The best store I know.

i see a lot of prices from the stores and they put a price higher than if i would go to the store and buy it

First, I want to say the comment about 'firetrap' makes me believe the reviewer is talking about another place, or writing fiction.

Community Thrift store seems well run to me, and I visit many such stores. Their prices are a tad high, but the trick is knowing how to shop the sales. Instead of paying staff to mark down older merchandise, they have different sorts of sales on different days of the weeks, usually half price for certain color tags. I have heard that Saturdays all merchandise is half off, but I have never been there on a Saturday, so someone else will have to comment. There is a senior day, unless that has been changed. Yesterday (Tues.), for example, all items with red or white tags were half off, so a lot of bargains were to be found.

The store is well organized, except for a few large shelves that sometimes become over stocked. Clothing is arranged by type and by color.

One oddity, why can I never find socks, especially men's socks, at this store?

Another thing I dislike about them is when small items are packed together in huge bags with other odd items. I might want one or two things in the bag, but the other junk makes me turn away with disinterest. I might want to buy a few zippers or spools of thread, but not a bag of two hundred.

There are more clothes here than nearly any other thrift store around. All clothing is organized (yay!) by style, type and color. Very clean aisleways too. Note - cash only, but there is an atm inside the building, as well as a clean public restroom. Good place to find books too.

That other review shocked me, this is one of my favorite thrift stores! I can always find a deal, and I can usually find a few things that are overpriced also, but the fun is in the hunt for a good bargain. The clothes are usualy organized in a way that you don't have to hunt too hard to find what you are looking for. I always find awesome deals on kids books here.