Pt 3 $500 Champaigne Bottles??? More treasures are found!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Patrick and Alex continue to work through this jam packed house and stumble across some seriously expensive hooch!
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Patrick is a real one - helps out and puts up with the constant barrage of bad jokes. What a G
Everybody needs a friend like Patrick.
I just thought of that also. I think he does it because it is nervous. He's pretty funny and entertaining most of the time. Neal. Fun to watch most of the time. No one could ever call him lazy for sure.
OMG YOU TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH LOL PATRICKS FACE TELLS IT ALL!! BAD JOKES IS BEING NICE! WAY TO BE SUCH A TROOPER PATRICK!
He doesn't look like he's having any fun tho. He's not being allowed to dig is he? Is he allowed to take a few items or offer to buy them for "cheap|? "here's some trash Patrick throw it in the bin"
@@MissX905 Alex treats his friends who help him very well. But Alex has to be the one who decides what he wants to keep. Patrick isn't a hostage - he's fine :)
Every time I see you do a clean out, I have the urge to declutter my house. Does this happen to anyone else??
Ha! I just decluttered my house over the course of two weeks because I was having a house guest! Finished just as the series started! :D
Yes it does.
It makes me feel like I don’t want to leave a mess for family to go through.
Yes to the urge / no to it happening 😂
Just started a major task of decluttering my basement after watching!
Big box of yarn?
Every knitter and crocheter in the comments: “Hold my beer”. 😂
Hysterical! I’m a quilter, so I’m holding my breath for fabric 😂
Yep. I have a bigger tote full just a long reach away from me. I knit while I watch. I should be able to finish a double-layer toque during this series. 😁
I could never deal with someone that happy in the morning.
A FREIND LIKE PATRICK IS A RARE TREASURE , INDEED .
Missed opportunity for a Dad joke at 24:19 -
“I almost walked through the screen door. I could have _strained_ myself.” 🤣
Good catch, lol!!
Also a missed “that’s what she shed!” At the man cave/ she shed talk 😂
😂😂😂
That fur collar may never have gone to any (one) specific coat, if we're talking Victorian or Edwardian you would just sew it on with tack stitches to which ever coat/cloak/bodice you wanted to dress up for the season. Vintage fur, even a detached collar like this, is always desirable. 💚
Dear Rachel S.
👍👌👏 Exactly what I thought instantly too! I wanted to comment similar but fortunately you already did all the writing work. 😁 ;-)
Best regards, luck and health.
I was thinking the same
YES YES YES Digging through boxes. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in hospice and get such laughter and love everyday with you and the magnificent Patrick. Thank you so much! Love you guys
I'm glad you are able to enjoy the little things.
Wow! You just picked up my old View Master in the box of jewelry boxes! I still have mine, and it's the only toy I have left my childhood. I'm 60 and so happy I hung onto it.
The little bits in the glass jar that came out the same box as the wood burner are different tips to the wood burner iron
If you do not want to deal with yarn, and it is in good condition (obviously), I believe there is a seniors home over by Telus World of Science that usually has a sign out front asking for yarn donations. I love that you try to pass on as much of the usable items as possible and keep them out of the landfill! You are a good person :)
I have watched both the potter and musician house clear out. Each house has its own collections. The collection of boxes in this house is amazing. Each box has been packed carefully but totally odd assortments.
I wonder if these boxes were packed by different people or if it was a case of progressive dementia. Some boxes seem normal e.g. the box with the ceramic black panthers and planters. Others' are old bottle caps mixed in with used make-up and jewelry boxes, with and without contents.
I'm overwhelmed just watching you go ftom room to room. I think I would have to start from one area of the house, clear it - then move to the next areA leaving an empty room behind me. Wow, what an undertaking.
hehehe Patrick is so quiet and Alex just gores on on and on and on!! cracks me up...y'all . are funny!!
providing insightful commentary on rare or unusual items is interesting.......inane babbling becomes monotonous.
Alex has kept his child's heart going on a treasure hunt. I guess that's why he can still enjoy this kind of work
Patrick has the patience of a saint.
Old champagne from certain vintages will sell for much higher than you may think. Say you bought the bottle for $100, If the vintage that year was good, then 30 years later, You're looking at return of 5x or 10x. If it was a bad year, your return is closer to a 2x or 4x.
Luckily for you, 1995 was a good year, and the current selling price for one is between $300 and $1000, depending on how desperately you want one.
Having them sealed in box will add on more value as well.
Lifesaver Holiday Candy Roll Books. I remember giving one to each of my siblings for Christmas at a cost of $1.00 each back in the late 60s early 70s. 😊 Usually “She Sheds” because theirs is outside near the garden, not on the basement of house.
