You asked what the silver object with a handle was- It's part of a French press for making coffee. It's the plunger part. It pushes the coffee down to the bottom of the glass container of the French press,to separate the coffee from the grounds.
The thing that has you stumped is the plunger for a fresh coffee cafetiere.Make your coffee in the jug wait a few minutes then plunge the fresh coffee to the bottom.
For the stain: Make a paste with dish soap, baking soda, and hydrogen peroxide. Let it sit a bit and scrub with an old toothbrush. Gets old stains out!
@sharonduran1619 I use 2/3 dawn platinum and 1/3 hydrogen peroxide. Works great for set in stains as well. I do kids' sales, and it saves me from throwing nice clothes away because of a stain.
I agree the blue Dawn, baking soda and peroxide has gotten 98% of stains out of clothes I've bought to resell. I usually put a paste on and let it sit then launder as usual
When I saw the bunny with no ears it reminded me of my dad. He always bit the ears off of our chocolate bunnies at Easter. It was a tradition I carried on with my own children.
@@lanaschnekenburger2736 yes. Except he did it before we saw our baskets. We never received chocolate Easter Bunnies that had ears. He may have even told us the Easter Bunny did it which as an adult I never realized how disturbing that could be 😂😧🤣. Cannibalistic Easter Bunny oh my😲😳😆
I bought some linens that were stained and a few had bright red embroidery in it. Another was multi coloured with red in as well. I had looked on line for tips and found one I tried and use often now. I filled a clear plastic bin with boiling hot water as suggested! I added Oxie clean, put in table cloths, and put the lid on. It was summer so I followed the outside directions and let them soak in the sun all day and over night as well. The next morning I waited until around 11:00 am, so they could get the morning sunlight, then pulled them from the soak bin and rinsed them in cold water. Checked them right after and all stains were gone and the reds stayed bright red red and no bleeding of any of the colours and the white was even brighter too. I then put them in the washer to rinse again and spin before putting them in the dryer. It didn’t take me any real extra work either. Since I live in Ontario Canada where we have all 4 seasons I sill use the oxie soak in a bin over night but don’t put it outside after September or mid October depending on the weather. I will start doing it outside in the Spring once the temps are in the 70’s and the sun is shinning. I think it works better when it soaks in the sunlight but it still worked in the winter as well. I bought the linens to resell but I kept them because I ended up using them for my picture taking area’s and Whatnot shows to change things up once in a while, Lol I hope this helps. If the stain is super stubborn there are other options as well like different home made paste’s you can try as well. I did have to do a few runners twice with the overnight method but it worked so it was worth the effort.
Grandma’s Secret Spot Remover. I buy it on Amazon and it’s saved me a bundle of money. Especially great when I get something greasy on my tops. Also have used it on my upholstered dining chairs using plenty of water as fabric not removable from chairs. It IS a miracle! I’d suggest the gel rather than the spray as it seems to be more controlled to the spot.
Since the Good Stuff Thrift Store will be going out of business in a couple of days I was wondering…what will happen to all the merchandise that was donated to the non-profits? Will they get their donations returned to them so they can still be sold some place else? 🤔
That saying on the FRIENDS mug is from when Phoebe told the crew about how lobsters mate for life. It’s one of the best episodes of the series. Rachel finally finds out that Ross has been carrying a torch for her for years, and at the end Phoebe says, “See! She’s his lobster!”😄 Oh! And thanks for another fun shopping trip!❤😁
STAIN CLEANING TIP To spot clean stains, I have used an old moistened toothbrush dipped/coated in Powder Cleanser such as Ajax or Comet. Scrub stain then rinse. Some color fabrics can also do well with it, but I'd spot test that first on an inside hem, using a Q-tip.
I know this is an older video, i have cleaned stains out of wedding dresses out with a paste made from ... dawn dish soap, ajax or comet, and peroxide.... test small area first, rub it with a white wash cloth in circular motions, and rinse with clean wet washcloth same way til you have soap mixture out.... press between dry white coths to dry to avoid water circles from cleaned areas.... its time consuming depending on the stain, but worth it in the end...
