Subj : Wegmans
To   : Dale Shipp
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Fri Jun 10 2022 16:22:02

Hi Dale,

 RH> Maybe you need to try a "ride 'em" cart. They are a help; I used one
 RH> for a while after I broke my foot. Main disadvantage was trying to
 RH> reach something on upper shelves; you'll need a helper or a grab stick
 RH> for that.

 DS> Gail made good use of those for several months after her knee
 DS> replacement.  She did have a helper to reach upper shelves.  She also
 DS> has a grabber that is sort of ok, but can be a little bit dicey to use
 DS> at times.


It was good for me when I needed it but now I can walk the aisles.
Sometimes something on a top shelf will require my asking for help in
getting it down; help is usually available from another shopper or store
personnel.

 RH> Same as we trust Wegman's house brands over a lot of the lower end
 RH> stores around us.

 DS> Now that we have moved from Columbia, Wegman's is no longer very
 DS> convienent to us.  But, I agree that their house brands are every bit
 DS> as good as national brands and better than many other store brands.

We got home from our western trip earlier this afternoon. Most of the
time, when we needed a loaf of bread or whatever, we got it at Wal-Mart,
also spending the night in their parking lot. While we were in UT
visiting our older daughter, we shopped at Harmon's, very similar to
Wegman's in quality. I understand it, like Wegman's, is a family owned
chain.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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.... Mind... Mind... Let's see, I had one of those around here someplace.

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