Dollar It!

Absolute BEST ! BEST !! BEST !!! electronics“CABLES like S-​Video, RCA, 3.5mm speaker/​headphone cable extensions, splitters, cable connectors, YOU NAME IT, the prices & selection «especially for a $ Store» are both surprising and great ! It helps you to see how much «THE BIG GUYS» over-​charge you for the «bits & pieces» that were «NOT INCLUDED» with your new DVD player, home theater, etc. Just today I needed a 3.5mm headphone cable splitter, to have both stereo speakers & headphone sound from the same TV source. I called «THE SOURCE», and the 3.5mm female end headphone cable splitter price «$ 14.99», and at my favourite $ store «DOLLAR IT ! «the price was «$ 2.99 !!! «.
Parking is tough, so park for FREE across the street at Hartman’s Grocery, buy the milk or bread you were going to be getting anyway, pay a bit extra, and save a bundle at «MY» favourite «DOLLAR IT ! «Don’t settle for paying MORE !! I sound like a commercial? OK, I suppose so, that :
My Gmail name is Geoff Testpilot, & I approved this message !

I’m a long-​time customer of the Dollar It — as a student with a lot of crafting and random doohickey needs THIS PLACE IS AMAZING. I never go to Wallacks or Michaels without checking if they have it here first. An example — needed a permanent gold marker. Michaels — $ 8.99 Wallacks — $ 10.99 Dollar It — $ 1.99.

I’m a huge fan of a random wander through a dollar store, and this one does cheap crap like no one’s business. And I truly mean that as a compliment. We’ve all been to mall dollar stores with their definitely-​not-​a-​dollar gift wrap and Canada Day junk. That’s all fine if you know what you’re looking for. But my favourite dollar store introduces you to things you never knew you desparately needed.
At Dollar It, I often come away feeling dazed and confused, bags under my arm wondering, «what just happened?» and I get home to find I’ve purchased reams of scrapbooking utensils (note: I am not a scrapbooker) and a kitschy framed Last Supper hologram picture (okay, I didn’t actually buy that [yet!], but not even kidding: they sell it).
Honestly, check this dollar store out. Most of what they sell actually does come in at or near a dollar, and they have two floors to peruse.

Since the holidays are now over, and I know longer need to worry about all of the last-​minute details, I’m actually quite thankful that Dollar It was there. On a day-​to-​day basis, it’s usually a toss up if I’ll find what I need here, but during the Christmas season, this place was golden. They had rolls and rolls of wrapping paper, some plain, some festive, and some that were unrelated to the holidays but still fun. I even bought a roll of orange wrapping paper with green geckos on it just because my boyfriend wanted to wrap his presents «uniquely». They had a lot of gift bags of different sizes, and plenty of tissue paper, ribbons, tape, and cards. I did most of my Christmas present supplies shopping here, and I saved a ton!