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Great Neighborhood Hardware Store
If my dad were alive today, he'd take me to Tweedy and Popp. Not because it's big or has every item, but because he'd know the people who worked there and would visit them so often, people would mistake him for an employee. So in honor of the days when I went to hardware stores with my dad, I go to Tweedy and Popp. They have paint, garden stuff, plumbing stuff, they make keys, and they have Dremel bits. Plus the people are SO NICE it's ridiculous. More...
I just wanted to let you know that I had South West Plumbing out for service on 2/17/08 and they not only met but exceeded my expectations by far. I had been dealing with a clogged kitchen sink that I More...
Hardwick's, located in the University district on Roosevelt Avenue was a funky hardware store when I first discovered it many years ago. It became Hardwick's swap shop and now is just Hardwick's. It's More...
This is an amazing store to visit even if you dont need anything. Probably seattles best hardware store. Admitedly they don't have the best prices around, so if you just need some paint rollers head off More...
Let's be honest, this is not The Home Depot, which is precisely why I like it. If you just need to make a run to the hardware store for general items or for small projects, this is the place you should More...
Unless you're looking for a very specific color or texture, I think the Depot is a fine place to buy wall paint. Glidden is nice, and we've used Behr too. I've not had any need to use any of the higher More...