I’m sure you could fix the frog bowl with a Kintsugi repair kit and make it even more beautiful (you could add the gold to the top edge). 😊 i did that on a little fox that my granddaughter loves and it turned out beautiful.
We have a bell like the one you saw. Taught our dog to ring it for a treat. Yeah, bad idea. Had to put it away. She’s a super smart doggie 😬 We bring it out for company entertainment 🤣
I've had good luck removing/lightening stains with a paste made of blue detergent (All, Tide, etc.) and a powdered non-chlorine bleach. I let it set for a while, then wash in with a regular load. I can sew short, straight lines and have used "wounded" tablecloths to make cloth gift bags with a coordinating ribbon sewn into the side seams. Using a hemmed edge as the top of the bag reduces sewing to a minimum. I love them for family and for the church bazaar.
At 13:29, it's the filter part of a French press coffee-maker. The bottom glass part is missing. You place coffee at the bottom of the glass beaker, add hot water and press with the top part, which is a filter.
I may have a solution for the stain on the table cloth. Years ago my tree skirt colours ran and I thought it was ruined. At that time I was cooking beets, the water turned red of course. I had the idea to soake the tree skirt in the hot water and dye the whole thing red. Lo and behold, the red that ran was gone and all the colors were vibrant. Even the white background was beautiful! Might be worth a try. Merry Christmas!
I bought I think it was a glass stack cactus like that glass stack you were just looking at and I put it in my booth at the shop I was in and it sold pretty quickly.
For stains, I normally take Dawn dish soap and just let it sit on the stain for a couple days, a week, whatever. It usually always gets the stains out.
The mystery item is the top to a French press. The base is large. You put the grounds in the base, pour in hot water, put on the top (the part you found) wait for it to steep/brew, then push down the plunger. Pour our your coffee.
I had a table cloth from my mom that had a burn stain on it - I can't remember how I got it out - but I think it was a combination of a few things - I think I used bleach on the spot, and also used a hot iron with a damp white cloth over the spot and steamed it out after washing it with dish soap and water. Good luck
My sister came out after xmas and wanted to hit the Goodwill and she bought those adorable Santa Claus earrings for next year!🎅 And a blue Lia Sofia necklace. She was so excited. 😊
That bowl was so amazing! More than likely the tablecloth stain is something organic like food so I would spray it with hydrogen peroxide..won't hurt the other colors.
I use Grandma’s Spot Remover and Oxi-Clean Max Force together and that combo is really good at removing stains. I think there have only been a few times where it didn’t work.
I have found a mix of peroxide, bake soda and dawn soap a tooth brush and scrub both side on the spot both sides Good luck. Careful you didn't let it (peroxide) run on other colors✌💫
I've had luck with making a paste from Adolph's Meat Tenderizer in getting many old set in stains out of vintage linens. Nice find on the planter as well!
I have the Jesus you picked up. I brought it from Woolworths in the late 1950's or early 60's. I was starting my collection because I loved my mother's so much I wanted one to. Still have my mother's with tons of pieces and different from mine and still have mine with about 8 pieces .
The silver round thing with the black knob that you didn’t know what it was, is the top part of a French coffee press. It’s missing the cylinder glass bottom part that you put the coffee grinds and water in. We used to do our coffee that way until we discovered Chemex.
I agree; Dawn dish soap, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Make a paste and let sit. Wash but if it doesn’t come out DO NOT dry in the dryer. Retreat the stain and wash again
That sand castle you picked up I know The Guy who made them I used to work with him making them they are made with lake Michigan sand,sadly he has passed away and they are no longer being made
Baking soda, Peroxide & Dawn detergent. Sometimes it takes more than one washing, but this works beautiful. I use a silicone pastry brush. Then throw the brush in the washing machine.
On the tablecloth try the Clorox2 powder. Make a paste and steer it in with a cloth or just your finger tips. Let it sit for an hour or 2, then gently rub as you rinse. Do not put in dryer til you know all of stain is out. Repeat a couple times if needed. The Clorox 2is safe for colors.