It seems like it should be winter with lots of snow around when Alex starts a house clearance
Id love to help some of those things find their way to the re use it centre! All that yarn would be a great donation, its a really great resource!
At first when you opened that box full of candy and asked if anyone wanted to know what 1990 tasted like I thought, "Oh, they can't be THAT old." And then the Lifesavers Christmas box was uncovered, the same one I distinctly remember getting as a little kid. I'm 39 now! Yep, 1990 checks out. Ahahaha!
Hey, I’m 57 and I got those for Christmas. And we had Tootsie Rolls back then too lol
Lol! That bottle of 4711 can be found everywhere! It was one of the first large scale commercially available eau de colognes in history, it's from Germany and has been produced since 1799. It has a fresh, citrusy, slighty woody fragrance with a short throw that fades very quickly. The best way to use it is in summer when you are feeling hot and sticky, you dash some on a cloth hanky and wipe down your neck and ears, it's super refreshing with it's cooling effect and light smell. If you've never used it, try it! You can still buy it today and it still has the distinctive blue and gold label.
I love the smell but sadly my skin doesn't like it. Its what my nan used to smell of, that and port royal tobacco 🤣🤣
@@arohawaaka6255 amazing how scent can take us to a person or place in our minds! My Nana always had it in her house, too! I remember she gave me a very small bottle of it and I used it as a toy with my Barbies, every time I smell it I think of playing with those dolls as a girl.❤️
My Mother would put a few drops on a hankerchief and sniff it when she had a headache.
Doesn't that stuff go bad?
@@KameraShy well, it’s an eau de Cologne so it has a higher alcohol content, meaning it doesn’t spoil as quickly as an eau de toilette but those last for years and years. There will likely be a degradation of the scent to some degree, but if you mean bacteria, moulding or mildew, there just isn’t enough water in it for that.
I always enjoy watching you dig through a house for treasure. I can't imagine a family trying to that for a loved one who passed away. Your digs seem like a win-win situation.
Ahhhh….you have Timmy! From Detroit now retired in TN 🇺🇸. Miss the Timmy’s the most! In-laws live in Stratford on Avon and Sudbury, Sarina and Ottawa.
Rum butter is the best life saver flavor. Ahh the memories....
Adore these videos and even laughed at the bad humor lol. Can't wait for the next one.
I am going to be so sad when this series is over I love the hoarder houses!
It never ceases to amaze me how much junk we humans can accumulate and how many mundane things end up being precious to us because of some memory they are attached to. I have too much of it myself and I'm having a hell of a time letting go. 😆😆😆
Patrick didn't look like he was having much fun. Hope you bought him a nice dinner!
Let's hope Alex is actually paying him.
I'm always having fun. I just tend to be all business when there's a lot of work to be done lol.
@@ohPokey Alex says he always pays his friends for working for him. Even his kids too I think.
@@PatrickTheGhost And you will never ever forget your pajamas again, will you? ha
@@julier.1902 No, I definitely will not😂
I can't believe it's 3am and I'm watching somebody go thru boxes... love these series Alex.
I love when you dig through the boxes and explained all kinds of stuff mostly because i got to know about new things i never seen before or interesting things we don't have/use anymore. Also reading through the comments and learning from people who maybe know a lot of different things
Patrick should be your camera man so you can use both hands to uncover treasures faster!🤩
Great advice, I was thinking the same 🙌🏻🌟
Then he would have to do all the work.
Like Jesus treasure hunter from the usa. Much better to see the items and picture quality.
I found one of those black panthers at a thrift store one time and it sold about 3 years ago for about $100.
I actually have the same gold flower carnival glass and pearlesant white bowls in the video. 😊
Thank you very much for this series.
I am loving it.
That ambulance sure would come in handy about now!
Oh my heart, that RCA Selectavision box at 21:35. A weird technology that aided in sinking the famed RCA!
So many comments giving unsolicited advice about Alex’s sorting process ... so here’s my 2 cents.
It seems like Patrick is a good worker that could be used more effectively. It might be worthwhile to have the helpers (Patrick, Melissa and the kids) each have a table to empty boxes onto so that Alex can just quickly pick the items he thinks have value and the helper(s) can then deal with the charity and trash.
And I was thinking that Alex should save the charity runs for the boys so he can focus on sorting.
The carnival glass made me nostalgic for my mom who died of dementia last year. All my life we had a joke about the value carnival glass her mom had tried to convince her of.
I’m really enjoying this Alex! Both for the nostalgia and vicarious enjoyment of seeing you and your crew clean out a whole new hoarded house, and for the pure nostalgia of seeing so much that’s Canadian and American after being gone from the US for two years. Thank you for taking the time to make this series!
