Remarkable Cleanouts

I love this place! I spent 2 hours in there last Sunday, picked out 2 armloads of stuff and spent a grand total of $ 15! I’ll be back on Friday to look for more treasures! My new favorite store. Picture the best yardsale you’ve ever been to, now multiply that by 50. Now cut all the prices in half, now in half again. Now subtract a few bucks. Yup. It’s that great!

Eek! Methinks not ! Its typical bad business practices quoting one price, you bring the item in exactly as described and MARK offers less.

I used to really love this place because it is a true treasure trove. Love the thrill of picking through mounds and mounds of stuff. The owner and women who work upstairs are sweet and welcoming as can be. I always felt some of the prices were a little on the high side as marked, but as other reviewers said some of the prices are negotiable. Got a bad taste in my mouth when the saleswoman downstairs was ringing me up but needed to check eBay auctions before giving me a price for a few dishes. I understand this is their business and they are in it for the cash, but customers shouldn’t have to dig through piles of dishes for an hour, wait while a salesperson searches eBay, and then pay a high auction price. I think next time I’ll just search for my items on eBay. It’s much faster and probably cheaper, but I will miss the thrill of the hunt.

A very rare Five Star right out of the gate !
Grandma caught wind of this place and we sallied forth. It is in a sprawling former mill, and things are priced to MOVE ! They are like giving away big sturdy hutches, I saw one I really liked but just can’t think of a place to put it.
There are both genuine antiques here and just older stuff. We like the latter. Snooty antiques stores are not for us.
So everything we picked up, the prices were good, but then when we got to the counter he just sort of lumped it all together:
* Five used unscratched music CDs
* Two color ads from National Geographic from the 1940s.
* Apparently new 7 piece dumpling mold set
* Barely used but functional Dust Devil (hand held vacuum) with original box.
* Full set of attachments for the Dust devil
Twenty five bucks he said. He da MAN, yes he is, and we had already decided to put this place into the rotation, but that gesture bumps a four up to a Five.

Remarkable Cleanouts is amazing. If you’re a bargain hunter or enjoy thrift stores you’ve hit the mother load. This place is absolutely huge, and they have a little bit of everything. Books, furniture, china, electronics, décor pieces, rugs, jewelry. You name it, you can probably find it here, and the prices are very reasonable. It’s basically a big warehouse on two levels, definitely not your typical retail experience, but if you don’t mind picking through a bunch of stuff there are some gems to be found.

Stopped in while browsing at the Mill Shops, and the space they have is absolutely enormous. The first floor has china, some things in a couple of glass cases, probably the more pricey items from their cleanouts/​estate sales. Upstairs is really something to see: every kind of furniture you can imagine, plus more. Kind of hard to describe as it just kept going and going and going.
Since they are constantly doing cleanouts, I would imagine good things are constantly moving, so it could be a fun place to browse if you are looking for furniture. I was not looking for furniture or any household items, but had seen them on a piece that the «Chronicle» show did, and just wanted to check it out.

Had a great experience with the workers from Remarkable-​Jeff, Adrian and Wally-​three of the most hard working, professional buys i’ve i have ever met. Cleaned out the apartment right down to vacuuming. I would recommend this company.