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dateCreated	2011-01-30 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	IKEA
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rev:rating	3 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Through the years, I've heard of Ikea but had never been into one of their stores until recently. Hubby, daughter, and I met there one recent Thursday night, and I was favorably impressed in some areas, and not-so-impressed in others. First, we had dinner in the cafeteria, and while the prices are OK, the food is only filling. I had to ask for the greens to be replenished on the salad bar, and it was only 6:00 p.m. We made our trek through the store, following the arrows from department to department. I am a real sucker for kitchen stuff, and truly did spend a lot of money on items from there--just small stuff that I normally wouldn't care about getting, but which caught my eye. A wall hanger/organizer for a small vacuum cleaner now resides in my front closet--but it would never do for a full-sized vacuum cleaner hose, and there's no place for the various attachments. I bought a wall hanger for my iron and that works very well. Various other small things filled up our basket, and I was able to add to the 365+ dinnerware that daughter had given us. The self-check-out was only okay. A couple of times we had to have assistance. Hubby and I are furniture builders; we built furniture pieces out of solid wood and up-grade plywood, and our furniture is built to stand the test of time. The furniture, if you can call it that, which is available at Ikea is not of very good quality - it is mostly particle board with melamine veneer. The configurations are impressive, but if we knew how long that cabinets would last in a wet kitchen or bathroom, we might be more impressed. It also irritates me that if I want to go back to Ikea to buy any certain item, I'll have to make the full trek through the store again. Following the arrows is fine for the first-time visitor, but if I want to go back to buy some spice jars from the kitchen area, I have to go through the entire store again to get to the check-out area. It seems like there should be some way to modify that. I do like the dinnerware and some of the other things that I have gotten from this store, but to depend on them for anything substantial for my home would be madness.
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rev:reviewer	Nancy

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