Last week, we visited our local
Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
It's a warehouse where folks can donate
home improvement discards.
Most bigger cities have one.
Our Restore is small, but has a good variety of items.
It's fairly organized,
so finding just what you need is easy.
Used furniture and household furnishings
can also be found.
can also be found.
Look at this treasure!
This is Lil' Guy's favorite area,
as he is currently studying electronics.
as he is currently studying electronics.
Ahhh, here's what we're looking for.
We need a flat-paneled door for an upcoming project
that will soon be featured.
See the finished project here.
that will soon be featured.
See the finished project here.
Most of these were around $15,
but we struck a deal for twelve.
but we struck a deal for twelve.
What a great resource for do-it-yourself projects.
We try to reuse whenever possible
and are happy to be part of the solution
of keeping stuff out of the landfill.
Neat! I never knew of this--thank you for sharing Daisy!
ReplyDeleteGlad you found it helpful, Kat!
DeleteHow wonderful. What a great store. I haven't noticed one around here, of course we are in a tiny town, surrounded by tiny cities :) but I'll research to see if there is one close by.
ReplyDeleteI hope you find one. It's a fun adventure!
DeleteAwesome! Looks like a great resource.
ReplyDeleteGreat for do-it-yourselfers!
DeleteNice! Love our habitat restore and haven't been there in awhile!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea that none of that stuff is going into the landfill, Marlo!
DeleteWe got a wonderful heavy Kohler kitchen sink, a like-new $200 light fixture for $18.00, our like-new heavy wood door with glass ($40 instead of $300), and other things for our house AND coop :) Great deals there! We also donate and my hubby and daughter have helped build houses with them...
ReplyDeleteIt's such a great organization.
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