The Salvation Army

This store is now CLOSED. Not too surprising.

I don’t know about the clothes, but the furniture here is a joke and most certainly not for the poor people! $ 100 for a basic desk with no drawers or shelves? $ 150 for a scuffed up dresser? Seriously?! I came here looking for second hand furniture because I didn’t want to pay those kind of prices in the first place! With enough other places around here to shop, I won’t be back.

My mom, a thrift store enthusiast, occasionally drags me here. I’d say that even for a seasoned thrift shopper, it can be a bit … icky. The store smells quite musky, and none of the stuff seems super clean. I found a very cute mug here once but recoiled in horror at the sight of the numerous (mostly) dead bugs inside.
We usually wash whatever we buy at least twice. There are a few finds, they’ve got a pretty huge selection of clothing, and it’s definitely affordable, but I’d say that unless this place was down the road from your house (like it is for mom), you’d be better off visiting the Goodwill, where they wash items before putting them for sale.
That being said, the occasionally vintage purse or leather jacket has me coming back here when I’m in town with time to kill. But I’m a sucker like that.