Great fun, thank you! Just a thought but you might want to keep all the boxes out of the dumpster and have one of the kids break them down for you and re cycle or flatten and put on top of the dumpster load to save space and money. Not a criticism just a thought as open boxes take up lots of room. Thanks for doing a hoarder house again, so much fun for us.
Looks like you are moving along. Nice having Patrick to help and he’s good company as well.
I love going through boxes full of things to look through. Yes, I'm enjoying watching you go through all the boxes
Each day gets more and more exciting Alex. Keep the energy high and know you are destined for a big score on this one 💰💸💵
Love seeing you go through the boxes, so exciting even if you don't find anything of value. Just so interesting what the people where keeping. 🥰🥰🥰
Im obsessed with the yellow chair! Every time I get a glimpse of it I try to figure out how I can purchase it and have it shipped to me here in North Dakota. It’s doubtful I’ll be able to go to the auction and I can’t imagine how much shipping would be. Oh well it’s fun to dream and even more fun to watch you dig though and find treasures 😊!
Me too! I love that chair! :)
Yes! I keep seeing it too! Beautiful.
Well the auction is in internet, so you can "go" 🙂 The shipping though... 😅
You could try to find a similar chair you and have it redone in yellow
So loving ❤️ going through the boxes with you !!! 🤗😊🤭😘
Vintage Christmas wrap is sellable. Your Brother in law is a good man to help you with your shanagins lol I love watching. I got hooked with the Potter's house. Looks like you need Hans and his lovely lady to come help.
Ya where’s Hans?!
Oh my heart, that RCA Selectavision box at 21:35. A weird technology that aided in sinking the famed RCA!
Now that you showed us there is an attic hatch, it's going to be hard for me to wait for you to climb up there to find the treasure! This is so fun!
I live for this stuff. I would sort all day with you for weeks for free! Such good stuff buried in junk drawer boxes.
I like seeing all the interesting things people saved over the years. It seems there's always something new to learn about - today it was Cat Butts ! I'm glad you noticed that the planters were McCoy; I knew what they were as soon as I saw the color and design. It pays to always check pottery and glass, you never know what you may be overlooking. I like the old Singer sewing machine, it looks well cared for, but maybe it's because it was buried and unused : ) Butter Rum Lifesavers are my favorite, too.
Rum butter Life Savers were the best! I remember buying those Life Saver books for my kids at Christmas. Really enjoy unloading all the boxes right along with you, it reminds me of the house auctions we used to attend.
We had the Lifesaver boxes in our stockings every year. Such a great memory.
@@patriciamargetis5233 So did we.
I remember buying them for friends when I was in grade school as gifts using my allowance 😆
We ALWAYS GOT THE LIFE SAVER BOOKS ,loved the wild cherry and peppermint
Butter rum rules. But those mint ones are great too. And wild cherry ☺
Having a grand time digging thru the boxes with you. Just wish I was really there helping.😊
Me too.
He won't let you dig tho in case you throw the wrong thing out. He wants you to buy the stuff from Kastner's. Dust, dirt and all lol
As a reseller, I'd be happy to go through the dumpster as they load it. Everyone misses some things.
I remember when you said "I was beginning to worry..." at both the Potters House and Madames... I chuckled to myself....no worries, for the best is yet to come....Thank you for sharing with us.
You managed to scare the employees of the charity house after learning you had only cleared one room 🤣
Omg 😆
I’m loving this hoarder clean out!! It’s so much fun to watch you sort and wondering what unexpected treasure you’re going to find!!
It is a shame that some people have to deal with having a home like this, but I like going through stuff with you and this time Patrick. Thank-You, and you can bet I will be watching every episode.
When Patrick was looking at that skillet, I immediately thought of Throw Mama From the Train! Lol I think the jokes are getting to him!😆
Yes I am having fun watching you go through all those boxes. It’s like a treasure hunt. Patrick is like your other free hand. Great job guys will see you soon.
This video 😆 You are such a nerd (meant in a good way)! It was giggling throughout!
I love watching your videos, especially the hoarder houses! I'm always hoping to see perfume, cosmetics, needlework, women's shoes, purses, lingerie, dresses, jewelry, LOL, pretty much everything! Even tools can be interesting
I love how Alex doesn't think yarn will sell. We yarnies are completely nuts. The most I've spent is $75 US (>$100 CAD) for a single hank of handspun in TN. I tried to buy yarn from Madam Rac's house, but someone kept sniping me for many, many times what the yarn was worth new, and it wasn't even good yarn; it was just cheap, old acrylic. We just want to be part of the magic, and pick up some "special" yarn 😀
And now there are 500k of us! There are guaranteed to be yarnies even more nuts than me in here now.
