I think I have officially visited every hardware store in pasadena and Glen Bernie so now we have…read moreto travel to other parts of AA County. After striking out at a different location, Jeremy ordered what he wanted ahead of time, so they had it ready when we arrived. No need to wander the aisles. It was hardly worth the effort to unlatch me from our van so I could accompany him inside. But it was blazing freaking hot so I went inside for all of seven minutes, while Jeremy paid for his purchase. I think my favorite part about shopping at Home Depot is that their website tells you where to find everything that they stock: aisle number, section, down to individual item number. Its super helpful, when I remember to use it, and my phone isn't being a cranky piece of crap by not loading web pages. I wish more stores would add the ability to find the item in store to their websites.

So I'm not just a chef and caterer I'm also an artist and I work on a lot of restaurants helping…read morethem to enhance the look of their interior design. I purchased this white Behr paint that includes the primer last week and it has proved to be absolutely amazing! The wall that I'm working on is a deep red a deep bright red at that, and so this paint has provided a full coverage that is absolutely amazing! I believe a gallon was around 30 to $35 which is perfect because it'll go a long way so it's a great value!

Meanwhile, on the mechanics job that never ends... we spent most of the day yesterday trying to buy…read morea welding torch to remove a ball bearing from a Toyota Sienna. Never in my life thought I'd know someone who could possibly weld, but life is weird. Jeremy has an ever growing love affair with Harbor Freight, so we visited the location in Glen Burnie, near good old David's Bridal (don't get me started on the horrors of that store). Thing is, Harbor Frieght doesn't sell the cannisters of gas necessary to fuel the torch. We bought a small welding kit anyway, hoping to find the cannister we needed at Home Depot. That was a bust, so we ended up returning to Harbor Freight to get our money back... But the story doesn't end there! After finally finding a welding kit and getting a tank filled at Robert's Oxygen, we returned to the job to discover that we needed some kind of hammer thing that requires an air compressor to run... so back to Harbor Freight We found an air compressor on sale and helpful signage reminded us that we also needed a hose and some fittings. We took our purchases out front to make sure we had everything we needed, returned to the job to find that, for reasons that suggests the universe hates us, one of the fittings would not lock in place. At that point, it was after 8pm and the store had closed, so we threw up our hands and went home for the night. Jeremy ended up going to the dundalk location early this morning to get the quick fit piece he needed and we are back on the job in pasadena. Fingers crossed he can get this axel off, cuz he's been working this job for a week now and I'm pretty sure any money he was going to make has all been spent on tools at Harbor Freight.

How do you rate a tool store? Well, I have been to a lot of Harbor Freight tool stores and this…read moreone is first, the cleanest. Second, has the best supply of goods. Lastly, the customer service is super friendly and helpful. The price of the tools for a common person that is going to use a certain wrench a couple of times is very good. I love their tool boxes, well built and comparable to some of the big name brands. This is my go-to store for everything from duct tape to hex wrenches. Great value and great customer support.

Huge inventory, reasonably priced, lots of hard to find tools and materials in stock…read more Call in advance to check availability.

From the owner: This family owned and operated business originally known as Ben Posner & Sons was founded in 1960…read morein a small warehouse in the District of Columbia. From this modest beginning, rooted in founder Ben Posner's career in the steel business, the Company began its long period of growth and the establishment in 1975 of its current corporate headquarters. Located in Capitol Heights, Maryland, Posner Industries serves its customers from its 50,000 square foot main warehouse. With Ben's two sons continuing their father's dedication to serving businesses large and small, the renamed Posner Industries expanded its focus to include not just steel and fasteners, but also power tools, abrasives and a broad range of contractor supplies. With the additional expertise and partnership of the Schraf family, Posner Industries expanded its operations into the Chantilly, Virginia, area in 1998, opening its first satellite operation and heralding a new era of growth for the company.

This store is located behind a pizza place and gas station so if your not looking you may miss it…read more I use to go with my grandfather all the time so I remembered it. Went there us to get a few things. An since the last time I was there they really cleaned up!! It's was easy to navigate and find what you needed. They also had a lot of stock so thy actually had what you needed as well. The employees were prompt to ask us if we needed help and check out was a breeze. A small store like this is differently easier to go to than a big super store and it will have you basic home improvement needs.

Walked in with every intention on buying something. the tall man and older woman immediately rolled…read moretheir eyes and audibly sighed. They followed that up with exchanged whispers. Why you ask? Because I have a toddler. He wasn't doing anything bad, He never destroys stores or anything, and we'd never been in this store before. So to me, it was very odd they had such an issue with my child just EXISTING in society... We walked out without purchasing anything and will not be returning. Anyone so rude to me and my family sure as heck doesn't deserve my money. I'm only writing this review to let whoever's in charge of the store know that your employees are openly discriminating based on age (which is illegal.) I'd review your tapes on Saturday July 9th around 11:35.

A very unique, cute little home town eclectic shop. Mary, the owner, couldn't be friendlier. She…read moresells homemade crab cakes, locally grown plants, veggies and fruit. She even has locally designed t-shirts. Great bargains like tomato plants from a local nursery for just $.50 - $1! Well worth the trip.

Reminds me of Andy, Opie and Aunt Bee in Mayberry! One of a kind long term survivor in Fells…read morePoint! You never know what you might find or discover here. Every visit you'll be fascinated with the huge and varied selection of offerings. In business over 67 years, Owner, Patrick, is a wealth of knowledge and information. He is an expert at servicing quartz watches, almost every battery is in stock. His pricing is exceptional, and he'll even provide service while you wait. It's a shame that more small family businesses like this have disappeared. This is a very feel-good place!

This place always seems to magically have whatever random/specific thing you need - and for very…read morereasonable prices. Highly recommend.