Hi Barbara, that makes total sense also because of the shape! Thank you for letting me know! It's always fun to learn something new. I actually sometimes have to rinse my eye because of allergic reactions so maybe I will try it one day (first I will clean it though;)
it's so fun to see your curiosity and enthusiasm for collecting all the random treasures as you explore your new property. Displaying all of these things is what I feel turns a house into a home. Not weird at all.😻
Hi Erica thanks for the sweet comment, and I think that you are right and It's going to be a very fun and interesting journey to create a home with re-using lots of the things that are already there.
Oh that's nice to know! That carpet is unfortunately very dirty and moldy.. I think they put it on the door to keep the cold out and the other half is on the other door.
No one would have appreciated all of those vintage items more than you, Eva. I enjoyed watching you hang up the laundry; so glad to know you got your clothesline!
That's definitely true! Hanging some laundry on that clothes line was amazing! I do think that we need one of those round one's though with a pole in the middle? You see those things in movies.. I need one of those! It is going to fit more laundry too. I think that hanging laundry just creates such a 'homey' feeling.
Such a nice video again re-emphasising your love for things old and loved! Such value and respect for the past can only come from an unusually string commitment to history and quaintness.
Hi Wendy, I think you are right because a couple of other people said the same thing and I really did not know that! It's always nice when people share there knowledge about things like that.
Hello Eva, the wax balls with cotton around them are earplugs, the company Ohropax also produces them in this way. Again so many interesting finds! It's always surprising to see the content of your videos. Greetings from Cologne Andy
That does not surprise me because the silk hat from the video last week was made in Copenhagen and there are all kinds of other things from Denmark all around the house so there must have lived Danish people there at one point for sure!
Hi, thank you for letting me know! Yes we are going to live there as soon as it is a bit more livable and the house in The Netherlands is sold and in the meanwhile we will divide our time in-between The Netherlands and Sweden.
Mangeln är till för att platta ut rynkor i lakan /textil . Som ett strykjärn. Man ska inte vrida ur vatten med den . Jätte skönt med manglade lakan i sängen 😍 . Kul kanal
Hi Stina, thank you for letting me know about the 'Mangeln'. According to Wikipedia it was uses for both.... so also for getting the water out and that's also what I learned it was used for when I was small. Maybe they are only used for pressing dry laundry in Sweden though? It would be interesting to hear if other people from Sweden know anything about that? Wikipedia: “A mangle is a tool that was used in the past to simultaneously remove moisture from washed textiles and to iron them flat. The textile was rotated between two rollers, the distance between which could be adjusted, which squeezed out the water".
Jag är rätt säker i och med att den är gjord i trä skulle den inte hinna torka emellan man vridit ur tyget tills man vill pressa det slätt. Så trät skulle kunna tappa formen 🤔🤷♀️. Men det beror säkert på hur långt bakåt man går med. Vi har ju en tradition av att häng torka tvätt ute. Kanske olika modeller av manglar och platser i landet . Kul att få reda på andra länders bruksföremål med 😊👍🏻 kanske kommer fler svenskar fylla på med information här, kul att veta . Ser fram emot nästa video i er skola 👍🏻👍🏻😀
Vous avez trouvé (entre autre!!!)des » bouchons d’oreille (« matière malléable entourée de coton que l’on enlève avant de les utiliser) La présence de parfum « haute couture française « signe que les occupants devaient avoir une certaine aisance bourgeoise. Bon nettoyage !😅
Ja dat dacht ik ook al! Er waren ook heel veel 'moderne' oordopjes in die bak (die heb ik weggegooid) dus er was vast iemand daar die heeeeel erg hard snurkte haha
The shot glass may be for and rinsing eyes with solutions.
Hi Barbara, that makes total sense also because of the shape!
Thank you for letting me know!
It's always fun to learn something new.
I actually sometimes have to rinse my eye because of allergic reactions so maybe I will try it one day (first I will clean it though;)
it's so fun to see your curiosity and enthusiasm for collecting all the random treasures as you explore your new property. Displaying all of these things is what I feel turns a house into a home. Not weird at all.😻
Hi Erica thanks for the sweet comment, and I think that you are right and It's going to be a very fun and interesting journey to create a home with re-using lots of the things that are already there.
Some great finds!
