2006 pieces in the box, in white. That works out at under 1¢ a piece.
In the range · Retail & Display
Every figure above belongs to this line. Where the maker states no figure, the row stays out instead of carrying an average.
This line comes as 2006 pieces, which is how the range prices it and how it repays comparison. The per-piece figure above is the price divided by the count, rounded up to the cent, so it never sits lower than what you pay.
What a piece costs across the departments · Buying by the pack without over-buying
5 reviews for this line and its variations, quoted word for word, lowest rating first.
This item works excellent. The needles is very sharp no issues there. It’s very easy to use and the trigger is simple as well. It doesn’t ruin the clothes or make large holes. It’s a very good product easy to train people on very convenient for usage. I would definitely recommend this product. The price point is perfect as well.
OMG!!! This made pricing the garage sale clothes go so fast and easy. Just click, click, click and then went along and wrote the prices on and your done!
Made my yard sale with racks of clothing much easier.
This is perfect for pricing items for a garage sale. Not for daily use, but for the occasional garage, YES! Easy to use. Priced well.
Works perfectly. We are a sporting goods store and sell sport style socks in packs as well as singles.. this product worked great for putting price tags on the singles
clear · plastic
clear · plastic
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110Everything a table needs on the one day of the year it matters.
97Bulk counts for a room of thirty and the week it has to survive.
105The desk drawer, restocked by the box rather than the packet.
18What the present travels in, bought by the dozen.
166Small tools that get used until they wear out, sold in counts.
91The drawer by the back door, and the parts that vanish from it.
61Parts that fix the thing you already own instead of replacing it.
24Things that live outside and have to survive a season of it.
34The counters and the drinks table, restocked in bulk.
39Precision tools for hands, faces and hair, in salon counts.
25Small protection you buy before you need it, not after.
29Kit for the pool, the pitch and the trail, in team quantities.
30What goes on the wall, in the cupboard or across the bathroom rail.
30Pieces that do not sit neatly on any one shelf.
