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  1. Dollar General - 580 Gravity Ct

    580 Gravity Ct, Waterford WI 53185

    2.8 Average 30 reviews

    “Great finds at the Dollar General. Not only can I pick up milk, but I can also browse down the clearance aisle for cute items for my home. I love that they have the Artic Glacier premium ice . One of my favorite things is that each season; you can find the essentials needed right at the front of the store from bags of ice or charcoal for some nice summer grilling ?”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1709 Milwaukee Ave A

    1709 Milwaukee Ave A, Burlington WI 53105

    4 Good 56 reviews

    “This is a great DT! The store was fully stocked and I finally found some items that I've been seeing on You Tube. The store was clean and the employees were very nice! One of the better DT's in WI!”

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  3. Dollar General - 851 Greenridge Ctr

    851 Greenridge Ctr, Mukwonago WI 53149

    3.4 Good 59 reviews

    “I enjoy coming here. Of course it depends what your looking for. Kids Bandaid, kids toothbrushes (especially when your kids chew them up so bad they need a new one twice a month...maybe not literally), usually good options for holiday. I've gotten good Valentines for the kids here, crafts, little gifts or add on for teachers gifts, cards (I love getting birthday, graduation, etc cards here they're cheap and/or decently priced) storage containers and laundry bins, feminine products. Not a bad place if you're looking to save.”

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