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Garbage Picking Day - It's A HOT One!
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2021
- Another day, another chance to see what we can save from the trash. Trash Picking Episode 60!
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Kitchenaid AND a free sewing machine? Score! If the machine works, gentlemen start your engines! My grandmother taught me to run one when I was nine, so it can't be too difficult.(LOL) She said I could use the machine once I learned to thread it myself. Took about 30 seconds.(LOL)
Take the heavy cardboard from the cabinet to your local home depot and they will cut a new wood bottom for you. You have quite the cute personality the heat must bring it out 😉
Never be sorry. Your videos are always very interesting. We have had a cold front come thru, in the 80s!! Rain yesterday. Off and on all week. We'll always take it. Stay cool and stay safe 💜💜 my first machine was a Kenmore in the mid 60s. It was a great little machine. I made bedspreads for my children's bunk beds and many outfits for my girls and me. I used it constantly. You could look about a seeing machine repair store if it doesn't work when you plug in. They could probably tell you. If your Sears still sells, they could check out for you, might even be able to locate the instructions for it. Worth a try. It might just need a good oiling. Many forget to oil their machines. Best of luck💜💜
Glad you took the piece of furniture. The piece is called a wash stand the back tells the age i have two one with the towel bar and one without its from the 40s.i never put pledge on anything , to clean it just go to a antique shop and they have howards feed n wax i use this on all my oak pieces. If you wont to fix the bottom a piece of plywood would work.its a beautiful piece . Dont give up , your treasure is just around the corner.
The sewing must work for the person that put it out with all the attachments in a bag. Great finds.
My first sewing machine was a Kenmore. They are good machines and should work great. Look up online where to oil it before trying it out. You can get machine oil at Walmart in the Craft section.
I had to laugh when you mentioned your tv stand. When my husband and I were young and starting out we used a fold up chair for a long time for our black and white tv. That was over 50 years ago.
38 years ago we used bricks and a board😂
I can relate, us too, a black and white tv. It was years before we had a color tv.
@@tommiejones1072 same here. I would have never imagined back then, that tv would be like it is today. I remember being content with an antenna and 3 channels. We could always find something to watch. At times I wish life could be that simple again.
We also used crates..my husband was a Produce manager at a grocery store 57 yrs ago...I still have a few pieces of his handmade furniture.
When we purchased our bedroom set ( 25 yrs ago) I hated tge nightstands so we didn't buy them. I intended to find the perfect ones. I never did and we still use wooden TV tables..lol
Thanks again for letting us all join you on your GREAT ADVENTURES!!
If you want to learn to sew, RUclips has great beginner videos. How do I know? I have used them a lot. The biggest challenge is threading the machine! 😁
Same and I love sewing. I ve started collecting vintage patterns like comics, I love them.
So right! Getting the bobbin in correctly!
My first sewing machine was a Kenmore in the early 80's. Gave it to my daughter in law and it still works.
Great beginner machine.
The warning on the sword would look good on a T-shirt. 'Don't point, poke or jab - people or animals'
Luckily only one sword had that warning - the others must be intended for poking or jabbing.
My BFF came up with a new word to call all those wonderful things put out for the trash. She calls it,
" Grabage" instead of garbage.
Wow this trash picking was really great! The sewing machine and kitchen gadget are really great finds. Love the chest of drawers. At least you found some great pieces. I too would have picked up the horse as the colours were gorgeous x
Renee you have a way of making anything you do an adventure. You have fun too which makes it fun
I hope your new sewing machine is running! Kitchenaid in the trash, couldn't happen here. Great piece of furniture.
You should Google what parts of the KitchenAid people look for online, like that big screw nob thing on the front of the head part. That screws off to be able to put different attachments on. Those go missing alot. Someone may want to replace the bottom silver tray that the mixing bowl sits on.
I hope you're going to sell the KitchenAid stuff online. You get alot more money for it.
Agree! Keurig parts sell well and for good prices! Nerf guns are expensive!
Your jokes and giggles make me smile!
Enjoy your evening!!
