Lifeline

I recently went into this Op-Shop and was disappointed with the quality of goods on offer. I found the prices to be expensive, on certain items. Such as clothes, linens, kitchenware, furniture. The CDs and DVDs were the best bargains. I'm a bargain/budget shopper and I'm sorry to say, that I can purchase brand new clothes for either the same price or much cheaper in the local shopping centres. Granted, special brand names were a good deal. There were a couple of racks outside for really cheap clothes, which should be the prices in-store. I had a good look at the furniture being offered and I was shocked by the lack of quality checks the staff mustn't do. One particular piece of furniture had a drawer that was losing its shelf, which could be easily fixed with super glue. Another set of drawers was missing a handle. The furniture hadn't been dusted/cleaned for a long time, which I found out from the colour of the dust my hand picked up. It was a hot day and there were no ...read more

This Lifeline shop at Tweed is a really huge one as they sell lots of furniture. They have beds with matching dressers & bedside tables. Couches, lounges, tables, chairs, buffets, entertainment units, & much more.
Plus they have a big assortment of clothing, plenty for kids, men & women, to suit all ages, shapes & sizes.
This Lifeline has an extensive book range, plus the usual kitchenware, homeware, toys, accessories, etc-
The bargain shop is really bright blue & yellow so it's hard not to miss it. It's situated on a busy street, but there's a fair few car parks out front & down the side of the building.