So much fun to watch, and live through this vicariously.
That Victorian spoon looks like a horn spoon. You use those with foods that react to metals. Alex, folks drink 200+ year old wine.... ;-D
Love your channel, Alex. The hoarder house clean outs got me hooked. Glad to see a new series!
I'm glad that so much of that stuff will be salvaged and not end up in the landfill. Thanks for sharing.
Continue watching! I wouldn’t miss it! These clean outs fascinate me.
I lived a block from a life savers factory, rum butter and cherry days were the best,the smells were amazing
You and Patrick are awesome!
I’ve have got to have one of the black panther’s! I’ve been looking for one forever! Hopefully you will sell them separately! Loving this series Alex! It’s amazing how much stuff people collect and don’t use anymore…😮. Enjoying this so much! 🐈⬛😊✒️✏️❣️
Make him an offer!
So excited for another episode.
I love seeing what you come across 😊😊😊
🙋♀️❤It's interesting to see how different people collect....how different minds work.
Love the videos where you go thru boxes
Gesundheit, Alexander! Your sneeze wasn't too loud. You should hear me sneeze.:-) I grew up with and still have that exact carnival glass bowl. Awesome video and great finds, Alexander! 500K anytime now! Can't wait for the next video.
Many seniors home can use the pens and pencils for doing the 'word search', 'crossword' puzzles, etc.
Wow! That champagne is a great find.
Oh man, watching from New Zealand, Friday afternoon here. What an incredible house.
It wasn't long enough. lol I love watching these digs, Alex. Very interesting. 😄
Neat stuff! I like the beer wall light.
It's so exciting to watch you go through a hoarder house again. Very fun--and Patrick's a champ!
That beer bucket light is cooooool
So excited for another series like this. Lots of hard work for sure! 👍
Take care, from North Dakota US
Hello fellow North Dakotan!! I'm in Fargo and I binge watch Alex's channel!
I could watch these videos all day
I loved the Life Saver Books! those were fantastic!!
Fantastic video! Safe travels home!!!!
Alex my love. You are a good man. Your dedication to sorting all that is in the home is admirable. I would love to be there helping you sort. You provide plenty of information and entertainment. So much stuff to go through. I love your patience and you. Looking forward to next video. Take care my angel and stay safe 🌹🌞🇺🇸🍺🌈👍🙏🎈🕊😇❤️
@@FiannaThornton74 some people are lonely and actually seem to think that they are making some sort of "connection" with RUclips personalities.....it is pathetic.....
@@urbanurchin5930 Some people do make a connection. Plenty of creators banter back and forth with regular commenters. There's nothing illegal, immoral, creepy, or sad about that.
Stopped the video to BOO your Ellie Mae joke!!! LOL! Also - Patrick doesn't seem like a morning kinda guy! lol
I am one to go thru everything like you are doing, that's why I watch the videos...I just don't know if anything is worth something....thanks for sharing!!!
Can't wait to see what's in the safe!
Me too!!!
I just hope it's not like the last safes he opened. There were two safes in one house. It took hours for a locksmith to open the first one and it was empty. They never managed to open the floor safe they also found.
Poor Patrick and his nightwear . But it is good to know that in Canada there
isn't a Walmart in every small town, I guess.
Rum butter life savers...YES! 🙂 Glad you're bringing us along for the digging through this stuff. I have 2 white McCoy pots like that green one you found. Those green ones are tempting...
The silver and shell serving spoon ( just the shells) takes baking soda damp cloth and keeps dipping into soda it will take all of the scratches out and Formica burns, water, baking soda, and salt. You can really do a lot of things . And please look under the furniture drawers my grandparents used to tape envelopes under the drawers with thousands of dollars in the drawers older people didn't trust banks check out old ace bandages rolled up and socks my grandpa once showed me 50,000 rolled in an ace bandage. Just a little fuel for thought We salvagers have to stick together, oh and with a gloved hand I don't like black widow spiders check in old boots my poppa did that too Gosh there are so many hiding places to hide money and real jewelry I will get back in touch to you. Happy hunting, Debi
Definitely a treasure hunt. And Patrick is a treasure 🤑.
When you said “Cat butts??”
😂
I enjoy watching your videos
I really do enjoy watching these. I know it’s a heck of a lot of work.
I looked forward to this all day! Thank you so much Alex and Patrick!
I’m relieved to know you are taking more time with this one!
Would love to help you dig through the hoards. That is my thing I love digging, not so much for the keeping but finding things worth value or learning about the history of it all. Happy digging and have a great day