Goodwill Bins in Bridgeton

"This was a great experience. We arrived at 10:30A, half an hour after it opened. No shopping carts were available, so my husband followed a shopper to their car, helped the lady load a couple of chairs and came back with the cart. Furniture was very affordable, with the highest price at $6. This bin store didn't restock bins as I had seen others. They are closed from 1P to 3P, presumably to switch out the bins. We had a lot of fun and found some very nice items!"

"I enjoy going to the outlet and finding the treasure that you can sometimes come across while digging through the bins. It isn’t a normal thrift store experience, but I like the hunt. My issue isn’t so much with the store as it is with the hours and the clientele. I was in line behind 22 water bottles and bags. When I left (before the store even closed for the first half of the day) there were already 2 water bottles and one bag “waiting” in line for the 3 o’clock opening time. If you’re insisting on these awful block hours being the new normal, then can you please enforce some sort of system where a single water bottle doesn’t hold the place of an entire family while they sit in their car or get breakfast/lunch? Without rotations it’s pretty hard to find decent items after the first hour of being open (and I dig from one side of the bin to the other, it isn’t for lack of trying.)"

"It's incredible fun to go searching the bins for hidden treasures, but on the whole, it's much too expensive. The price per pound is $1.89 (with exceptions for certain categories like glass, books, etc) - which is fine for most clothing and such, but housewares/general goods (my favorite section) are mostly ruined by the price. Yes, they'll negotiate on extra-heavy items where the price clearly exceeds the item value, but the majority is stuck in the middle where I don't want to be "that guy" asking for a dollar off each item with a line behind me, so I leave the stuff for garbage. Yes, a lot of the stuff is actually trash to start, but so much goes to dumpsters here that could have been saved, were it not for so much of it falling into "I could buy it new for that much" territory."

"This is an amazing place. They sell everything per pound except for the books which are per the inch. You have to be careful for the weight though anything that weighs too much is $1.89 and it’s gonna cost more than you expected. Everybody is really nice here. I really didn’t have a problem. I would come back again whenever I get a second. They have a large blue totes that are the size of table a table and they’re about three or 4 inches deep. You have to dig through them bring gloves. There could be glass or things in there because some things are broken but some things are great. I saw somebody pull out a TV Vizio TV. That looked really nice."