Goodwill Bins in Middletown

"I usually shop here at least once a quarter. Sometimes I visit more often if I’m looking for specific items. Tips: arrive early morning, visit during the week, have an idea of what you’re looking for because it makes it easier to spot items, and bring gloves! There are sharp items thrown in among all other items so you will want to protect yourself. No need to bring bags because there are reusable bags in the bins. (It’s easy to find clean ones). Be ready to spend 1-2 hours here, at least. They switch out the rows every 45 mins-1hr. Listen for instructions on where to stand so you’re not in the way (or be yelled at). Priced by the pound but if you separate out the books, they’ll weigh them differently. Enjoy your hunt!"

"Great bins. Lots of great brands, tons of electronics, and fun randomness. Yes, resellers galore but they don't bother you. They rotate half of the store at a time. I got there at 2pm,left at 530pm and they flipped the bins 3 times. Staff are fine, some are nicer than others. All in all, I found the best things I've ever find in the bins at this location. Pricier than Bellmawr, but more selection. It's a fair trade off. ***if you use Google Wallet, please bring your physical card with you. The reader will give you grief if you just try to tap! Goodwill has a big problem with this. ****"

"There aren’t really signs to point you where to go. See attached photo for the entrance. Didn’t see much furniture. It’s mostly bins of clothing. I’ve been to locations in other states where clothing was by the pound, furniture was priced individually, and dish ware and books were x for $x. At this location, everything is $1.89/lb."

"Definitely better than the outlet in Baltimore because it’s much bigger and it was rotating bins out a lot more however it did take a while for them to rotate out the bins and with their being so many people there we were all up against one side and we’re really just standing there stuck cart to cart with barely any room to move. I don’t know if this was because people didn’t want to move away from the front so that they could get to the other bins quicker or what, but it was very packed and seemed a bit like a safety hazard for at least 15 minutes and there was some people trying to leave like the store itself, but with their being so many people they couldn’t get through, and if we move over the line, they yell at you, which was kind of funny to see them yell at somebody who was going to check out lol"