I picked up some beautiful handmade, handcrafted, ornaments: beaded; lovely paper-thin glass and a couple of Silvestri spun glass, the week before last at one of my local thrift stores. I was gobsmacked at how lovely they are. These were stuffed in those awful plastic bags but only 1 was broken and there were a few little scratches on them. But overall they were in pretty good shape. There’s some I will keep and some I may sell now or later. In the same trip I came across a set of 4 frosted glass hopping deer small tapered candle holders by Williams Sonoma. So pretty and still in the box. I’m sure they’ll sell either now or next Christmas! It can pay to do some checking right before or right after Christmas. Hope you had a great New Year’s celebration and that you and the fam will have a wonderful 2024!
For stain, Spray and Wash(let sit for 15 minutes) spray again and scrub gently with soft clean toothbrush(dont want to pill fabric) do on both sides if stain bled through wash and repeat. Can also add blue Dawn to scrubbing if stain looks greasy. Don't dry until stain is gone. Bowling balls painted as insects are so cute.
For the tablecloth, you could try a stain remover spray just incase. If that does not work, I would take the tablecloth to the dry cleaner. You are often out & about, there must be a dry cleaner around. I know it costs but those stains are usually very difficult to remove. If the dry cleaner says they won't be able to remove the stain then it's a keeper for 3 bucks. If they say they can remover it, you could pay the cost, & when you sell the item, you can say the beautiful cloth was treated at the dry cleaner and that cost will be included in the selling price. It is such a pretty tablecloth and someone will love it, & understand. Good luck. 🍀
Hope you had a great Christmas and All the best wishes ,hopes and prayers for a kind and Happy New Year! for you, your family and everyone the world over.
a couple of ideas treat the area with shampoo let sit 10 to 15 min then rinse an launder per care instructions, this works best for oily stains 2) apply hydrogen peroxide with a cotton swab to stain let sit 5 to 10 minutes then rinse and allow to dry in direct sun, this works best on protein stains 3) make a pastes of oxiclean and shampoo work it in to the stained area let sit up to 30 minutes.and rinse and as a last resort tea dye the whole table cloth in a mottled manner to blend in the stain
If the stain is protein, spray hydrogen peroxide (with a white cloth underneath to catch the stain) let set and should come out, sometimes I have to rub a little with a white cloth and then respray several times.
Re: Christmas tablecloth stain. My gf and I used to buy every Damask cloth and napkins we could find and almost all had nasty stains. First soak the stain in Dawn in hot water for several hours. What we used for stubborn stains that work 100% was spray oven cleaner. If your stain doesn't incorporate any of the patterns on the front, go for it: otherwise, if you can get Amway's Smashing White soak as instructed.
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You asked what the silver object with a handle was- It's part of a French press for making coffee. It's the plunger part. It pushes the coffee down to the bottom of the glass container of the French press,to separate the coffee from the grounds.
Bodem coffee plunger part, excluding the glass jug. 👍
I came to the comments to say this-thank you.
Love,
Coffee snob lol
The thing that has you stumped is the plunger for a fresh coffee cafetiere.Make your coffee in the jug wait a few minutes then plunge the fresh coffee to the bottom.
French Press
@@JohannaBarbourÀ!ÀA!
We call them cafetière in the UK
Yeah French Press is what we call it too
Just missing the glass jug.
For the stain: Make a paste with dish soap, baking soda, and hydrogen peroxide. Let it sit a bit and scrub with an old toothbrush. Gets old stains out!
I will try that , thanks. Sharon from Illinois.
@sharonduran1619 I use 2/3 dawn platinum and 1/3 hydrogen peroxide. Works great for set in stains as well. I do kids' sales, and it saves me from throwing nice clothes away because of a stain.
I agree the blue Dawn, baking soda and peroxide has gotten 98% of stains out of clothes I've bought to resell. I usually put a paste on and let it sit then launder as usual
Bet Tiffany could tell you.
