Salvation Army Thrift Store — Local services in Oroville

Walked in wanted some work jeans And it smelled Awfully so that made me wonder if I should buy anything with that smell , so I tried to find jeans the way they hang them up makes the store look messy ,but I would have had to go thru all what was hanging up to find my size I tried but it was a completely irritating, I never seen a employee I liked around for help no one! So I seen another customer asked her how the pants worked " like are they in with the men's or what she crinkled up her nose that's how they are , I was not at a rummage sale I haven't been in salvation army stores for a while ,but I have worked for them for several years back when major yeah was there and I delivered to stores and I never seen him like that terrible customer service over there store stank hope someone see this and fix the issue I will never recommend anybody and I would never...

Not sure what happened to the Salvation Army store. It always has been hard to find the right size clothing, nothing is labeled. However it's getting worse. Asked for a changing room, was courtly told "We don't have one". She didn't even bother to stop to look at me. A plastic Garden watering can $ 10.00.... TEN Dollars. Saw a very similar one at grocery outlet for 5.00. The Lady in front wanted to buy a pair of shoes, they were torn around the bottom edge $29.00 Because according to the sales person, "It's designer". She (the sales person) told everybody in line that she has an upset stomach and might be pregnant, but will not have an abortion.....These are just a few highlights of...

The store always smells like must, as you walk in it overwhelms your senses. This really adds to your "do I really want to shop here experience?" You'll then start to ponder if they washed the clothes after the dead bodies were removed out of them. They are trying though with new carpet and better organization, but "Overpriced" is this outlet's motto. You can usually find the same thing at Walmart "new" for a dollar more, making you wonder what the "tweekers" running the store were thinking, while chewing their faces off. Sometimes though, you can find that sweet deal if you live close and learn how to hold your breath for the several minutes it takes to...