Where did they go ? This use to be a pretty good hydro shop, looks like a ownership change for the…read moreworse, ther is little to no stock, unknowlagable clerks, product tampering I bought a TDS meter there and asked for the solution to calibrate it, Andrew took the meter and calibrated it ( big mistake, should have left it factory calibrated) tryed it out at home and was 250 ppm low, tryed to calibrate it with the new solution, meter stops at 707 ppm, tested solution with truncheon meter it's dead on at 500 ppm

This stuff is extremely knowledgeable and will be able to help you with most any problem you need…read morethat being said they are not the most polite and they seem to be frustrated or annoyed if you are not an expert. Sometimes they will leave you waiting while talking with customers which I find understandable as I would want to take my time talking with them but when it's my turn they seem to want to rush me out

What a gorgeous store. I drive past often and today stopped at the dentists on the same street…read more Even though I had a numb mouth after the dentist and was talking with a lisp, I just had to take a peek. The lady who owned the store was chatting away showing off new items in the clothing boutique at the back of the room. She was lovely and very approachable. I needed up buying a top and necklace for my mother in law. The fashion is really nice and aimed at ladies in their 40s+ I would say. I was into plenty of it, as they have a really nice on trend rack. The home wares are fun interior decor items inc paintings, ornaments, furniture, vases and mirrors. I have my eye on a cactus cookie jar. They were in the middle of taking down all their Christmas stuff so can't wait to see what stock they put in it's place.

Visited this store today and I am glad I did! The store…read morecaters mostly to A Rustic/Farm House look. Many items are very appealing and would look great in a variety of different rooms within a home. Not only are there Decor items, the store also carries Clothing, Jewelry, and a variety of Handbags as well. I had no idea this store existed until I looked on Yelp and realized that I drive by this store on the way to work every day. So glad I stopped in. Worth a look!

I ordered online from San Francisco for a friend's memorial for her grandmother, and this did not…read moredisappoint! The pictures online and the flowers received were of the same quality and quantity. No issues with delivery. My friend's family appreciated the pretty arrangement!

Admittedly I had a difficult request - no mums, I requested, bright and cheerful, for 100.00. The…read moreresulting bouquet was ...meh. Not very impressive, with flowers that could have been sourced from a $7.00 grocery store bouquet and a couple of snapdragons and roses thrown in. I know I'm picky and difficult but I was expecting something more for the price.

Popped in during the Red Shoe Crawl 124th street edition to their new location…read more Picked up a gorgeous silver Buddha hook for my wall and a couple giant engagement ring bobbles for my daughter and I to match. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, informative but not overbearing. Tons of great decor items in here! The perfect dose of retail therapy or place to pick up a housewarming gift!

This is such a fun store to shop in. The owner is.friendly knowledgeable and knows how to design…read moreand is amazing at it. I just.feel.good going in there and he makes you feel like you are at home. He always helps me pick out things amd I get them home and absolutely love them. Go see for yourself but be careful one time thete and you'll want to return every week. I would encourage anyone that is looking to update their home decor this place is worth.looking in. Thank you to the staff at bling for being so.kind and welcoming I'll be back soon.

This place fills so many needs! Matching a damaged light fixture, (vintage or not), replacing…read moredamaged diffusion panels in fluorescent fixtures, no problem! Reflective egg crate? Yes. Need a filing cabinet? Siding? Replacement door? Window? Tub? Shower? Tiles, flooring, door knobs, hinges... yup - they might have it. Bannister? Baluster? Fireplace? Sink? Toilet tank lid? There is a collection you should check out. Crafting? Creating? Building? So many great ideas!! Now I have a burning desire to figure out what to do with the circular 1m diffusion covers for light fixtures. Cold Frame? Hmmmm. The folks here are super friendly & always helpful. You need something - come wander, ask questions, and say hi to the shop pup - super loves visitors. Reduce, reuse, recycle, rebuild, repair, repurpose.

This store is cool!!! If you're looking for something specific for a project, or maybe you're…read moresearching for inspiration...well this is the place for you! There are rooms full of salvaged items and new vintage looking items. Whether your in need of some old doors, cabinets, lighting, fixtures, theatre chairs, windows, stone, nuts/bolts, handles, sink, toilet, furnace, fireplace, baseboard, barn board, shelving, and the list goes on. And on, and on. The fellow who owns the place is super friendly and great to talk to. It would be a miss if I didn't mention Murphy, the adorable store dog who wanders around like he owns the place. I secretly think he does. Make sure to say hi to him while you're there. It's worth stopping in here every month or so, because their stock changes regularly and you never know what you'll find! Happy treasure hunting!

Had a lovely visit to upwegrow yesterday. Cute store on 75 Street…read more Owner was there - friendly and fun. Lots of selection. Prices were good. Love me a local business! Will definitely be back.

After she called me back, she told me they would still be charging to come and see my items. Debra…read morewas very rude i will not deal with them again. The woman on the phone wouldn't give me her name. We had emailed back and forth. Pictures had been sent, and she said she was interested. When I called back to set up time for her to see my antiques, she said there would be a charge to come and do an evaluation. Does anyone know, is this standard practice? @everyone. Trish O-B

My shopping experience at Ibon was distinctly negative…read more Security precautions are overtly aggressive. Store manager was very harsh and unwelcoming. Her attitude seemed to suggest that I should be grateful for being allowed to enter her inner sanctum. Most merchandise consisted of overpriced crystal and china. I certainly wouldn't bother with them again. The Strathcona Antique Mall is in the same area and is a much more enjoyable alternative.

A department store featuring original, imported products from Japan. The items here are of a much…read morehigher quality than other import shops. I am a huge fan of Japanese stationary and pens, and there is a very large selection here. There are also housewares, toys, origami paper, and much more. The staff person proudly showed me around and explained the background of a number of products. I will definitely be back!

This Japanese department store is one of a kind in Edmonton, and the staff person I spoke with,…read moresaid possibly in Canada. They recently opened and are located in a strip mall in the West End just off of Stony Plain Road. On a Saturday afternoon, it was quiet in the store and I was able to learn more about the product from the staff person working. All the products are made in Japan and are typically used in daily life of Japanese people. It would also be great for those who visited or lived there and might be looking for the products. There are different sections within the store. On the left near the front are the housewares including great cups that look like cupcakes. Near the entrance there's a table full of colourful cloths which could be used as tablecloths, framed as art, or hung as a banner. Towards the back, there are coasters, printed toilet paper, small gym bags for a water bottle and towel, and there's an assortment of pens and highlighters. They have eraser on them! What a great idea and I picked one up to use when I write cards and make a mistake. Along the back wall are purses and bags, sandal socks (love the sushi ones), sandals, and kimonos. By the right wall are items for decorating the home including paper art that seems delicate but when water is added, they can be stuck on windows and reused! The store also carries earrings, masking tape, stationary including notebooks, medicine bags that I'll use to carry my jewelry when I travel, make up bags, coin purses, stamps, and stickers. I really enjoyed learning about the products from the staff, and picked up a gift and cool items for me too!