Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity ReStore

Since I’m doing some remodeling on my condo, I thought I would check out the Restore to see if there was anything I could use. I didn’t have really high expectations to begin with, but even those low expectations weren’t met. This store was more disgustingly gross than I could have suspected. I know that they have used building and home products, but I at least expected things to not be absolutely filthy and damaged. The pictures they showed online looked a whole lot better than the reality of this store. If I were working on the exterior of an old home, then I might be able to find some items, but most of the interior items are worthless. Not to mention the fact that the prices they had on the items they were selling were absolutely ridiculous for the quality and condition of the items. I would netiher recommend this place to anyone, nor will I ever return.

I like the Restore but it seems that their pricing has gone up significantly in the last year or so… these are things people like me have donated… remember? Deano

What’s not to love? Resale paint, appliances, fixtures. Every sale supports Habitat for humanity. If you’re a DIY-​er looking for something cheap, you’ll find it here.
Get something cheap and feel good about it!

The ReStore is an awesome discount store for home furnishings, appliances, and tools and more! Walking in the front door, you’re confronted with rows of stoves, refrigerators and cabinetry. Need a sink? They’ve got it. Dining room table or a couch? Got that too. They even have ceiling fans and an entire aisle of paint! It’s like if the Village Discount Outlet met Home Depot… except ReStore is for a great cause.
All purchases at ReStore go directly to benefit Habitat for Humanity. Where do all these appliances come from?
— Manufacturers who produced too many items
— Display models
— Reclaimed items
— Donations from individuals (ReStore will even pick up your items!)
Everything is brand new or gently used. I couldn’t tell the difference between the aesthetics of a product in ReStore versus Home Depot. The cost, however, is a huge difference! ReStore sells items for 50% — 75% of the retail price.
Quality products for your home project, at a fraction of the cost, and all for a good cause. Everyone wins at ReStore.

Ready to get your handy man on? A great place to save tons of cash on reclaimed items, not a lot of new stuff. But if power tools, and refinishing are your strengths, you’ll save 75 percent off of retail. Easily.