Dollar Tree

I just called to ask if they had a product. The phone was answered, I asked if they had the item, the guy says, «we’re closed.» I say, «can you just tell me if you have it? «Again he says, «we’re closed», again I say «can you just tell me?“He says «we’re closed, call back tomorrow.»
I didn’t know they were closed or I would not have called to begin with. The time this guy spent telling me they were closed, he could have simply said YES or NO! Or better yet, NOT answered the phone.

I was in there today and when I walked out there were two items that I did not put in my basket on my receipt. I walked back in to return them and I was told that they had a no refund policy. Daniel, the manager was extremely rude while stating that he didn’t care how the pins got there, that the conversation was over and that he wasn’t going to go on a staring contest with me. I was looking at him to see what he was going to do about this because although it was just 2 dollars, it could have been 5 or more yet he rudely responded this way. It’s not about the $ 2. It’s about the fact that those items must’ve been in the basket already so check your baskets in the future because this seems like a conniving way to get a dollar here and a dollar there with the only choice to exchange crap you didn’t want for crap you don’t need as they do not refund.

This is a nice clean location. Pretty regular staff that are helpful and try to get you out of line quickly. Stores nicely organized and it is easy to find what you’re looking for.

I come here often for various things. The manager has been there a long time and is always calm and friendly. They have a variety of itmes. I have onyl had to deal with one rude employee. He still works there and I do try to avoid him. If I could change anytihng, they would call a second cashier when needed. The lines tend to get long. The good outweighs the bad.

I enjoy shopping at this store and the service I receive especially from Taylor. Today, one of the other clerks was rude to me when I asked if Taylor was working. I left the store and don’t plan on returning.

I don’t know where to even start…
Well the Dollar Tree is the largest single-​price point retailer in the nation and as a result gets some pretty good stuff. You can buy greeting cards, mailing supplies, glassware, paper products, teachers’ supplies, toys and so much more. While some of the items can be iffy (using their batteries in your smoke detector — yikes!), after shopping here a while you’ll begin to figure out what you like and what you don’t.
Sure not everything is of great quality, but so much of the stuff you’re going to buy is most likely only going to be used once (gift wrapping, kids toys until they break, party decoration/​supplies) and that’s probably why you stopped here. But on the flip side the DT carries numerous name brands — Comet cleaners, AJAX, Dawn & Palmolive dish washing soap, Colgate & Crest toothpaste, Coca-​Cola branded glassware, Campbell’s and sometimes Progressive soup, bean-​o, Hefty plastic bags, candy and more.
To help everyone out as much as possible I’ve tried to list the aisles and what you’ll find in the corresponding aisles:
Front of store — current promotional and seasonal items, batteries, balloons, various current seasonal promotional end-​caps
1 — Current seasonal items, fake flowers, party supplies, greeting cards, party favors, balloon weights, kid’s playing/​collectible cards, some toys, gift wrapping supplies
2 — Greeting cards, kid-​specific party decorating supplies, baby shower decorations, candles, kid’s toys, arts and crafts, picture frames, small floral section with fake flowers/​river rocks/​plastic and glass vases
3 — Stationary, teacher’s supplies, books, mailing supplies, automotive section, dog and cat section, hangers/​hampers/​closet organizers/​light bulbs and small electronics
4 — Personal care — makeup, lotions, OTC items, feminine care, razors + shaving cream, hair stuff for girls, shoe boxes, and baby section closest to the back wall
5 — Candy, cookies, kid’s lunch snacks, crackers, nuts/​trail mix/​etc., chips, bread (all the way back), soda, sports drinks, powder water flavoring stuff, coffee, prepackaged tea
6 — Glassware, bowls, plates, aluminum foil, coasters, canned items, spices/​salt/​pepper, Hispanic foods (very tiny section), baking section, canned tuna/​sardines/​etc., and dry microwaveable dinners
7 — Kitchen utensils, Hefty plastic bags, paper sandwich bags, kitchen tools, silverware, placemats, toilet paper, napkins, styrofoam cups, plastic cups, cleaning supplies — sponges, mops, plungers, gloves
Back wall (L to R) — air fresheners, laundry detergent, bleach (bottom row typically), more detergent and dryer sheets, household cleaning supplies such as carpet cleaners, Comet, AJAX, and then various dishwashing soaps and then on the far far right puzzles.
I think the beauty of the Dollar Tree is two-​fold: the sheer variety and the ever changing merchandise selection. Dollar Tree has everything you wanted and probably more. Below I’ve listed some of the awesome values this Dollar Tree has received in the past ~9 months:
— Swiss Miss hot chocolate boxes (Winter 2014)
— Progresso soup cans (Winter 2014)
— Rubbermaid brand tupperware (July 2014)
— Organic Heinz ketchup (June/​July 2014)
— 1.5 liter Pepsi/​Diet Pepsi/​Mountain Dew (Spring/​early summer 2014)
— Kellogg’s breakfast to powder shakes ($ 5 – 7 at other places) (Summer 2014)
— Sugar-​free PopTarts (Summer 2014)
— BullFrog Sunscreen ~$ 6 on Amazon (June 2014)
— Airborne ~$ 5 – 7 everywhere else (Spring 2014)
Some FYI’s:
— This location does NOT have a frozen or refrigerated section. If you need one, venture down to the DT in Folsom or across from the Sunrise Mall next to Dimple Records/​Target. — The bathroom is in the warehouse so you can’t use the restroom here. The closest one is next door at Petco
— They get shipments of new/​replenished merchandise on Thursday mornings.
— If you need a large quantity of something, it doesn’t hurt to check out their website and order bulk quantities online with free shipping if picked up in the store.
— DT corporate policy states that they do not accept returns — only exchanges. Seasonal (Xmas, Easter, graduation, Luau) items technically cannot be exchanged, but if the store still has the items in stock they might allow you to exchange the items. But don’t count on it.

I love this place. This is my go to place for getting greeting cards. They are usually 2 for a dollar. People are always nice and helpfull here. They have great attitudes.

It’s the Dollar Store. It’s not going to be anything special. It’s nice to go get a few things now and then to supplement the regular grocery store run. You can find some good stuff now and then. :)

As far as Dollar Trees go, this one’s the one of the best. They always have plenty of stock, great selection, and friendly employees. I have the sense of smell of a pregnant woman, so the fact that this one doesn’t smell gross means the world to me.
Even two days before Christmas they were clean, well stocked, and patient. THANK YOU!!!