Hydrogen peroxide & dawn, let sit on stain, then scrub and rinse🥰
Wow, what a great find on the Majolica Frog Planter, found on about 4 years ago too!
When I saw the bunny with no ears it reminded me of my dad. He always bit the ears off of our chocolate bunnies at Easter. It was a tradition I carried on with my own children.
That’s funny!😂
So true and funny. It’s the first thing I did after opening up my chocolate bunny!
@@lanaschnekenburger2736 yes. Except he did it before we saw our baskets. We never received chocolate Easter Bunnies that had ears. He may have even told us the Easter Bunny did it which as an adult I never realized how disturbing that could be 😂😧🤣. Cannibalistic Easter Bunny oh my😲😳😆
The owl art was Pamela Knighton, I think, not Rhonda.
Hope you had a Merry Christmas and my wishes for all of you a Happy and Healthy New Year ! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️
The yellow clock beside the candlesticks you picked up straight out of first grade a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
I bought some linens that were stained and a few had bright red embroidery in it. Another was multi coloured with red in as well. I had looked on line for tips and found one I tried and use often now. I filled a clear plastic bin with boiling hot water as suggested! I added Oxie clean, put in table cloths, and put the lid on. It was summer so I followed the outside directions and let them soak in the sun all day and over night as well. The next morning I waited until around 11:00 am, so they could get the morning sunlight, then pulled them from the soak bin and rinsed them in cold water. Checked them right after and all stains were gone and the reds stayed bright red red and no bleeding of any of the colours and the white was even brighter too. I then put them in the washer to rinse again and spin before putting them in the dryer. It didn’t take me any real extra work either. Since I live in Ontario Canada where we have all 4 seasons I sill use the oxie soak in a bin over night but don’t put it outside after September or mid October depending on the weather. I will start doing it outside in the Spring once the temps are in the 70’s and the sun is shinning. I think it works better when it soaks in the sunlight but it still worked in the winter as well. I bought the linens to resell but I kept them because I ended up using them for my picture taking area’s and Whatnot shows to change things up once in a while, Lol I hope this helps. If the stain is super stubborn there are other options as well like different home made paste’s you can try as well. I did have to do a few runners twice with the overnight method but it worked so it was worth the effort.
Grandma’s Secret Spot Remover. I buy it on Amazon and it’s saved me a bundle of money. Especially great when I get something greasy on my tops. Also have used it on my upholstered dining chairs using plenty of water as fabric not removable from chairs. It IS a miracle! I’d suggest the gel rather than the spray as it seems to be more controlled to the spot.
I agree, I've bought it at marshalls too. 😊
Hobby Lobby has it in the fabric department. The gel is the best!
The circular ornate wooden tray 10:43 under mushroom house. Just needed oil?
Oops, nothing to do with Grandma’s Spot Remover but glad to get the tip about the gel! I just liked the big tray
Hand sanitiser will do the same!
Since the Good Stuff Thrift Store will be going out of business in a couple of days I was wondering…what will happen to all the merchandise that was donated to the non-profits? Will they get their donations returned to them so they can still be sold some place else? 🤔
We have a plan that they will get paid for every single piece no worries!
The doodad at 13:26 is the press for a french press, for coffee. Bodum is a popular maker ☕️
Coffee press! Jade by bodum, missing the glass pot
That saying on the FRIENDS mug is from when Phoebe told the crew about how lobsters mate for life. It’s one of the best episodes of the series. Rachel finally finds out that Ross has been carrying a torch for her for years, and at the end Phoebe says, “See! She’s his lobster!”😄 Oh! And thanks for another fun shopping trip!❤😁
I literally just watched the episode the other night because it's on a rerun and I watch it before I go to bed at night
Will you still be doing the lives at swap meet with picker road
When it warms up!
Danni, I love that owl! Wish I had a place to hang it. Best wishes to you and your family for a very Happy New Year! ❤
Happy New Year Danni. I think its the top of a coffee plunger.
The vacuum testing was such a hoot.