The nail in the first part of the video is a horseshoe nail 😋 love the carpet hanging behind the chair you washed 😍
Oh that's nice to know! That carpet is unfortunately very dirty and moldy.. I think they put it on the door to keep the cold out and the other half is on the other door.
All your treasures you found, for many other people it is junk. Much respect for you for wanting to preserve it all. ❤
Well honestly some of it is also junk to me but I still like it haha
Like the person before me I also thought that small glass is for eye solutions. I love seeing all of your little treasures and your delight in them.
Hi Melissa, thank you for sharing that!
No one would have appreciated all of those vintage items more than you, Eva. I enjoyed watching you hang up the laundry; so glad to know you got your clothesline!
That's definitely true! Hanging some laundry on that clothes line was amazing! I do think that we need one of those round one's though with a pole in the middle? You see those things in movies.. I need one of those! It is going to fit more laundry too. I think that hanging laundry just creates such a 'homey' feeling.
@@EvasHomeVintageDIY Oh I agree! I want one of the rotating ones too.
So appreciate the time you put into your videos!
The editing, the music, the content, well done.
Thank you ❤
Your welcome, it's my pleasure. I love making videos and thank you for watching and your sweet comment!
Such a nice video again re-emphasising your love for things old and loved! Such value and respect for the past can only come from an unusually string commitment to history and quaintness.
Well said! i think that everything that is quaint is interesting.
Cool finds seen through your personal lens of wonder.🔎
Hi Melinda, glad you liked it. I cant wait to sort out the rest of the house.
The little glass, is an eye bath … very handy
Hi Wendy, I think you are right because a couple of other people said the same thing and I really did not know that! It's always nice when people share there knowledge about things like that.
Hello Eva, the wax balls with cotton around them are earplugs, the company Ohropax also produces them in this way. Again so many interesting finds! It's always surprising to see the content of your videos. Greetings from Cologne Andy
Hi Andy, thanks for the info and for watching;)
The shot glass was used to fill with water and put against your eye to clean it in case something got in the eye.
Hi Nancy thank you for letting us know!
The text on the packages was mostly in Danish.
That does not surprise me because the silk hat from the video last week was made in Copenhagen and there are all kinds of other things from Denmark all around the house so there must have lived Danish people there at one point for sure!
One of the small keys is for a bicykle. Are you going to live there permanently?
Hi, thank you for letting me know! Yes we are going to live there as soon as it is a bit more livable and the house in The Netherlands is sold and in the meanwhile we will divide our time in-between The Netherlands and Sweden.
Mangeln är till för att platta ut rynkor i lakan /textil . Som ett strykjärn. Man ska inte vrida ur vatten med den . Jätte skönt med manglade lakan i sängen 😍 . Kul kanal
Hi Stina, thank you for letting me know about the 'Mangeln'.
According to Wikipedia it was uses for both.... so also for getting the water out and that's also what I learned it was used for when I was small.
Maybe they are only used for pressing dry laundry in Sweden though?
It would be interesting to hear if other people from Sweden know anything about that?
Wikipedia:
“A mangle is a tool that was used in the past to simultaneously remove moisture from washed textiles and to iron them flat. The textile was rotated between two rollers, the distance between which could be adjusted, which squeezed out the water".
Jag är rätt säker i och med att den är gjord i trä skulle den inte hinna torka emellan man vridit ur tyget tills man vill pressa det slätt. Så trät skulle kunna tappa formen 🤔🤷♀️. Men det beror säkert på hur långt bakåt man går med. Vi har ju en tradition av att häng torka tvätt ute. Kanske olika modeller av manglar och platser i landet . Kul att få reda på andra länders bruksföremål med 😊👍🏻 kanske kommer fler svenskar fylla på med information här, kul att veta . Ser fram emot nästa video i er skola 👍🏻👍🏻😀
Vous avez trouvé (entre autre!!!)des » bouchons d’oreille (« matière malléable entourée de coton que l’on enlève avant de les utiliser)
La présence de parfum « haute couture française « signe que les occupants devaient avoir une certaine aisance bourgeoise. Bon nettoyage !😅
Hi, thank you for sharing! Glad you liked it;)
De ronde wattenbolletjes zijn oordopjes
Ja dat dacht ik ook al! Er waren ook heel veel 'moderne' oordopjes in die bak (die heb ik weggegooid) dus er was vast iemand daar die heeeeel erg hard snurkte haha