I love love LOVE goodwill!! Lots of quality toys for my gorgeous grandgirl. I always enjoy scoping…read moreout vintage items and walking down memory lane through all of the nostalgic and funny items. I was thrilled that when I was in the area my dear friend took me to several goodwill stores and thrift shops when I travelled down to the area. No better way to spend the day!

Man oh man! Dad died. We had tons of his stuff to donate. Holy hell is the staff that takes…read moredonations rude. 1st time was some totally devoid of a personality kid. Maybe 18-22? All the things we brought were on hangers. I said, 'hey you may wanna get one of those racks it'll go quicker.' Kid: grunt. No answer I tried to help him but he wanted no part of it. 5-6 items on hangers easy to grab. He dropped one as I helped him. Hmm ok pick up & grab 4-5 more items? Nope. This Einstein picked up ONE then & walked it back in. Totally soulless. I've worked retail & charity for 30 years. I know to say 'thanks' or even would go so far to say 'needy folks will enjoy these items.' Nope. Also the asshat with the idiotic chin hair. 'Hi. How are you doing?' Grunt grunt Holy hell goodwill Isn't part of your name good? I'll throw the rest of dads stuff by the side of the road before going to see these emotionless ride POS's in person What perfect jerks

Found some really cute clothes and they were all so reasonably priced! The cashier/owner was really…read moresweet and attentive. The store was extremely organized and not too overly packed. I'm so happy with my purchases. They even had some racks outside with some discounted items, 99 cents is not too bad for some closet staples and extremely good quality clothes! I will be back again when i'm in the area :)

For a smaller thrift store it literally has everything. All items are in great shape. The help is…read morevery attentive and, uh, helpful (sorry for the redundancy). Every thrifter should check it out!

Haven't been to Aston for a while and I just saw this store moved into the old Big Lots earlier…read morethis week. I had three excuses to check it out: 1) I had stuff to donate. 2) I've been "low key obsessed" with the brass orbs showcased in Dr. Orna Guralnik's office (reality TV show). My past vintage brassware has come from thrifting so I wanted to see if I could find anything. 3) Have been sucked into Homeworthy and my mom/g-mother taught me young how antique dealers and designers generate their best finds by estate clean outs, trash picking and thrifting so I got the bug. YouTube is full of feedback that thrift stores have gone off the rails with prices and sell anything good on eBay so the stores are left with junk, so I was wary. This store is mostly clothes, and it was odd because almost all the customers were back in housewares/other goods. I've never had a good experience thrifting clothes so I don't thrift for clothes. The customers were a weird mix of a family speaking a Slavic language, a senior man very seriously rummaging through everything, a couple younger men seriously rummaging through everything, a group of teens, and an older woman. I didn't see anything close to a designer find or collectible as was commonplace at thrift stores 15+ years ago. It was truly a lot of junk, I'm sorry to say. The best deals I found were bags of about 5-6 authentic Barbies for $5 to $7 though they're the new (cheap quality) ones whose legs don't bend. I saw some Fisher-Price Little People which is too young for my son. Didn't see Imaginext but it was messy so I didn't look that hard. My son found a toy truck he wanted that was $5 and a plastic helicopter for $3, which were very reasonable (though we have a gluttonous number of vehicle toys and do not need more). I felt toys were fairly priced. House goods were okay. I always look at Pyrex and a square glass casserole was $5, which is okay, not great. Not a whole lot of useful stuff, mostly low quality decorative items. It's a shame that what is produced as clothing, furniture and home goods today is just complete garbage, and it doesn't even last long enough to make it to a thrift store. People go there looking for vintage from 80's or older and you really need to go to a consignment store or thrift boutique where items are discerningly curated rather than donated. But those stores charge stupid prices and the associates are rarely down to earth. Thrifting used to be such a cool adventure but unfortunately it's not what it used to be. I feel good about my donation though; kid bikes, plant stand, and a bag of other useful stuff that someone out there needs more than I.

Battled between a 3 & a 4 but chose the 3 due to the children's section. I have 2 younger children…read morebut shop for everyone here. That being said the children's section is not a bad size, but totally not organized. The sizes & gender is not at all separated so everything is everywhere. If you want something you will be on a search. The women's section is HUGE but could also be tweaked. Like jeans, active wear & dress pants separated. The mens section is a good size. Alot of dress attire & all sizes too. That section is fully organized. The house wears section is a great size a lot to choose from. They also sell furniture. There is a public bathroom. Thank god. The prices are a little crazy. You could have a used Walmart shirt & a used Michael kors ( designer shirt) & they are the same price. They have a parking lot which is a good size.

Awesome place! Huge, clean and items priced to sell. When for plates, left with a cart of goodies.read more

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

I have been using Angelo's Cleaning for many years. They are always on time. The scheduling team is…read morevery accommodating. The guys are alway courteous. They wear show covers and respect our property. I highly recommend Angelo's. They have never disappointed us. Brigid Stasen

I hired Angelo's for carpet cleaning and air duct cleaning at my new home, I'm EXTREMELY UNHAPPY…read morewith how the services went and here is why: To begin, when they pulled into my driveway they ran over the end of my sidewalk with their vehicle and popped off one of the bricks which I now have to re-glue. Air Ducts: They began the air duct cleaning and shortly into the service they damaged one of my air ducts behind the wall, thus leaving me with a now broken airway to my powder room. The technician's equipment and large hose was shoved into my vent with no pre-examination of the sizing and now my flexible duct does not reach as it once did prior to Angelo's showing up. By shoving their equipment down improperly, they popped off the flexible duct even though it was zip tied (as it is supposed to be) and shredded it. They said they would have a manager come out to speak and review the issue that day and that never happened. Carpets: They arrived with equipment that was very different than what I was expecting. It did not appear to be commercial equipment rather something similar to what I could buy myself (like a Bissell). The carpet did get cleaned, but to me it seemed very odd that their equipment wasn't what I'm used to seeing. Several stains are still on my carpets (which I know sometimes they are very hard to remove), but most times they are able to at least be lessened. I give them a 7/10 on the carpets. I have been in contact with them about a refund and they only gave me $50 back for the 2 vents they charged me for! that they broke and weren't able to clean. Now I need to go to Home Depot and spend more $$$ to try and correct this duct problem they created. Their fine print states that they "aren't responsible for damages behind walls" which is absolutely ridiculous in my opinion. Only good thing is that they were responsive to the email complaint. DO NOT USE THEM for your air duct cleaning. I should have gone with Stanley Steamer instead and will never be using Angelo's again -- you shouldn't either.

This store is Great! I scout all the thrift stores in local area and anymore there is basically…read moreJUNK! They had Nintendo Games I haven't seen since the 80's. I bought a Scuba suit and a country table for $18! Store was smaller, but they have furniture , just ask them. To all Thrift Store scouters go there! Oh, you will always met with a friendly greeting. A+

Happy we contacted these guys! Super friendly to deal with…read more They now deliver to us regularly. They filled the order our old supplier left us stranded for very fast ! Haven't had any problems with junk or half broken pallets anymore either. They even removed the broken/odd skids we get in from our distributors.So basically save us money on dumpstering the unwanted sizes we dont need. Over all been very positive experience!!! Thanks Again

I've used this service several times. It's a great resource for people living in the area. They're…read morealways friendly it's reasonable there's one guy kind of big with a bald head who actually help me unload. My truck, then jumped in the back of the truck and sweep out my truck for me. Awesome customer service. Thank you Eldridge.

Always great customer service. The folks are accommodating and helpful. I use them often.read more