Habitat For Humanity-Kauai

Place is full of all sorts of bargains for home repair and replacement parts. Mostly used but some new. Good place to donate your remodel left-​overs and tear-​outs from Windows to doors.

I’m happy anytime I’m in a thrift store where I find a treasure within the first few minutes. This is a huge place, and very well organized. I was on the lookout for clothes, Hawaiian dresses. I got the most exquisite Hawaiian gown unlike any in my collection, for $ 7. Easy, friendly. The guy in front of me bought a surfboard for $ 20.

Great finds, recently updated and more organized, prices are incredibly low that you kinda feel bad at how little you spend on all your new treasures.

This is actually a thrift store and it’s AMAZING.
I kind of don’t want to review it because I want to hoard all it’s treasures for myself!
BWAH HAH HA HA HA HA (evil laugh while rubbing hands together and furrowing brow)
Ahem.
Sorry about that. I tend to get carried away. This place has so many great things. I got a washing machine (that really works!), 30 Walt Disney movies, Koa wood salad bowls and a Kelty Wanderer kid pack. All were great deals and I paid far less than I would have through craigslist or at a garage sale. You can get all kinds of things here that you wouldn’t expect. Furniture, clothes, dishes, appliances, tools, sports equipment, fixtures, hardware, and various other items for completing construction projects.
This place has it all, tucked into a ramshackle looking building with a dirt parking lot. They are cash only so be prepared to bring enough or get ready to make a mad dash for an ATM.
Just stay away from the crazy blonde lady with the munchkin cause I’m on a mission!