Total Liquidators — Local services in Bristol

Stopped by today looking for rugs. They have a fantastic deal, $40 for any size. The problem is that the rugs are stacked 10-12 high on carts. I spent a long time trying to pull one towards the bottom out only to realize it was the wrong size. When I found another I had no energy left and Two employees offered to help me. Gavin and Joe worked together to get to the bottom of the stack. There are really a lot of great rugs here but the way they are being stored really made it hard for everyone to look through.

This is definitely a great spot to grab health and beauty supplies. They had Native products for $3 which is about 75% off regular pricing. They also have a lot of clothes, but no fitting rooms and a no returns policy. All clothing items are $3 each or $25 for 20 pieces which is crazy!

They also have lots of Amazon return bins filled with random stuff that sell for 2 for $5. Lots of outdoor furniture options, toys and baby supplies. There were also bins that you could pick 10 items for 1$. This is a fun spot to bargain hunt on a rainy day. Expect a long line but it's well worth it and every employee was...

Been here twice. Once last year and I was so impressed and happy with what I got. Today we visited again and was sadly dissapointed. Great selection... but prices were terrible. I can just go to the source, Target, and atleast be able to return the items if I wanted to pay full prices. Also clothing was 3 for $10 or $5 a piece. Signs specifically say 3, 4, 5 pc pj and clothes sets are paid per piece. Nothing was written about 2 piece set. They wanted to charge me $10 for kids pj shorts n top set. Ok... no. That's what I can pay at Target and get it cheaper on sale. They really need to change their signs and prices need to be better. Not a fan of false advertising. Really overpriced. Shop Target instead or go to Ollie's across the street for...

There was a sign that clothing was 3 items for $10, when I got to the register they wanted to charge ONE set as 3 items. Had 3 bundled pieces for my toddler, one set has 2 tops and pair of pants all connected together with ONE price tag. The manager decided to jump in and rudely say how they don’t use barcodes but count each piece and that’s their policy. Then maybe you need to unconnected every bundled piece and remove barcodes since you don’t use them… I feel that was either a miss in marketing, or they are trying to beat sales goals by trying to scam...