The staff is super nice and their store and restrooms are very clean. Thanks for the great service!read more

It's a hot mess, there is always boxes in your way you can hardly move in and out of the isles…read morebecause of boxes on top of boxes.

Came to the Bloomington house of screws. I needed a special screw to fix my wife's GPS stand. They…read morewere very helpful, friendly and their store is fully stocked with lots of useful hardware and nice tools. The one thing they lacked was the screw I was looking for. It was ordered. No Hassel. I didn't have to pay for it before it came. Cool. More to come as the story evolves. Will they find my screw?

By far my favorite hardware store I've ever been to. All the employees are some of the sweetest…read morepeople I've ever met and they always make sure to say hello and ask if I need help. Besides tools, knives and ammo (which, ammo is hard to find in a store around brown county) can also find reasonably priced antiques. I found a lovely vintage dish set today for my fiance for Christmas. We both shop here and encourage you all to do the same.

I came in ready to buy a chainsaw and just asked for a quick demo--how to start it, basic use. The…read moresalesperson said no, pretty abruptly, and immediately tried upselling me to the most expensive models despite me saying it was for home use. I left feeling dismissed. If customer service matters to you, I'd look elsewhere.

Who would ever think touring a sock factory would be interesting? Well, it really was neat. There…read moreis a $6 fee for the daily 1pm tour but take $1 off with the Nashville Visitor Tour card ($12). Go to the corporate office - the brochure does not say that - check in and browse the gift shop. All they have is socks but you cannot believe the variety. The socks are NOT CHEAP - $5 TO $9 a pair - but they are of excellent quality. There is any domestic animal you can imagine, sea and wild life, all the sports teams, silly socks (Jim's Sock with Jim's Other Sock) and all sizes. Our tour started with a history of the family business and a demonstration of their first sock machine. Our guide, Kinsey, answered all my questions. There were only three of us on a Wednesday tour in January. We walked the factory floor and you cannot imagine how cool the weaving machines are. We saw the storage room an there were hundreds of college and professional team socks. It isn't just the weaving that is interesting. They wash, iron, pair, tag and bag the socks. You see the process from start to finish. The tour was an hour and is well worth the $6 and the time.

Friendly staff, very reasonable pricing, and great selection. Best around! I highly recommend…read morethem.

I stopped in to buy my IU National Championship sweatshirt but unfortunately they didn't have my…read moresize in stock. To be fair I think I picked one of the more popular styles since the embroidery was one of the more subtle styles as opposed to the more loud or brashly decorated shirts. They did have a ton of various selections of t-shirts and sweatshirts plus all of the assorted accessories such as mugs, glasses and so forth. The cashier did go out of his way to look up in their computer system to double check my size of sweatshirt was indeed out of stock in the back and not just on the rack. I did pick up a IU National Championship can holder, a.k.a. Koosie, and some IU coasters for my truck cup holders which are great inventions as they absorb the dripping sweat from drink cups and cans.

Folks at the store are helpful. They keep busy enough, but they will do what they can to as we…read morequestions. The options are endless as to what you might find. It's a hodgepodge of stuff. You never know what you'll find. Teacher appreciation discount is 1/2 off for the two weeks prior to most public school start dates. Give it a try. There is likely something they have that will make you happy!!

IU surplus often has electronics and household stuff I can't otherwise afford. They have unique…read moreused furniture, books, various cables and cords for new and old electronics, kitchen stuff like microwaves dishes and spoons, clothes, computer monitors, laptops, working laser printers for the price of just the replacement printer cartridge, and more. Good used stuff store, better than Goodwill, doesn't waste time/inflate prices forcing me to buy unnecessary extra services, packaging, etc. Plus, used stuff is better for the environment! I only wish they were open til 6, so I could get there after work more often.

Although my wife is a big fan of the main line bath and body products, I am interested in the…read morecandles that they offer in the portion of the store called "White Barn". Unlike the Greenwood Park mall that has two stores with an open area between them, the College Mall has a much smaller space for their products arranged with a display of candles at the entrance, the bath & body products next, and the candles towards the back. They still offer the same products as the other store, but just have a lot less room for products on the shelves. The products are good and get used frequently at our home. Just wish they had a bit more space here. Review #1922

So happy I found this place! I had been all around Bloomington trying to find some affordable and…read morestylish furniture and I am happy to say that my quest ended at this amazing store. The owners restore used furniture...but when I say restore, what I mean is that they create works of art...unique pieces for your home. Also, the couches are sanitized! The ONLY place that has ever mentioned that. Worth the drive! Come check it out!