Deseret Industries Thrift Store & Donation Center — Local services in Tooele

For those wondering, as I did see this question asked, the Deseret Indestries in Tooele is wheelchair accessible simply for the fact there are no stairs and the main entrance are automatic doors.

On discounts, it Is a thrift store, though if you feel a price is to high for something you real out a Customer Service Leader (CSL) and can sometimes get a price discounted. Especially if something is missing or there is a flaw that might have been missed, or otherwise something you feel might make the price too high though it will ultimately be a judgement by the CSL.

The staff and crew members should be friendly and helpful, aiding a customer even if their main duty is janitorial...

It is not a good experience when I am being rung up and there are two cashiers at the register and as they are ringing me out they are discussing in Spanish how much they are going to ring each item up for. Some white people can speak and understand Spanish, and them to talk about me the customer and what they are going to ring the prices up as while thinking that I didn't understand is very rude. If you are goi g to talk about the customer or the transaction that you are helping to facilitate you should either speak to the customer and in in a language they can understand, or just not talk to co-workers about the customer and transaction in...

I am Usually happy with selection and prices, I'm dismayed to see recently that prices have increased to an unreasonable level. A regular, obviously worn, ladies cotton T-Neck usually $2 - $4 was $10. A Henley man's shirt $7, next to a nice sweater for the old price of $3. I can go next door to WalMart and buy a Brand New T-Neck for about the same price!!!! Is the idea to make a profit? Or to help the low income community by being a "Thrift Store"?? Please reconsider your recent large jump in...