God i love these videos so much. oyr dumpsters are literally SO WATERY (and no i didnt look into them, it looked watery from far away with food scraps and..you know. 😭) i wish i could do this too istg so many cute trinkets are there in these and useful items too. honestly my social anxiety would not let me do this. I WISHHH i lived in a area that is good enough for me to do this ...!!! but anyways i love these videos so muchh they're so entertaining.
This time of year, you can take any kids things and give them away ( free yard sale ) for people that can’t afford Christmas presents for their kids. Thanks for taking us along 🎉❤
The decorative fan that you stepped on probably would have been a good thing but the cords definitely to recycle just keep collecting them and then recycle a bunch at a time....
That box fan has a nice little motor in it, but the vacuums are hard to manage. I do scrap for metal, and you're right; it takes a little work to tell the metals apart. but once you figure out how you want to do it, you can make it work. /Rubs fingers together/
Thanks for watching I’m gonna try to learn a little about motors and scrapping and also will try to learn how to tell the difference between aluminum and steel
Copper, brass, and aluminum. Scrapers gold. Go to a local scrap yard and talk to the workers there. They can show you what to pick up. Get a good pair of wire snips and cut off the power cords. It's insulated copper. Store it in a tub, and when heavy, take in. Will be a lot more than 50 cents.
Thanks for the tips I just learned a decent amount from workers at the scrap yard - they’re very helpful but just learned a lesson the hard way, but not by not taking something apart and getting better prices
Have you been to Aldi? Sometimes the aldis near me are so loaded that there’s good stuff at the top. It’s not always food either - sometimes there’s random household goodies and clothing
God i love these videos so much. oyr dumpsters are literally SO WATERY (and no i didnt look into them, it looked watery from far away with food scraps and..you know. 😭) i wish i could do this too istg so many cute trinkets are there in these and useful items too. honestly my social anxiety would not let me do this. I WISHHH i lived in a area that is good enough for me to do this ...!!! but anyways i love these videos so muchh they're so entertaining.
Thank you so much for watching! I love finding all sorts of trinkets and random surprises. That’s what it’s all about.
This time of year, you can take any kids things and give them away ( free yard sale ) for people that can’t afford Christmas presents for their kids. Thanks for taking us along 🎉❤
Oh true - I should have taken that wrapping paper at least - and thanks for watching
The decorative fan that you stepped on probably would have been a good thing but the cords definitely to recycle just keep collecting them and then recycle a bunch at a time....
Good call I need to be more careful not to step on things
ppl use those wicker chairs as plant stands
Oh I just thought it was for a kid that’d look nice with plants on it
That box fan has a nice little motor in it, but the vacuums are hard to manage. I do scrap for metal, and you're right; it takes a little work to tell the metals apart. but once you figure out how you want to do it, you can make it work. /Rubs fingers together/
Thanks for watching I’m gonna try to learn a little about motors and scrapping and also will try to learn how to tell the difference between aluminum and steel
Copper, brass, and aluminum. Scrapers gold. Go to a local scrap yard and talk to the workers there. They can show you what to pick up. Get a good pair of wire snips and cut off the power cords. It's insulated copper. Store it in a tub, and when heavy, take in. Will be a lot more than 50 cents.
Thanks for the tips I just learned a decent amount from workers at the scrap yard - they’re very helpful but just learned a lesson the hard way, but not by not taking something apart and getting better prices
@DumpsterThriving If you want to scrap and make money, watch Mike the Scavenger channel. He's a pro.
A magnet will tell you what is non-ferrous and ferrous. A metal file helps also.
Nice finds. Did you take the lime green chair? it could at least light up your porch :)
I probably should have taken it - looked very comfy
I’ve went out a few times looking in dumpsters and I’ve seen a little but I’m too old to climb into them a my grabber I can’t reach good.
Have you been to Aldi? Sometimes the aldis near me are so loaded that there’s good stuff at the top. It’s not always food either - sometimes there’s random household goodies and clothing