Goodwill Bins Washington Store Locations

"Not for the faint of heart or people not willing to get dirty! Digging th to the bottom of piles can be hard on older people. This is literally an outlet of stuff that doesn't sell. It's cheap though! Can someone post the prices each day? Does it vary?" - Desiree

"I have been shopping here for a long time. Everything is in bins. Digging through the bins for treasures is a lot of fun. And the price is so cheap. Lots of household items. Lots of clothing. And they only charge a few cents per pound. I have had carts full and it cost less than five dollars. They do put a lot of useless stuff on the top so you have to move it away and then you can find really good stuff on the bottom of the bin." - Catherine

"One side nicely cleaned up and organized. Rather overpriced for a Goodwill?! Other side is for digging through bins of stuff. No organization whatsoever. Fun but very dirty. Service was slightly below average." - Jelly

"I have been to Goodwill Outlet locations throughout the States. Some are better than others, but it depends on the location, the donations received, AND the day. I prefer this one over the SODO location because it's less of the...... questionable characters that need help. Anyway, there's a lot of comments in reviews here about disorganized stuff and seemingly "unclean" bins. Yeah. That's what the Outlets are! If you're not prepared for "digging", or what I like to call "treasure hunting" for X amount of time, then don't come. If you go to an Outlet expecting to find something very specific, you likely won't. If you have the heebie jeebies about touching a lot of things that aren't always clean from your closet, then don't come. OR, wear rubber surgical gloves AND a mask, because otherwise outside of mask mandates you'll be breathing in a lot of dust anyway, which I can't believe the years I went without them. Just me though but my lungs are SO much happier... It's literally an environment of a free for all that makes it fun and different, and you can actually find some really good stuff if you have the patience and have a good eye." - AJ

"Great for good finds but the customer base is animalistic. The workers are mean BECAUSE OF THE ANIMALISTIC PEOPLE. SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDS AN OFFICER ON SITE DURING BUSINESS HOURS. NOT SECURITY, A REAL COP. THERE IS ALOT OF VIOLENCE AND THEFT HERE. DONT COME ALONE COME WITH FRIENDS AND DONT COME ON A SATURDAY!" - Kendall

"It's a wild experience, most people shop as fast as possible & look like Cookie Monsters trying to gobble as many cookies as possible, although in this case it's collecting clothing & knick knacks. It's a treasure hunt. *Pro tip: Go early or save your spot in line & wait in your car (the blue lines indicate where to stand). Choose quality over quantity! I brought back a sweater with lots of rips, because I was shopping too quickly." - Blake

"Pretty much like dumpster diving, but there are deals to be had. Not full of overly aggressive people like the outlet in Kent, and you can actually find a shopping cart. Staff is polite. Price is by the pound and to make it really worth it hit 50 pounds to get the lowest cost tier of 92 cents." - Grant

"Love digging through bins to find treasures then you will love this place. All items are placed in long bins. No hanging racks here. I always leave with some fun and practical items. I do recommend rubber gloves to protect your hands when digging. I've never had issues but lots of people rummage through the items so it's just a precaution. They charge you by the pound so you can really find good deals if you are willing to search for them." - Catherine

"They let hoarders fill their carts with merch ( shoes and handbags mostly)that no one can look at because it is in "their cart" and the cart is put to the side with a sheet over it. The merch will sit in the cart all day...the hoarder might not even decide to but it. Also, I shop with my mother that needs to use the bathroom because she likes to drink coffee in the morning. No Bathrooms...it's not fair...but it is what it is:)" - Wendy

"I have been to a few Goodwill Outlets now, and this one has friendly service and even empty boxes to load your stuff in, but they really need to remind people and enforce the one person per bin policy, if that's even a thing here. Quite a few people came to the bin I was at and started looking, and one person took something I was going to buy. I'm not about to fight someone in a Goodwill over a 50 cent item, but employees need to remind everyone regularly to stay out of bins that are already occupied." - Alex