Having been a customer for several years, I am appalled at the prices you…read moreare now charging for shoes. A used pair for $10.00 is almost laughable. The clothes, the books, the volunteers and paid employees are listening to the customers regards the high price of shoes. Customers attending a Thrift Store are not necessarily poverty people, nor are they high end customers. The fun of perhaps finding an item is kind of exciting, but looking for a pair of shoes to be used in a garden, or perhaps a one time dancing affair is getting rediculous. The fact that I shop at your store is getting to be rare. The shoes are just not selling. I have tried several time to phone either Pam of Sue and told to text them. No one answers. I am disappointed.m Rita Jacks

If you live in Illinois or Iowa, and have some electronics to recycle - this is your spot. My mom…read morehad an old shredder to get rid of and was having trouble finding a place but had picked up their brochure somewhere a while back. We made the trek out here, and they were super friendly and happy to take her shredder. And it's FREE. They accept a long list of electronics which I've attached a picture of. They will shred documents if you need it, but you'll have to pay for that. They also accept your typical recycled paper and aluminum goods. Keep in mind they're only open M-F 9a-330p.

The only reason it's a maybe for me is due to their website stating the hours on Saturday, but they…read morewere closed when I went there. I do appreciate the business is there, and when I called on a Friday, the woman I spoke with was very polite. I appreciate and wish more people would consider what they throw in the garbage, the fact they accepted our old, outdated shedding artificial Christmas tree was satisfying. They also took 2 frying pans that did not belong in a thrift store. I don't take items there for the money but rather to keep it out of the landfill whenever i can. Due to the nature of their business I do not drive my vehicle in the back.

I went to Cimco for the first time today (08/05/2025 approximately 2:40 PM) to sell some aluminum…read morecans. Since it was it was my first time there I wasn't sure what part of the property to go to. I saw a garage door open on the west side of the building so I stopped at the stop sign then pulled in. A man came up and told me I need to pull back out. I said I will...... then I proceeded to ask him where the cans go. Then a big man with a beard come up and started rudely chastising me for pulling inside (an honest mistake on my part). He then asked what I need. After all that chastising I told him I needed nothing. He then told me I shouldn't be upset because I was the one that did something wrong. I started pulling out and he mentioned a price of 60 cents a pound. I don't care if it's 60 dollars a pound. I WILL NOT be talked to like that and I will never be back. I will take my cans elsewhere. Great customer service Cimco!

The 2 men working here are awesome. They know how to take care of their customers and make…read morerecycling your cans very simple. It is much better than the Main Avenue store and is easier for me to get to as I can drop cans off on my way to work. The only caveat is they are usually open 9-1 or by appointment, but for the service it is well worth it. THANK YOU FOR BEING A BUSINESS THAT CARES!!

Needed some quick cash on a Friday. Brought in 13lbs of…read morestripped 18&20 gauge copper wire got $27.25. Since small quantity he had me go to his residence close by and weigh on his garage scale. Got my cash and out the door. 5min. Plan to use again in future, good service and great hours.

Stopped off with two pails of copper wire. Easy transaction completed withing a couple of minutes…read more Good place to go with you scrap metal.