STAIN CLEANING TIP To spot clean stains, I have used an old moistened toothbrush dipped/coated in Powder Cleanser such as Ajax or Comet. Scrub stain then rinse. Some color fabrics can also do well with it, but I'd spot test that first on an inside hem, using a Q-tip.
Dani that metal stick with the round piece was the lid and plunger for a french press, like french coffee press
I know this is an older video, i have cleaned stains out of wedding dresses out with a paste made from ... dawn dish soap, ajax or comet, and peroxide.... test small area first, rub it with a white wash cloth in circular motions, and rinse with clean wet washcloth same way til you have soap mixture out.... press between dry white coths to dry to avoid water circles from cleaned areas.... its time consuming depending on the stain, but worth it in the end...
Your heart is so so sweet! I feel blessed to have found you!🌸
I’m sure you could fix the frog bowl with a Kintsugi repair kit and make it even more beautiful (you could add the gold to the top edge). 😊 i did that on a little fox that my granddaughter loves and it turned out beautiful.
I buy many colors of cheap nail polish and apply to ceramic chips. Has a shine to to match the shine of the piece
Have a lot of fun ahead...in a computer replacement and behind...blessings..Happy New Year all of the Danni family and clan subs.
I’ve always had great luck with stain out spray for stains.
I love the Christmas tablecloth. I have had good luck selling tablecloths, but they were new.
I have the original Simon with the box. I have kept it all these years and it still works!
We have a bell like the one you saw. Taught our dog to ring it for a treat. Yeah, bad idea. Had to put it away. She’s a super smart doggie 😬
We bring it out for company entertainment 🤣
That’s hilarious! 😂
The jumbo teacher clock! Those are so expensive to buy. I wonder what they do on resale market???
With you shopping on Christmas Eve and you spotted the milk jugs with forsythia, I chuckled and thought Spring is on the way, I am over Christmas!
I would love the mug!!
Loved those shamrock mugs. I'd have Irish Breakfast tea in them.
Beautiful pier 1 frog bowl
I've had good luck removing/lightening stains with a paste made of blue detergent (All, Tide, etc.) and a powdered non-chlorine bleach. I let it set for a while, then wash in with a regular load. I can sew short, straight lines and have used "wounded" tablecloths to make cloth gift bags with a coordinating ribbon sewn into the side seams. Using a hemmed edge as the top of the bag reduces sewing to a minimum. I love them for family and for the church bazaar.
At 13:29, it's the filter part of a French press coffee-maker. The bottom glass part is missing. You place coffee at the bottom of the glass beaker, add hot water and press with the top part, which is a filter.
We use Napisan in Australia. It’s an enzyme soaker suitable for colours. I soak them overnight. It will definitely be worth doing x
Hi Danni so good to see you! Congratulations on your booth im so excited for you and Thriftimg Vegas!❤❤❤😂🎉
A booth!! How did I miss that?
Try lemon juice on the stain and lay it out in the sun .Hope it works for you..
I may have a solution for the stain on the table cloth. Years ago my tree skirt colours ran and I thought it was ruined. At that time I was cooking beets, the water turned red of course. I had the idea to soake the tree skirt in the hot water and dye the whole thing red. Lo and behold, the red that ran was gone and all the colors were vibrant. Even the white background was beautiful! Might be worth a try. Merry Christmas!
I bought I think it was a glass stack cactus like that glass stack you were just looking at and I put it in my booth at the shop I was in and it sold pretty quickly.
Maybe the spot on the tablecloth will be in the middle where there would be a centerpiece?
That chrome piece was the inside part of a glass Coffee French Press . Happy New Year!
I think the felt mushroom house was a mushroom gnome. Either it's nose is missing or it's covered by the hair.
For stains, I normally take Dawn dish soap and just let it sit on the stain for a couple days, a week, whatever. It usually always gets the stains out.
Baking soda and lemon juice. If you can, put it in the sun for 2-3 hours.. Rub gently (if needed) so not to tear the threads.
The mystery item is the top to a French press. The base is large. You put the grounds in the base, pour in hot water, put on the top (the part you found) wait for it to steep/brew, then push down the plunger. Pour our your coffee.
