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Needed a storage box for our little girl's room to store all the scattered toys....found a beautiful pink big storage chest with a Princess theme for 75$...found the price expensive but the chest was very unique...unlike any other I've seen in the valley. Fell in love with the unique designs in the shop and I guess that influenced the buy, even though it was very expensive compared to other storage stands available for half the price at the discount retailers.

Quips n Quotes marked down their home accessories and we found this really nice Tracy Porter framed print 75% lower than retail price. Also found smaller prints for 9.99$ each. All the products are marked 25-75% lower than actual prices, so the buy was definitely worth the while especially to spruce up an apartment!

Our computer had a problem of being extremely slow and even though it was considerably new, we knew it was safest to take it in for repair before the hard disk crashed and we lost all our daughter's photos and video files. Abraham Technologies support team explained the computer's problem in a simple and understandable manner. Initially a payment of 25$ is taken as an examination fee. Our computer needed a formatting and saving of files and clean up of viruses etc. To rework and reset our entire system a price of 120$ was quoted and though it was a little steep, the work definitely stood up to that. I would suggest this store for their service.What's good about this place is you aren't left in the dark about what will happen to your computer, everything gets explained clearly and the work is adeptly done.

This is the only store in the Rio Grande valley that actually caters to the Indian customers needs. One buy that is a definite bargain is their steamed rice cake cookers. The price of 7$ was very affordable and the product sturdy to use especially as the cooker is a must and they're the only store that sells this in the Valley

Needed to buy a vacuum for our apartment but it needed to be one that was convenient to use and did the job! Initially thought of the larger vacuums but fell in love with the easy to carry and clean wet/dry vacuum from Craftsman. Bought this for a bargain at 14.99$ only and added a one year warranty purchase of 2.25$ to the bill. Including taxes we only paid a total of 18.66$ for this vacuum and it does the job....I'm able to reach the hidden areas under heavy furniture, behind sofas, window pane slides and more. I would suggest this buy for anyone needing a convenient vacuum especially when you need to clean frequently with small kids in the house. This is a great vacuum for the car as well. Serves our purpose both at home n outdoors too. Sears sells this at all their stores.

We needed a carpet for the playroom, something that could withstand food spills, thorough wear and tear especially as our 2 year old is always playing in that room. We found a well priced mat for 19$ on sale from Home Essentials at Kmart(5x6), Burgundy in color(safe for food spills!)and thought the buy was great. All in all the carpet has served well except it is a real pain to clean it as little bits of paper and little bits of eraser shavings etc just get embedded within the carpet and this makes it tough to get it cleaned. I need to use the broom and the vacuum cleaner to ensure I have it clean. I would suggest never to consider buying this brand for a frequently used space..yes the price works but maintenance is tedious.

Bought ourselves a handsized grinder when we just moved in.A friend of ours suggested LNT and though we thought the products they had were great, later after researching the market we realised we good have made our dollar go a little further with an alternate buy. But I would definitely recommend going to the LNT store if you need to buy a product/appliance, something for your home but you arent really sure of what brand to pick. The store personnel(or atleast ours was)are well informed and educated about the products in the store...our trip to LNT was a very educative one....guess the education hikes the price up a notch ;> LNT definitely has a great variety of things you would need for your home but as I said earlier...not necessarily the lowest priced

Scouted the market and found the best deal for a 10 piece cookware set from Target for 50$...this included three sizes of cookware pots, 2 sized frying pans and 2 bake trays and 2 cake pans. The offer included a ladle, a curry spoon and a frying spoon. Bought this at the end of October 2007 and now end of May 2008 I can say this set has served us well. The only problem I have faced with the set is having the cooking pots and frying pans blacken at the bottoms. Unfortunately I had a 90 day warranty and this started to happen 3 months ago :<

Considering I shopped store to store for bathrugs that were economical the buy we had at Annas Linens was great...got a set of 3 for less than 10$ and this was excellent for everyday use. We ofcourse picked a set for guest visits that was less than 20$ but overall we have been very happy with the price and quality.We also bought a door mat that was very economically priced at 5$ on sale