Goodwill Bins in Flint

"Amazing experience! A few pro tips: 1. Be prepared to spend the day or a big chunk of times. New bins are rotated slowly so come knowing if you want to find treasures you have to stick around. 2. Bring gloves! The bins are random and there’s a good chance that there’s sharp stuff inside. 3. If you want clothes - wear something you can try on over. 4. If a bin is covered - don’t touch it! Wait until the sheet is removed otherwise you will get yelled at. Stand in the circle around the bin and when the sheet is removed it’s fair game!"

"This is the first Goodwill store that I’ve seen that sells by the pound,they have floor scales at the checkout that you push your cart onto,most items are $1.49 per pound,books are 39cents per pound and I forget what glassware is per pound ,furniture is individually priced and not sold by the pound but they had end tables for $10 and couches and chairs for five to twenty dollars each.it was interesting and I got two nice outdoor lounge chair cushions that were clean and they matched,only cost me $6.00 for the pair,they cost about $40 dollars each at places like Walmart so I got a great deal and an interesting experience."

"This is a unique thrift store because it is basically made up of several large tables with items thrown on top. Nothing is organized at all so it is kind of a fun experience to go in and sort through the mess looking for treasures. Make sure to bring some disposable gloves because it’s a little mucky sometimes. Grab a cart and check out by weight instead of individual prices. I like the treasure hunt factor and it’s also cheap. I have found some very cool things here such as a brand new goose down king size luxury comforter, which was most likely upwards of $400 in a department store. I have found authentic Guess bags and tons of throw rugs and pillows. Also children’s toys and books are abundant. If you’re looking for clothing this is probably not the best place for that. Lots of home decor and craft supplies. It’s a fun experience and I would recommend for anyone who enjoys thrifting.."

"I am a local Reseller and come to this place consistency the source new inventory for my products. The major issue at this location is that this Goodwill lacks consistency and professionalism. Management is in charge of pricing items that come out in the bins. Pricing on these items are not consistent and contribute to the frequency. One day you have an item price that a certain amount items is not pricing now required to weigh. Management and works talks to customers while bins are coming out instead of pricing items this locations lacks an efficient pricing structure on heavy objects / frequently bought products they sell shoes at $1 but require you to pay weight for sport shoes like skates blades snow boots etc that don’t make sense at also along with not pricing heavy objects in bins constantly as they should which resort either overpaying an objects that on other days we will play a reasonable amount for or objects being left and resulting being trashed or recycled"