Stay safe & Stay well & Stay cool 😎
💗Texas
The chest was called a wash stand. It would have had a wash bowl and pitcher stored in bottom or displayed on top.some had a lure back towel rack or a mirror.They are mostly oak and all wood. Great find. Treat it with lemon oil
That's the same Kenmore sewing machine that I used for years! I passed it down to one of my daughters! Great beginner machine. I would pass out if I found a mixer like that in the trash!!
Renee, you are so fun to watch....like a breath of fresh air. Thanks for sharing your adventures!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!
Always so interesting to see that people are throwing away some pretty cool stuff. The best pieces are probably those mixer parts! Thanks for taking us along!! 🙌🙌Camilla and Khang
Really awesome finds from an amazing lady. Thank you for sharing.
You do have a way of making your mostly failed trash adventure being entertaining ... You are Just TOO Funny. Made the laugh all the way through!! But you did get that neat vintage table, Loved It!!
That kitchenaid mixer you could sell for parts or parts off of it on eBay and get good money
I was going to say same. There must be way to have fixed yes? They are So expensive figure there’s a repair market
@@hooper4581usually they are easily repaired. For less than $20. Sadly people assume they can’t do. But if I can anyone can.
Fun trash pick! You look cute as a miner but I agree that your smaller head lamp is more practical. Happy hunting!
Wow the mixer and that old cabinet were great finds
That Kenmore sewing machine probably does work! Check RUclips for advice on threading, and the tension...👈 very important.
It's probably a simple machine with forward, reverse and zigzag, perfect for learning to sew!
Get recommendations for a repair shop near you, I hope that you are pleasantly surprised! 😀
Renee you will love sewing. It’s kept me sane during lockdowns. Once you’ve got used to the machine you could repurpose fabrics and sell them at flea market. Face masks, pot holders, placemats., coasters.
Ros, I have many beautiful hand-embroidered table scarves, etc. I would love to repurpose them, but I don't have a sewing machine any more. Never was very good at sewing, however. LOL
@@sharleenjohnston97 do you live in USA? I’m in uk else I’d offer to repurpose them and give to charity or return to you.
Yes put the sewing machine to good use.
A kitchen aid mixer!!!! Wish I could find one, good score 👍
Renee, place the horse in a large real green plant...you can hide the "bad" leg in the dirt. I hear you about stacking crates by the bedside...I grew up with those crates...till I married a talented man who could make rather attractive furniture with that wood.
You got a really nice little piece of furniture over there, Renée ! It needs a little bit of restoration work, but will look great afterwards. Probably a mid century item. Just keep your sarcastic kind of humour, and enjoy your life with some ice cold drinks ! Greets from GER, U.
I smiled at your reference to the Queens throne possibly being thrown out.It looks so hot.It has been perfect here 20_23celseus with a cool breeze in Heat wave forcast.Our lounge is still cold(I swear there is ice water in the spring water under these houses)😊😊
The mixer bowl will sell- cake bakers love having two bowls.
As Kevin the Commonwealth Picker says, when in doubt, part it out! Good job pulling some stuff from the mixer, but there's more that can come off. Same with the sewing machine. If you just want to learn the basics of sewing, a Brother machine is a good one to learn on.
Could be hot and stinky!! My neighbor had to take out my trash (in the cart) because it was too heavy for me. He asked if I had a dead body in there. I'll never tell.
Good scores. Really good scores. I bet you know someone at the flea that can fix your oak washstand. Taco, who has a friend that buys his furniture finds, might be able to fix it.
As for sewing, you can make an apron from a yard of fabric. That was my first thing to make in home economics in high school. Just do it! Practice. Just start. Most sewing machine repair places have sewing classes. Jr colleges teach beginning sewing. They also teach paper making.
Check out those toys...Even some from the 90's are worth a little bit. People are always looking for toys they had from their youth:) I use a dry sink like you found in my bathroom and it is great to have for extra storage. I put an antique pitcher and wash basin on it. Nice find!
