I so appreciate the helpful service I always receive at Czarnetzki's! Today I needed a replacement…read morepiece for my pond sprinkler. In a matter of minutes, the worn out piece was removed and replaced with a new one! Great customer service!

Came here with my parents before driving to Princeton. From Highway 23 you take a right at Arnold's…read moreImplement and drive through a back road. Was rather disappointed at lack of barbecue and Traeger selection. Some Ace Hardwares have a great selection of rubs and sauces, not here. I probably overpaid for a Miracle Network 5 gallon pail and lid. I needed another for pellets and some of it goes to charity. It was turquoise and colorful. Also bought some Cold Spring bakery raspberry and white chocolate cookies and snickerdoodle cookies. They sell bottles of Ace water for 50 cents. This hardware store had a nice selection of men's clothes. The store was spacious and didn't have that dirty grease smell as you enter.

Took my chainsaw in for repair due to it not returning to idle when warmed up. It ran fine, just…read morewouldn't idle down when warm. Suspected an intake air leak. Got it back totally torn apart. Box full of parts. Charged me $40. Total ripoff. Was a loyal customer for 38 years. I will never go there again. The same snooty girl was working.

Ordered a gallon of deck stain through Home Depot's website for store pickup. Picked it up and went…read moreto use it. Should have been semi transparent walnut brown so the wood grain still showed. After applying it to a bit of my deck I was concerned how light it was so I stopped applying it. Let it dry. There is no color to it. Just a clear coat on my deck. The store forgot to add tint to it. Instead of receiving walnut brown stain I got a gallon of "tintable neutral base" (i.e. clear). Contacted customer support and they confirmed online orders just get a can off the shelf. They don't tint it. THEN WHY ON EARTH ARE YOU LETTING ME SELECT COLORED STAIN TO BEGIN WITH. Seriously disappointing.

I went through Home Depot to do two remodels at home. First one was a flooring and honestly I gave…read more5 star to them the lady who takes care of this project was very responsible and was all the time helping us with the delivery and coordinating with the installer. The installers do a good job in a short term. I gave to Home Depot 5 stars. The other remodeling was a new countertop the lady who take the project was totally absent to support us. The company who sell the countertops very bad. So I gave to Home Depot only one star. I don't from Home Depot a note like : "I am sorry you had a bad experience.......bla ..bla", I hope Home Depot talk to the lady in charge of the countertops and track her how important is a customer and how to manage a project. She needs to do like the lady who works in flooring. The crew of Hispanic installers of the countertop was awesome. So if you don't need financing my advise : go to a shop of granite and you will get a better attention.

It is my pleasure to sing Handyman's praises. From the…read more1980's until now, I have used HH for all manner of needs, especially plumbing. From getting an excellent referral for our old house plumbing to more recently getting help myself as I try to learn basic plumbing repairs after the age of 70, I have been met with respect and solid good help with concrete suggestions. I will continue to use them FIRST when needing to handle something I know nothing about!

I have been going to Handyman's for over 30 years and this is the best store in town. I have always…read morehad knowledgeable people help me with all sorts of home projects and they have always had the part I needed. I've even gotten things there that you won't find anywhere else. Handyman's has saved many a otherwise wrecked thing in my house. They are great problem-solvers and come up with solutions to any issue. I think they are great!!!

I shopped here about 25 years ago. The store is massive. You will find housewares, crafts, expired…read moregroceries, hardware, etc. I wandered throughout the whole store. They get excess liquidation stuff from dollar tree, dollar general, Costco, etc. I found a few things. You need to really check expiration dates, to me anything from Dec 2022 should be OK in January 2023. Upstairs has furniture and pictures. Prints of Adam Thurman who has the quirky puzzles were $120. They had target field, us bank stadium, etc for $120. I saw a cool buffalo picture for $189. 4/5 stars as cashier was this older lady who sat down and wasn't friendly and did not say thank you after my purchase. They 10 key enter everything too, so super slow. Review 6 in 2023

Mrs. Carnivore and I embarked on an adventure, and accidentally tripped over this place. This was…read morea most fortunate occurrence, as it was the place I was trying to find to show her anyways. Gopher Bargain Center is part flea market, part unclaimed freight, part antique shop, part furniture store, and part complete randomness. Lawn mowers, fishing gear, bedroom sets, hot tub, flour, drain cleaner, cards, cookware, toaster ovens, Eggo waffles in strangely damaged boxes, a wrench big enough to undo the nut on the bolt that holds planet Earth together. These are merely the beginning of the delights found within this building. A trip inside will make you smile at the complete randomness of it all. Bathroom and kitchen fixtures, including the kitchen sink. You might, with enough imagination, be able to build and fully equip and furnish an entire house with the items in this store. That statement, though true at the writing of this review, may well change drastically as early as tomorrow. The Carnivore understands that there is an activity known as "scrapbooking," which he does not understand, but acknowledges the existence of. He is still stunned at the magnitude of items available at this establishment for this purpose. He figures that putting snips of things in a book pales in comparison to putting a steak in his belly, but to each, his own. There are curious smells in various parts of the store, too. some food-like, some solvent-like, some of completely unknown origins. All kidding aside, I promise you there is something here you want, or maybe even need. The entertainment value of wandering around and occasionally saying "What the hell?!?!" is worth a couple hours of your time. You just need to come here and walk around until you find it. As a side note, I believe in my heart that there are no more 75 watt incandescent light bulbs left in the store. I could, however, be wrong. Give it a try, but I would definitely be cautious about food items that are not obviously sealed, and even those, I would definitely wash the exterior of before opening. There are too many non-foods here to completely trust unsealed items.