Currently target is selling a Dreame wet dry k20 pro and you need to know this! I bought one in…read moreDecember 2025. I paid $175.00. However you cannot purchase the replacement roller or filter if you need too. It's a one time use. I contacted Dreame and they do not have any replacement parts that you can purchase. So you end up spending $175 for a couple months. I have gone round and round with the Dreame customer service and they obviously do not care. Am I mad?!? Very!! I'm contacting the better business bureau and filing a complaint. Target should look into their products before putting them on the shelves.

If I could leave one star, I would. I am visiting from out of town, & during the duration of my…read moretime here, the majority of the employees have been extremely rude, & exhibit horrible attitudes. Some refuse to assist when asked for help, or if they do, it's as if helping is a major inconvenience to them. They also lock the doors before posted business hours, without any explanation or warning. There is no point in operating a business if you are not going to switch things up on a whim, especially when this is a corporate company. I asked several employees to show me where (a sign, a website , etc.) they have specified that the store closes 5-10 minutes early, and none of them could. One of them refused to speak to me (he actually ran, & gave a snarky response while doing so), even though I was very polite when asking. None of the employees I've encountered over the last few weeks should be working in customer service. If there was another Target nearby, I would frequent that one, but unfortunately, this is it. Hopefully, the people working here will receive the necessary training on how to work with the public, & how to execute proper customer service at all times. I understand wanting to get home, but there is a better way to go about doing things. If the store is going to close early, the hours that are posted should reflect this.

This store is a mess. The items are cheaper quality and less attractive than a Dollar Store but…read morethey are 5-10xs more expensive! The items are pure crap. I walked up and down every aisle and there wasn't anything that caught my interest. With a Dollar Store literally next store, I don't know how they stay in business.

Tuesday morning is kind of like TJ Max or Marshall's, but the main difference is it's smaller and…read moredoesn't sell clothes. The stock varies each day. It's a good place for people like me who like bargain hunting. One of the big draws for me has been the craft section. Unlike its competitors, Tuesday morning sells yarn. I've been able to find some great color ways in natural fibers for $5 a skein from brands that I recognize. It can be hard to find enough of the same skein for a big project though and they have less yarn than usual. I've also been able to find markers and pencils from brands like Marvy and Spectrum Noir. It's also been a great place for finding candles and blankets. When my husband and I got our first Christmas tree I was able to find a lot of unique and awesome ornaments for $5 a piece that were made from porcelain or metal. Yes I could get cheaper ornaments at Dollar Tree next door but they did not look as nice. During Covid the shopping experience has been a bit more difficult. Everyone is wearing masks but the instructions on which direction to take down the aisle aren't followed. They put down blue tape arrows which was be difficult to see. It's a similar situation at check out -- there are tape asterisks. Yesterday people were standing there not realizing it looked like the were in line and the cashier didn't say anything to them. Also, I know that we aren't supposed to use plastic bags anymore but I don't drive and sometimes need them to transport bigger items home on rainy days. They used to have huge awesome plastic bags as recently as last year, but stopped offering them. They often have awesome looking floral wreaths and I've wanted to get one for a long time. I bought it yesterday but wasn't asked if I wanted a bag, just told to pay. Then when I said I needed a bag I was told that the only bags they had cost 5 cents and what I was shown looked like it wouldn't fit the wreath. Even though there were no customers behind me, the cashier expected me to make a decision right away. So I ended up having to carry the wreath on my arm into the next store and on my way home, which was inconvenient. I know Tuesday Morning is struggling right now since they filed for bankruptcy and closed a lot of stores. Add Covid on top of that and it's probably not an easy time to work there. But I wish the cashiers were a bit friendlier and more understanding about accessibility issues. I would probably shop there more often if that were the case.

Not a great experience due to a pricing issue. The under garment was marked down to $4.87 with a…read moreblack pen, however, it rang up as regular price. Then the guy said that markdowns are not marked off by pen. Then I told him that there were 2 of the same things marked the same way. I went to the shelf and showed him the other 2 items with the same pricing. He consulted with his coworker and decided to call the store manager. The manager said no and it would still need to be at regular price. I've never had this happen. Usually when there is a price difference and you find others with the same price, they honor the marked price. It was an unpleasant experience and probably need to revamp their policies to honor prices that are marked, especially if there are others with the same markdown price!

Went to Nordstrom Rack to look around. I found 3 attractive shirts, good quality and a good price…read more Was very happy with my purchase.

Oregon City is a tough nut to crack. For me, anyway…read more After living in the area for several years, I continue to peel away the onion and find more and more little neighborhoods and stores just minutes from my house. This shopping center doesn't look like much from the outside, but I've become quite fond of some of the stores. For example, the staff at the AT&T store is friendlier and more helpful than any other branch I've visited. It always strikes me as odd that this center is in Oregon City, because it is on the west side of I-205 on your way to Milwaukie. I'm here at least a couple times a month, primarily for the retail stores (Fisherman's, Michael's and Dollar Tree) and not the restaurants. La Hacienda is OK, but I prefer the options in downtown O.C. or head into Milwaukie.

It's right by 205 so very convenient for a quick stop…read more Anchors are: Michael's, Ross, Coastal Farm & Ranch, Fisherman's Marine & Outdoor A few smaller stores too: Rite Aid, Dollar Tree, Starbucks, a bank, a tire store, Thai, Shari's, a froyo joint that has been closed when I tried to go there... It's not glamorous, but it has stores I find useful and it's nearby.