Renee you always make me smile!!! Still watching every day. Just not commenting as much. Love your channel.
Hope all is well Bonita!
Kenmore is a great machine to sew on. Have someone show you how to put the bobbin in and out. How to thread. You can check with mfg and get a manual if it didn't come with one. I did with a free one I got.
The Kenmore you picked up seems to be exactly like the one I bought new in 1973 and yours doesn't look very used. I made my and my children's clothing, costumes, quilts and many curtains and home goods. Older machines are sometimes better, made of metal and very easy to take apart and service which I really appreciate. I hope the bag has the manual. It would be a good machine for you to learn with as they are not worth much to sell. If you found an older Singer at some point, it would be a good one to try also. I now use a Viking that my sister gave me only because it has some newer features, but doesn't have the power of the old one.
They put the parts with the sewing machine, i would have grabbed it too. I m guessing it works. One stitch at a time , just sewing two pieces of fabric together.
It was a good day! Have a cold drink and chill.
Out here...San Francisco has its summer air conditioning. As Samuel Clemens, aka, Mark Twain, is quoted: "I've never spent a colder winter, than a summer in S.F.!" The oak mini sideboard is a real neat piece! Would be easy to fix. The planter pot and the horse: Fill the planter with clean sand, set horsey into the sand, up to his broken legs...and you have a horse trudging deep in desert sands! You can start a neighborhood vigilante group with your new found arsenal! That car would be a great frogmobile! You have your dark basement hard hat/light! And...it fits! Great finds!
Very cute helmet. Just line it with comfortable foam. Awesome chest! Well-made, handy-dandy piece!
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Loved the oak cupboard.Nice for your tv.👍🏼
loved the wooden table with the drawers and the kitchen aid mixer. They can be fixed if theres nothing majorly wrong with it
Check the plug on the kitchen aid before you separate it for parts
I learned to sew on a Kenmore. It was the best sewing machine I've ever used.
Older machines are such better quality, less plastic, more metal parts make them work horses!
I still have that same Kenmore my mom gave me for Christmas 1980. They don't die. They are easy and cheap to repair. Mine has been a workhorse up til this day and never been serviced. You can keep it or sell it but I recommend keeping.
Kenmore's are great machines. Great find. I had one and was sorry I replaced it.
I replaced it..and replaced that one...I now have 3 machines!
I love the furniture, REAL WOOD. Someone will be very happy to find the chairs. Another great outing, thank you later.
I used 4 metal milk crates with wood over em for my big OLD tv for my first place......Cool toys.....That wooden stand was a great score!
The toy is a sigh, not nunchaku....always fun watching your videos as usual. I did love that broken horse!
That police car is the kind of thing you want to have around to give to the toddler of a sibling or friend who has done you dirty at one time or another. The child will have the noisemaker & lights going incessantly. It's best if the toy is motion-activated. That way insomniacs can enjoy them too. We had this V-TEC ladybug that played, "Camptown Races." Took years off my life.
The grocery store we use (Harris Teeter for you NC folks) used to give out helium balloons to young kids. My girls would bring theirs home, then forget about them. By about 2 AM they had lost enough helium to be about head-high. I don't know how many times I turned the corner during an insomnia-induced stroll and yelled or jumped because I thought I had come face-to-face with an intruder.
Chid-rearing is not for the faint of heart. Nor the easily-startled.
I will keep my fingers crossed for 2 bags of fantastic stuff! I think that mining hat looks great! Haha
I use the chairs as flower stands and once they get weathered and damaged from the weather I just toss them in the fire...LOL
Not bad at all! I'm also saving broken animals like your horse. "The bags are coming" Yesss!!
I think I have that exact sewing machine from the ‘70’s. It makes some funny noises once in a while (it needs a tune up). But still works great! Hopefully yours is still working and you have the manual. You can look up tons of sewing videos on RUclips! Good luck!
The sewing machine may bring good money for parts on eBay Some parts for some sewing machines are very expensive
Really?!? How can anyone give PAM a thumbs down on any of her videos?
