Huge Savings at 50% Off Thrift Sale: Profitable Resell Finds
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Join me on an exciting thrift store adventure during a 50% off sale! Discover the incredible deals and profitable items I found to resell for big profits. Watch as I share tips and insights on how to maximize your thrift store finds and turn them into cash. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more thrifting and reselling tips!
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Sold a tapestry blanket for $20 profit. Would never have thought to pick it up if not for you. Many thanks!
Awesome congrats!
I was watching another RUclipsr just a little bit ago today and he was talking about another reseller getting in big trouble over not washing every piece of used clothing before selling them. Thoughts please? Apparently we are supposed to be putting a disclaimer or a statement in every posting that says item washed, and or steamed per eBay policy or something to that nature. The goblet reminded me of what they use in the Catholic Church at mass. Maybe that’s why there was only one. It looked like Louisville pottery actually, which is where I’m from.
@30:07 I was told vases and bottles with that type bottoms are nautical vases and bottles....so they won't tip over while traveling the waves in the waters 🤷♀️🤷♀️ I could have been lied to 😂😂😂
Hmmmm interesting
@katstreasurehunting and you added it was a thicker glass...leads me to believe that is true
I believe that the clear glass item you said was a vase that you wanted to show Elena was actually a wine decanter
The clear glass vessel that you called a vase is really a wine decanter.
Nice! 😊
Thanks! 😊
The hair receivers are antique, not just vintage.
What is a hair receiver?
I don’t see Marsha channel ❤
Here it is youtube.com/@redcardinaltreasures?si=D6vLiXSRMlg3Xoso
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That hair receiver is extra with the Flo blue! 💜
Ohhhh good to know!
Too ship the Oscar comforter, try one of those vacuum bags. 🎉
Yeah i got some I'm hoping i can fit it in there 😆 🤣 😂 😹 it's so fluffy
Thanks Kat! Another great video! I love watching you shopping. The tips you share are alwats helpful too.😉👍♥️
You are so welcome!
I would love to find a hair receiver! Love thay Neal Diamond shirt. One of the best concerts!! You stacked up that cart girl!! Well done
Thanks so much!!
For that large comforter get one of those vacuum bags that compresses large items into a manageable size. I store my winter linens in them & they work well.
We tried it still won't fit lol it's very extra fluffy
@@katstreasurehunting wow! That is definitely extra fluffy!
I was watching another RUclipsr just a little bit ago today and he was talking about another reseller getting in big trouble over not washing every piece of used clothing before selling them. Thoughts please? Apparently we are supposed to be putting a disclaimer or a statement in every posting that says item washed, and or steamed per eBay policy or something to that nature.
Several of my thrift stores wash before selling, and from estate sales they're coming out of closet. For me if there's no odor or dirt and stains i don't wash. With true vintage items washing could damage so those we might not even with dirt/ stains. All clothing should be clean though before selling no dirt or odor. Same new with tags no way I'm washing that either
Any tips on getting rid of mothball odor? I bought a beaut iful vintage robe, part of the owners trousseau in 1960. I couldn’t smell it till I got home, but it does smell like mothballs. I’m afraid to wash it. I put it in my hot car for two days but that did not work.
@@karenhunter-kowalski8463 in a container with activated carbon or a ozone machine
I think the vase that you loved is a wine decanter
Do they have thick glass? It was close to a half inch thick i thought they were thinner?
I've seen the glass vase that you liked, sold as a carafe. I don't think it's a decanter because I've never seen it with a stopper.
😂 This is the first I’ve heard of a hair receiver. I have one! I thought it was a fairy lamp. I’ve been lighting tea light candles in it 😂
I love it! Whatever works!
That clear vase you liked is a wine decanter. Depending on the maker it can be good.
Good to know!
You need a vacuum bag expressor thing. Works great for large comforters. Great hall.❤
Yes we just got some that one is just like extra extra fluffy 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Iman sells on HSN, and typically both HSN and QVC lines have vanity sizing. It might be worth noting in your listings because everything I’ve purchased runs one size larger than normal. 💜
Oh good to know thank you
Hi Kat great variety of items love the blue vase and that basket with the dip bowl thank you for the video makes my day watching them as always best wishes and I hope you have a wonderful week 🐨🦘🇦🇺🥰
Thank you! You too!
Thanks for another great video and sharing your knowledge! I just sold some fabric within 24hours of listing! I would have never picked up fabric had it not been for your videos . Thank you 😊❤
Great job!
Hi Guinea pigs!❤️❤️
Lol lol they're very loud
@@katstreasurehuntingI love them! Am a big GP fan 😍
Hi Kat, Enjoy all your videos. Just couple things on the finds in this one: I think the 2nd hair receiver you picked up is a marriage. At quick glance, the bottom piece didn't seem to be decorated in a way to match the top. I could of course be wrong, but you might want to double check this. Also LOVE the etched/cut (?) glass sugar cube bucket you picked up at the end. IMHO, though, there is no way this is Murano. A sweet piece, just not Murano.
Thanks for all the info you share with us.
Thanks for sharing!! Appreciate it I'll double check both
Yay another Kat video. Howdy.
hello hello :D
I agree with a pp. I think of linens more because of you. I made $26 on a pair of pillow shams that sold in under a month.
Nice!
I found a sterling hand mirror in the tissue cover section a few years back,,,
Oh nice!
Hint on vtg long sleeve velour or brushed lingerie... keep an eye out on the sleeves. The elbows can sometimes be worn through. . Karen Nueburger is about a small step below Stan Herman. Gl all thanks for your time a d video Kat.
Thanks for the tips!
The antique hair receivers are kinda weird but cool. Also the glass vase is a wine decanter from Crate and Barrel. i have the same one.
Oh interesting it's such thick glass i didn't think it was!
Hi Kat, I love your videos. So much helpful information. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Subscribed to Marsha's channel. :)
Yay thank you!
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Hi Kat, I have watched so many of your videos but have somehow missed who the ladies are who thrift with you in your videos?
Elena is a viewer and then Marsha has a channel here on youtube and helps me a lot on our podcast and whatnot her channel is youtube.com/@redcardinaltreasures?si=D6vLiXSRMlg3Xoso
Thanks!
Good evening
Hello!
A little glass bowl for $7. I’m always like am I missing something or is this just thrift store ridiculousness? 😂
Lol lol yeah you never know which it might be
What is a antique hair receiver?
A hair receiver is a small container with a hole in the top that was used to store hair from brushes and combs on dressing tables from the Victorian era through the 1950s. The hair could be used for a variety of purposes, including: Hair art, Filling pincushions or other small pillows, Creating elaborate hairstyles, and Stuffing small bags called ratts to bulk out women's hairstyles.
Wikipedia
Hair receiver - Wikipedia
Article. A hair receiver is a small pot, typically made of ceramic, bronze, or crystal, with a hole in the lid, kept on the dressing table in the Victorian era to store hair removed from brushes and combs. A hair receiver, no maker's mark, at least 100 years old from Wales. History. Hair receivers were a receptacle with a finger-wide hole in the top to allow for the collected hair to be fed into the box. The hair collected in these receivers was recycled in a number of ways, notably for stuffing small bags, about 8-10 centimetres (3-4 in) across, called ratts (or rats), used to bulk out women's hairstyles.
@@katstreasurehunting Thank you Kat!!!!!
How are you doing on the $25 goal?
Doing decent probably 80 to 85%
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Do you know Edie Bennett?
I do not
I think you're missing things on the top shelf
Was the piece with the weeping gold not worth picking up
No it went for about 15 it was pretty though!
Just FYI…Shiseido is pronounced Shi•Say•Do
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