Big Lots

The store of randomness. You never know what you want until you walk in. It’s almost like an Easter egg hunt… (and they really do sell Easter eggs here too… even during January.)
I came here in search of a container to grow wheat grass in. I couldn’t find any that were suitable for my use, but I did find a jumbo lint roller for cheap. For the principle of it, I compared the price to amazon and found that it was $ 3 cheaper here so I bought it!
You can also find snacks, cheap tools, furniture, garden hoses, kitchenware, shampoo, and a bunch of other stuff here. I don’t understand the concept of this store, but whatever item I do find I notice that it’s fairly priced compared to walmart.

I’m a born and raised bargain shopper and I’m not afraid to admit it.
I love finding regular everyday items (and high end ones too!) at a deep discount. So when Big Lots store first began appearing back in my high school days, my mother made me take notice. Ever since they opened this particular store in my virtual backyard, I’ve been a frequent shopper.
You can find everything from computer speakers to tamales in a can at any of your local big lots. Now, I’ve bought neither of these items from there, but I have found great deals on housewares, craft items and seasonal items as well. I usually make a trip about once a month, because their inventory does change frequently.
As far as electronics, these stores will carry many refurbished items, such as the Dirt Devil hand vacuum that I got for only $ 15. More recently I’ve seen refurbed Dyson’s and even some decent branded digital cameras.
If you like to find a bargain and believe me there are plenty to find here… you will love this place. The only downside is the staff… as mentioned in other Big Lots reviews the staff here is sometimes way below par, but hell at least there’s someone there to check me out when I’m done browsing!