Kitchen Aid mixer fix is usually a thermal fuse. Inexpensive and easy to fix with many RUclips examples. It's worth a try and could be content for your channel.
Thanks for the info!
That's a beautiful piece of Arts and Crafts furniture that you found! Perhaps the missing drawer bottom could be replaced with a piece of masonite?
Loved the chest. It must be fun to look around all over the place& get some treasures.l.o.l.
Renee,have a great 4th.🍓🍒☮♥️🌊🌴🍔🥰
Your miner's hat probably had a plastic liner, so you wouldn't get poked in the head.
Too bad the mixer didn't work!! But you saved the accessories at least.
The ceramic horse can be put in a planter. Foliage will cover broken leg!
Great idea!
The slinky made me remember the slinky song that was on their old TV commercial, now it's stuck in my head!
Now I m singing it, lol, thanks.
I heard that Larry from Canada is a nice guy! 👌
True story!
Renee, if you want to save the drawer, measure the bottom and go to Home Depot. They will cut a piece of wood (use Luann) for you.
You really lucked out with the chest.
I have that Kenmore sewing machine.purchased new from Sears in 1970.Still works and would be sad if it died.
Sewing isn't hard, there are RUclips videos for every model out there, they're all pretty good for starting!
Love your optimism - a cool teal colour:)
Renee,
It's not difficult to replace a drawer bottom.
You definitely look like a ninja warrior:)
Taco saves artificial flowers for a friend.
Kitchen Aide may be valuable enough to have repaired and resold
or sell online, as is.(I know, you know that!), redundancy is a integral part of life:)
Cheers,
Rik Spector
I got my kitchen aide from a curbside junk pile! It still works even after having been rained on.
Kenmores {Sears} are old workhorses..worth taking in for checkup and its a basic great learning machine..quilters love this machine
Slinck'ies ( probably spelt wrong 😂) I use to keep Squirrels off my bird feeders. Works great ! And fun to watch the choas of being a poor Squirrel 😂
Great Toy Finds!😁
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Man o man did you find some finds. Great work.
Enjoyed your reaction to the bag of toys.
I know this is an older video-but next time you see a “broken” mixer -it’s usually a gear that is less than $20 to fix and an easy fix (and then flip for good $ or a great gift for a friend).
If the KitchenAid can't be fixed...Taco Scraps to the rescue!!! ⚡⚡⚡
Someone needs to leave an air conditioner out for you Renee.
The older furniture was made well. Even if it's beat up it is probably better than some of the stuff you buy new today. Good score. Hope the sewing machine works for you.
Hello Renee . We’ve had so much rain it’s hard to get out and do much . I’m glad you got to find a few things. The piece of furniture was very nice. What great find . Take care 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖💯💯💯💯💯
The mining cap is missing a liner/headband.
Hi from England love to see what you get keep safe
Wow not bad on trash picking thanks for sharing and hope you have a wonderful 4th
You go girl! Sorry it's icky, these are the days you remember your old job 😎 so far gone ☺
I’m interested in the attachment paddles for the kitchen aid!
Our only TV is sitting on a small stand we got at a rummage sale many years ago. Furniture is second hand, rummage sale or Ikea.
Except for beds, which we got on sale. Tina
The only furniture that I have that I purchased brand new was my mattress/frame & my couch. Everything else is either from the auction, flea market, or trash finds.
I been feeling like a Slinky with my allergies..lol..😝
always a great video regard less of the amount I enjoy just watching
those hats usually come with a liner.
A Kitchenaid Mixer..WOW!
Shaneman tv might be interested in that Tonka! He collects Tonka!
Line the helmet with something to make it comfortable.
It is very cold here in Sydney Australia. Love your channel.
Nothing like sweating it out while picking trash ! lol
You can sell that broken kitchen Aide mixer for parts.
Good thing the head lamp wasn't yellow because you may look like a Minion 😂
Glen and friends Cooking- RUclips, shows you how to repair the kitchen aid. Looks easy , parts can be bought on Amazon. He walks you through it. Great cooking channel as well.