I had a table cloth from my mom that had a burn stain on it - I can't remember how I got it out - but I think it was a combination of a few things - I think I used bleach on the spot, and also used a hot iron with a damp white cloth over the spot and steamed it out after washing it with dish soap and water. Good luck
Do you know how many nativity sets are missing baby Jesus? That's a good find.
My sister came out after xmas and wanted to hit the Goodwill and she bought those adorable Santa Claus earrings for next year!🎅 And a blue Lia Sofia necklace. She was so excited. 😊
For that stain use a little vinegar and Dawn and a small brush
Hi Danni happy new year to you an the family lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
That bowl was so amazing! More than likely the tablecloth stain is something organic like food so I would spray it with hydrogen peroxide..won't hurt the other colors.
Wishing you and all the family a very happy healthy and prosperous New year ❤xx
I use Grandma’s Spot Remover and Oxi-Clean Max Force together and that combo is really good at removing stains. I think there have only been a few times where it didn’t work.
I have found a mix of peroxide, bake soda and dawn soap a tooth brush and scrub both side on the spot both sides
Good luck. Careful you didn't let it (peroxide) run on other colors✌💫
I have that same iron. I probably got it when I got married 50 years ago or a few years after. I still use it occasionally but boy is it heavy!
I miss mom’s Kirov like that. Heavy, yes, but the weight helped press out wrinkles.
Try a tide pen or dawn dish liquid on the tablecloth
OMG, that frog bowl ❣️❣️
I've had luck with making a paste from Adolph's Meat Tenderizer in getting many old set in stains out of vintage linens. Nice find on the planter as well!
For the stain, try some oxi clean powder mixed with water to make a paste or a thick liquid
I’ve been going through some older videos that I missed. Have a good New Year’s Eve
The Japanese cup u looked at but didn’t pick up I have a coffee set a tea set and punch bowl set looking to sell
That is the top of a French press coffee pot…
Dawn dish soap is my go to for any stains. I rub it in with a toothbrush and let it sit for a day or so and then wash in cold water.
I have the Jesus you picked up. I brought it from Woolworths in the late 1950's or early 60's. I was starting my collection because I loved my mother's so much I wanted one to. Still have my mother's with tons of pieces and different from mine and still have mine with about 8 pieces
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I love the frog bowl ❤
The silver round thing with the black knob that you didn’t know what it was, is the top part of a French coffee press. It’s missing the cylinder glass bottom part that you put the coffee grinds and water in. We used to do our coffee that way until we discovered Chemex.
I agree; Dawn dish soap, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Make a paste and let sit.
Wash but if it doesn’t come out DO NOT dry in the dryer. Retreat the stain and wash again
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 🎊 ALL! 🎇🎆💥🧨
That sand castle you picked up I know The Guy who made them I used to work with him making them they are made with lake Michigan sand,sadly he has passed away and they are no longer being made
I would consider that a winter table cloth not just Christmas.
Except its green and red in the majority
It doesn't have Santa, the trees didn't appear to be decorated and there is no stable. I am just saying it looks winter and not Christmasy to me.
Baking soda, Peroxide & Dawn detergent. Sometimes it takes more than one washing, but this works beautiful. I use a silicone pastry brush. Then throw the brush in the washing machine.
Why do you put the brush in washing machine ???
On the tablecloth try the Clorox2 powder. Make a paste and steer it in with a cloth or just your finger tips. Let it sit for an hour or 2, then gently rub as you rinse. Do not put in dryer til you know all of stain is out. Repeat a couple times if needed. The Clorox 2is safe for colors.
That round object with a tall handle is a coffee press top.
I'm watching this late Danni so I'll wish you a"A very Happy New year and blessings to you and your family"❤🎉💙
Happy and Healthy and Prosperous New Year! 🎉
The brown and green mugs were not "wannabes". They are either Redwing or Zanesville, Oh. vintage pottery and worth the price in the comp.
