Bin Stores in Clive, Iowa

"We visited and struggled to fully understand what the actually price of things were. The clothes are a set price, even if they are in a bin. But then there was a lot of random items in bins just in piles. You have to sift through it. There are no price signs on the bin, so I guess it’s just what’s listed on the window. We went it was $7, but I found something in the bin that had a $5 price tag on it. I wasn’t sure and heard the staff complaining about some customers that just left so..."

"The love this place. I've been twice now, both times on Tuesday ($1 day). A few things I've purchased from here, all new: The Hobbit hardcover book, Guarddog figure skate guards, Target brand reed fragrance diffuser, LED willow branch lights, and houseplant stakes to name a few. It's definitely hit or miss and you do have to do some digging sometimes but that's part of the fun and no different than thrifting. Staff is also friendly."

"Meh. We went and checked it out. Wasn't really what I was expecting. It was almost like a goodwill. I wasn't 100% sure on how the bins were priced, because I didn't see how some of the items were worth $6 individually. No, I didn't try to purchase them or ask,as there wasn't anything really worth it on that side. I could see how the crates or pallets would be worth it, but we were there for little random things, not to spend $800 on a random crate. Probably wouldn't take the time to stop again."

"Most of the clothes are so scattered that you can’t find both pieces. Some interesting finds, but most stuff is overpriced and it’s all cluttered and stuff is so tangled up you can’t get it without untangling. The same stuff that’s been out has been there for 2-3 weeks. I’ve found some kids shoes and those were a great find. Other than that, kind of disappointing. Definitely think stuff should be more organized and easier to get to. Shoppers enjoy a clean and easy place to find items."

"I've gone to Where Ya Bin four times now. They are located in what was previously a Toys r Us store. I have seen as many as 144 tray table bins out, all very full of items. I was there opening day ($10 day). I have to say I was most excited that their cheapest day coincides with my day off work. I like to get more of the small stuff so I've gone twice on Thursdays when everything is $0.25. I've gotten some very very good deals. I've been very impressed with the selection and quality of items. There..."

"I really wanted to like this store because the idea sounds great, but it wasn’t what I expected. It’s a big warehouse full of random bins, and most of what I saw wasn’t worth much. We went on Sunday when everything was $5, but I didn’t see anything worth that price. There are signs saying “don’t open boxes,” but tons were already open. Honestly, you can’t blame people — most boxes don’t have pictures or English descriptions, so you have no idea what’s inside. You’ll need plenty of time because digging through the bins takes forever, and most of them..."

"Five stars! I stopped in Clive for the night while driving from Colorado to Wisconsin and happened to see a video for Where Ya Bin before bed. It looked like a treasure hunt — and it totally was! I went on a Friday when all the new items were out, and even at the highest price point, it was a blast digging through the bins. I took home about 15 items worth $35–$60 each, and there were plenty more great finds I could’ve easily grabbed too."

"I visited this store for the first time on Friday, December 26, 2026. Unfortunately, while the visit was memorable, it was for negative reasons rather than positive ones. During my visit, I observed extremely unprofessional behavior from the staff, which significantly impacted the overall shopping experience. In particular, a male employee working during the daytime, whose name I do not know, displayed rude and confrontational behavior toward customers. One of his responsibilities appeared to be returning shopping carts and organizing them for customer convenience, similar to practices at Costco. Instead of performing this task, he stood behind the counter and..."