain shopping it's a perfect place. Getting there at open has very Black Friday feel to it because of the mad dash the people make. But you don't have to do it that way to get good items. A pair of gloves is recommended but they do have gloves for sale for like $2. It's a fun experience. I go for discount fabrics to use for projects. Don't expect a department store like experience though, it's very much a fend for yourself type of place. Everything is priced by the pound.

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