I picked up some beautiful handmade, handcrafted, ornaments: beaded; lovely paper-thin glass and a couple of Silvestri spun glass, the week before last at one of my local thrift stores. I was gobsmacked at how lovely they are. These were stuffed in those awful plastic bags but only 1 was broken and there were a few little scratches on them. But overall they were in pretty good shape. There’s some I will keep and some I may sell now or later. In the same trip I came across a set of 4 frosted glass hopping deer small tapered candle holders by Williams Sonoma. So pretty and still in the box. I’m sure they’ll sell either now or next Christmas! It can pay to do some checking right before or right after Christmas. Hope you had a great New Year’s celebration and that you and the fam will have a wonderful 2024!
Awesome! And thank you!
The part you picked up is the plunger to a French press coffee maket.
The stained table cloth you can put peroxide on it. Place just that section in a plastic bag and set it out in the sun.
For stain, Spray and Wash(let sit for 15 minutes) spray again and scrub gently with soft clean toothbrush(dont want to pill fabric) do on both sides if stain bled through wash and repeat. Can also add blue Dawn to scrubbing if stain looks greasy. Don't dry until stain is gone. Bowling balls painted as insects are so cute.
Had fun playing Simon Says when it first came out and my reflexes were faster. Like everything you found. The frog bowl is outstanding. 🎉❤
At 13:27, that's a French Press for making coffee, but missing the pot.
For the tablecloth, you could try a stain remover spray just incase.
If that does not work,
I would take the tablecloth to the dry cleaner.
You are often out & about, there must be a dry cleaner around.
I know it costs but those stains are usually very difficult to remove.
If the dry cleaner says they won't be able to remove the stain then it's a keeper for 3 bucks.
If they say they can remover it, you could pay the cost, & when you sell the item, you can say the beautiful cloth was treated at the dry cleaner and that cost will be included in the selling price. It is such a pretty tablecloth and someone will love it, & understand. Good luck. 🍀
Between a little bit after the 11 minute Mark between 11:00 and 35 seconds I think you passed up a Loudon Burger basket
For the beautiful Christmas table cloth, try dawn dish detergent on that stain. Let it dry for 3 or 4 hiyrs ten wash in cold water.
Hope you had a great Christmas and All the best wishes ,hopes and prayers for a kind and Happy New Year! for you, your family and everyone the world over.
Thanks for the fun video, Danni! I especially like the silverplate serving utensils and that great frogs bowl. 🐸
The item that you were stumped on is a top of a french coffee press.
Ohhhhh that parrot lid would be perfect for one of the glass canister missing it's lid in the glass canister isle.....buy that...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a couple of ideas treat the area with shampoo let sit 10 to 15 min then rinse an launder per care instructions, this works best for oily stains 2) apply hydrogen peroxide with a cotton swab to stain let sit 5 to 10 minutes then rinse and allow to dry in direct sun, this works best on protein stains 3) make a pastes of oxiclean and shampoo work it in to the stained area let sit up to 30 minutes.and rinse and as a last resort tea dye the whole table cloth in a mottled manner to blend in the stain
I think the knife holder was upside down
That thing was for a french press for coffee🎉happy new year!
Lather with Dawn dish soap and peroxide always works on stains for me, I hope that works it is beautiful.
If the stain is protein, spray hydrogen peroxide (with a white cloth underneath to catch the stain) let set and should come out, sometimes I have to rub a little with a white cloth and then respray several times.
Loved it all. The best & my FAVORITE was the owl water color painting. Hope you have a great New Years.❤😂
I would use vinegar and baking soda to try to remove that stain, when you rub/scrub stains, go from outer edge towards the center.
Re: Christmas tablecloth stain. My gf and I used to buy every Damask cloth and napkins we could find and almost all had nasty stains. First soak the stain in Dawn in hot water for several hours. What we used for stubborn stains that work 100% was spray oven cleaner. If your stain doesn't incorporate any of the patterns on the front, go for it: otherwise, if you can get Amway's Smashing White soak as instructed.
Happy New Year Danni,for you and your family including all the animals.🙏🏻🥰🍾🥂💫✨