Just A Buck

Deals is one of my favorite stores. It reminds me of the weird commercial that says «Why pay retail?» which is a great question. I will never go to Giant Eagle or Heinens for necessities like TP, sponges, paper towel etc… Just A Buck is a great business that teams up with the Board of Developmental Disabilities in a work program. I appreciate a business like this. I will continue shopping there and encourage everybody to go check it out. Everything in the store is really just a dollar! My buddy bought a $ 6 car remote battery across the street at Radio Shack before we entered Just a Buck. We found one here for just a buck and he was sad we did not come here first.

This place has the most unexpected inventory. You can find some super good deals among all the unexpected items. I go here regularly to see the new stuff. I feel like maybe the inventory comes from a freight liquidator because this stuff is so mixed up. It’s seriously an adventure every time I go. Great employees too!

I was just looking for some twist ties to organize those gnarly electrics cords.. .and I happened upon this place.
Did not have what I wanted, but glad I dropped by. Got some super cool angel and Jesus bracelets for only a buck.
I love the special people here.. .really made my day!

I think this just opened in Parma near all the office buildings in Independence. I had to make that distinction because several months ago I vowed to never go to Parma unless it was the Parma along the Snow/​Broadview intersection. So far, I have fulfilled my promise.
Anyways, I needed to purchase a balloon for a coworkers 60^th birthday on my lunch break. I spotted this new store and ventured inside. It was really clean, quiet, and bright for a dollar store. They have TONS of balloons to choose from. Other items that are actually useful:
Disposable baking dishes (perfect for picnics)
Off-​brand Tupperware
Plastic shower curtains/​curtain hooks
Cleaning supplies
Rubber gloves
2/​$ 1 greeting cards that aren’t bad
Gift wrap/​gift bags