Deseret Industries Thrift Store & Donation Center

This place smells so awful I cannot stand to be in there. Smells like someone dumped febreze everywhere

Buyer beware, used to be my favourite thrift store, now they raised prices, things that were. 50 cents are now $1.50 and not even worth the. 50 cents, used dolls and stuffies are $6 to $7 each. Nothing for even a dollar, lowest priced item I could find was $1.50 on donations. Tried calling, no one ever answers the phone, was going to donate a huge pile of stuff, but with the inflated prices on donations, will find a better place to give and shop. Raising prices 300% is a very bad business decision, place will now be a museum, where discarded items just pile up on the shelves, never selling. Plastic cups from dollar tree, shouldn't be $1.50 each at a thrift store, but they are here. Thrift stores are supposed to be that thrifty, not more than you could buy new. Very disappointed in Desert Industries

Always clean and organized well. The prices are really all over the place. They are a little bit overpriced on video games, records, cassette tapes, and electronics. The clothing is washed before they sell. This is really nice extra step for a thrift store. Employees seem kind and respectful.

Although smaller than Goodwill, I prefer Deseret because they have better prices and their fitting rooms are open.

The prices are so good here. I love looking for books especially. The air freshener is a little overwhelming but everything else about this place is great. The employees are always very nice.

Pretty good prices, especially for clothing. My recent visit was very fragrant. Would ask that the business be more air-aware and use less air fresheners/smelly cleaning products.

There are some good items here. Like many thrift stores, you have to dig for them. The prices fluctuate depending on the brand (ex: Pendleton vs. Faded Glory). One star lost because the store has a weird fruity smell, way too hot, and stuffy. Good prices and the staff are pleasant.