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  1. The Comfort Zone - 5 Lindsay Street South

    5 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay ON K9V 2L7

    4.8 Superb 63 reviews

    “We attended The Comfort Zone in search of a new king mattress & box springs. We found quality, in available product, and education to help us better make purchase decisions. Michelle & Steve made us welcome, and our new bed is fabulous!”

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  2. Midtown Mattress & Home Furnishings - 30 William Street South

    30 William Street South, Lindsay ON K9V 3A4

    4.4 Superb 72 reviews

    “Very pleased with service & my order. The friendly sales clerk (Jade) was very helpful & understood what I was looking for. I was going to purchase online & it was suggested I go to Midtown before ordering. So glad I did. What I wanted was ordered. Arrived in 3 days. It was put together & delivered (small fee under $50.00). If I had ordered online, it would need to be assembled (!!??🤔). It is nice to support local business. The fellows that delivered were very courteous & careful in handling the table/chairs. If you are buying new furniture go to Midtown. They sell mattresses & “furniture”.”

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  3. Staples - 363 Kent Street West Unit 600

    363 Kent Street West Unit 600, Lindsay ON K9V 2Z7

    3.6 Good 96 reviews

    “I came to this particular location to print buisness cards for myself for the very first time... Thanks to Samantha's incredible help and kindness, I was able to make cards that I absolutely love. From showing me all the steps in the card creation process, and helping me make my own account, she definitely knows her stuff! Thank you so much Samantha for all the time, patience, and kindness you've shown me today. You've definitely left an impression on me and made my day an extra bit brighter :)”

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