So this is the new Home Goods on 82nd Ave in Portland. It's been pretty hyped up by my friends but…read moreI had never been here. So I was in the area and stopped. Huge parking lot in a strip mall with many businesses. It was dark when I arrived and the parking lot was pretty dim with some lights burnt out. I don't like dark parking lots so found a light to park under. First thing I noticed when through the doors was Valentines items. I picked out a couple cards, cute red waffle iron and a set of kitchen towels for a gift. As I proceeded back further into the store there were several empty rows and a couple more partially empty rows. I was hoping for more but this location was pretty non-impressive. The one is Tualatin is wonderful and chuck full of items. They do charge for bags, 5 cents.

Yay, there is a new HomeGoods on SE 82nd! My car seemed to spot it before I did! While I was…read moreheading south towards Michael's, my car turned left down the drive towards HomeGoods, located in the strip mall with PetSmart. They took over an abandoned store, can't remember what was there, just know that having a HomeGoods here will definitely revitalize this little area. People were coming and going and it was quite crowded for a rainy Sunday. Maybe it's the time of year, but the large store footprint was not filled with goods like most HomeGoods. Many shelves and entire sections were bare. Like all HomeGoods, they had all the usual suspects - seasonal, gourmet food and snacks, gourmet chocolate, art, bedding, kitchen gadgets, bakeware, storage, small furniture, rugs, home decor, pet toys, beds and bowls, lamps, towels, pillows, bath accessories, faux plants and more! My favorite section is the gourmet food. It's a challenge for me to leave a HomeGoods without a bag of artisanal pasta! They have so many varieties and shapes not found in grocery stores in the PNW so when I see them, I have to purchase! I'm from an Italian American family with roots in NJ where the pasta aisles at grocery stores are a full aisle! So this section thatba,so contains olive oils, aged balsamic, roasted peppers, capers, pesto, artichoke tapenade and other Italian pantry items makes me very happy. The seasonal section is also a must. Right now it's exploding with all things pink, red, hearts and love for Valentine's Day. Those gnomes that used to be relinquished to the garden now find themselves dressed up for every season. Shelves filled with gnomes wearing pink hats and sweaters dominate this section. I'm in this area frequently running errands so no doubt this will become a regular stop.

Ross is always a hit and miss, but this location is very well cared for, excellent security and…read moretagged items. They had more items in stock than I have seen at other Rosses so that was encouraging and variety is what keeps it fun. I found several items at great prices for the win! The dressing room attendant was probably the nicest person I've ever encountered at any retail store. The dressing rooms were also surprised, they're pretty clean and the doors go all the way down to the floor and are about 7 feet tall so that's the most privacy of ever experiencing my entire life trying on anything. It was very secure and comfortable. There was no line to check out as plenty of cashiers were on duty.

Typical Ross, a random assortment of lots of items - clothing, housewares, bedding, shoes, small…read morefurniture and lamps, and kitchen items. Usually I find lots of clothing but I struck out at this store. Bought just one item, a super fancy black cocktail dress with a silver brocade empire chest. I have absolutely no place to wear this, but....it was $6.49! Yep, for less than a glass of wine, I purchased a cocktail dress! Since this coming New Year's will welcome 2020, I'm hoping someone, maybe me, will throw a fancy party. If so, I'll be there in style! Love how Ross is open until 11:00pm. Seems crazy to me but I'm often bored at night so this gives me a purpose, to go on a bargain hunt. Oddly, seems like others are on my schedule. Staff in fitting room, at jewelry counter, and check out were all friendly and helpful. Won't seek this particular Ross out as a destination as I do some of the other Ross locations, but since I was kind of in the area tonight (West Linn) I took the "scenic" route home so I could try my look at bargain shopping. Based on my $6.49 fancy cocktail dress, I'd say it was a success!

Only come here whenever you're not in a hurry! They often only have one cashier regardless of how…read morelong the line is. They still charge 5 cents for a bag so plan accordingly or park as close to the front as you can. This is my local spot since it's only 15 minutes walk or 5 minutes drive. I only come here whenever I have time to meander for stuff I want, not need and often time I score big. My latest was a set of two planters with big water drainage for $14.99 on New Year Eve.

Always find something at Ross! I go for the bargains, for the quick fix of retail therapy without…read morethe huge price tags. I don't go for or expect Nordstrom level customer service, spotless fitting rooms or quick check out lines. Point being, set your expectations! Since I had just gone to the Ross in Eastport Plaza, I decided to take SE 82nd to get home so I could stop in this Ross too. They all have different inventory so it's always worth a quick drop in and walk through the store. Today I found a gorgeous jumpsuit by Calvin Klein for $49 and I've seen it at Macy's for $129. Same exact one. Also bought an on trend pair of leopard print pants. I know, sounds like a street hooker. But they really are somewhat tame, no pun intended! I plan on wearing them around the house as loungeware because the material is so soft, they have pockets, and they are a loose, wide leg style. For $11.99, I couldn't leave them behind. It was Friday around dinner hour so the store was not crowded and checkout was fast. If you go during lunch hours when it's busy, the lines are often long because for some reason, they have less cashiers working during the busiest time. Like all Ross they have the annoying "greater" as you walk in, not adding to the experience at all. I smile and keep walking. At this particular store on this day, I did see a very active security guard really walking around watching to prevent theft, not just standing around which is usually the case. I, for one, appreciate this. Too much theft in Portland and it affects all of us. I like that they have security guards; I'm there to shop not steal so their presence doesn't bother me. Another stop at Ross, another bargain found!