You talked about so much glassware, bakeware & furniture going to dumpster, why not call Goodwill, Salvation Army etc to save it? Will Taco Stacks get a call to recycle some of the scrap? Really hate to see usable stuff in landfill. So glad you're there to save some treasurers. Love your videos!
Hi Renee, nice pyrex finds. The green pattern you referred to as "crazy daisy" is actually called Spring blossom. It's my design I've been using for 50 years. :)
So sorry you couldn't have the heat on ... And you might need that snow shovel this weekend!!! Love the Pyrex bowls but OH My Goodness! That heavy aluminium roaster!!! I was shouting at you to grab it!!! I am afraid I wouldn't be able to just toss a bunch of that...although the shelf liners all can go. That antique kitchen table next to that cool stove in the basement.. That's another keeper.
It's funny how different items sell in different parts of the country. Around here those filing cabinets would sell for $50. It seems like everyone here is working from home so the desk would definitely sell. The galvanized tubs are used alot to put ice and drinks in for outdoor events. Like I said different parts of the country.
When you walked down the stairs of the basement I immediately saw the orange pumpkin pail. I was thinking code orange code orange, Lol!!! Thanks for showing us around. So cool the Pyrex crazy Daisy set was in the mix of dishes. I love collecting the random plastic cake toppers. That snowman is adorable!
Looking at how big the house is I'm very determined to only keep what I use and keep them clean,now I'm in my 60's.And keep them in pull out containers so anyone clearing can grab and go.Easy for me to access to use now too.Anything tired,scatched,chipped is recycled.Tired clothes and shoes too.
Hi Renee. WOW! You are finally getting paid to through things in the big bin. I am so glad you found some good stuff to take with you. See you next time on Paper and Moose. Stay safe and healthy. Maria. 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
I’d forgotten all about those ranges - the one you’re standing next to at the end. We all had Formica counters so these were perfect to put your hot from the oven cakes, cookies, and roasts. Especially roasts. Man those cabinets! They’re so old and cheap but I know many people had them. Especially in mobile homes. Looking forward to the rest of this clean out!
Too bad you and Taco Stacks can’t get a clean out just the two of you. Then all of it is yours to share. It would be hard work but it would be worth it for sure. I like these kind of videos. Also the storage unit ones.
Loving this. Wish we could see all but I know it's cold and you probably have a time limit. You are so cute. I love those little cake decoration sticks. I don't know what I would do with them besides look at them every so often. I do that with jewelry. Have a bunch mostly costume but love looking at it. 😂😂 And All my buttons. I have tons of buttons. Of coarse I don't get to buy them. My husband does. So not right. Isn't part of the joy of collecting the thrill of the hunt? ( Yes!!!) Thank you❣️ 🤗 ❤️😘💞💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞🌞✌️👶🙏🙏 P.S. my two granddaughters and my self all tested positive for Covid this morning. But we feel ok. Youngest (20) is congested and head ache, oldest is very tired. I have really sore and stiff neck, brain fog and sooooo tired. We will survive and not too bad. But for all who believe please say a prayer. Thanks!! ❤️
Always fun to watch a cleanout! The weather though, doesn't look like fun at all. That house looks to be so nice and clean, that's a plus for sure! Hopefuly you will find some more cool things in there. I wonder...is there an attic? Can't wait for the rest of it...
Love the cleanouts. I would of snagged all those litte cake decorations you found in the silverware drawer for sure. The basement should be just as interesting!!!
Hey Renee - I definitely enjoyed this video and look forward to the next one in the basement. My question is: How do you determine which items you get to keep and resell and which items belong to the guy you are working with/for? If you found tons of neat things in the kitchen and he found nothing in the living room - would you have to split with him? Not that I'm ever going to do a house clean out, but it would be interesting to know. Thanks!
When zines growingbup, we had Pyrex Hreen Blossom pattern in mixing and serving bowls, dishes,, divided dish and others. My aunt decided she didnt want any of it anymore and donated it to a group who was collecting household items for a family whose house had burnt down
Cool find on the Pyrex bowls . My mom had the yellow one . Wow that brought so much memories. She made so many dishes in that bowl.she’s been gone for 12 years now . Thanks for sharing . Give me big smile.
Just FYI - My-t-Fine hasn't changed product or packaging since I can remember, and I'm 55. It's good stuff too. (beats the heck out of Jell-o!) Too bad those baking pans couldn't be donated somewhere; I bet there are at least three nonprofits who'd have pounced on them.
You found some Nifty things! Score on pyrex for sure. I'm glad y'all are scrapping what can't be taken or used elsewhere. Too bad all of our plastic ware and glass ware isn't recyclable. But that's a whole other issue lol! Looks like a fun thing to do with friends, too bad there isn't heat available for you, I'm sure you could work more efficiently without gloves and layers 😉.
Renee, you are so fortunate to have all these interesting thrifting adventures! Things are starting to retract here...the estate scene is still dead...what remains of the thrift stores are open, however the shelves are stocked with a preponderance of new items...feels like an Ikea store! Yet another small independent antique shop called it quits in 2022! Clean outs, those were what my friend Victor and I did in the early 1990's. Those were the gold mine days of basements full of forgotten vintage goodies. Found two Victor Victrolas back then [which I still have] as well as many old radios, ephemera, art pottery...the list goes on! Like that bathroom, blue is my color, the wall paper nice as well. I have a couple of the large Pyrex bowls...one in a pinkish rose and the other a blue gray, in mint shape, as well as the clear pieces with lids. That inside view of the dumpster looks like a miniature dry dock. That "railroad spike" looks like a log splitting wedge. My dad had a couple of those old blow torches...sold them to a vintage tool collector buddy of mine some years back. They really spewed flames! Those drawers in the buffet would drive me nuts!! I hope they don't junk that neat vintage electric range I see in your closing segment.
I realized after that what I thought was a railroad spike was just a bit too big to be a railroad spike haha. Oops! Not sure what will happen with the stove. Clean as a whistle inside! I think they are going to list it on Facebook Marketplace. Would be a great addition to a little vintage store to display items on!
@@PaperandMoose One of my uncles had a GE electric range very similar to that one, from1951...they used it up to the 1990's, when they sold their home to downsize. When I look around my abode...I'm starting in a small, timid way to do the same, but not selling the house. Incidentally, your parcel is on its way to you.
You can call up a second hand store such as salvation army and they will come and pick up all the items at one time for nothing instead of throwing them away in the trash
WHAT..!!! So funny Renee.. at 9:20 mark with the pots and pans Mustardy yellow Sunbeam Hand mixer. I have the EXACT one and the EXACT color. I use it all the time and have had it for years. It's probably " Vintage " because it's something my ex-wife and I bought years ago. Probably purchased around 1977? You should keep it for yourself... it works great ;-)😃😃 You may be able to use it for 30+ years too
@@ketipap686 I was curious so I HAD to check google. They (Harvest Gold) sell for between $20-$35 on Mercari/Ebay and are labeled Vintage. Sort of funny because brand new back in 1977.. I'm not sure I even paid that much for it. It's not a high-end mixer. I suppose $15 or so back in 1977 is equal to $25 now in purchase power.
@@craig1974 So true Craig. The older ones like mine have some weight, These new ones in the box are so light you think the box is empty. No idea what kind of motor is in them now.
Hello Renee. This is great maybe you will find something so amazing it makes you scream. Lol sorry. I love the Pyrex. Those big measuring cups should sell well I know I love mine and there sometimes hard to find or cost to much . I think the snowman and the clown 🤡 cupcake toppers are amazing. Can’t wait to see what else you find. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰🥰🤡🤡🤡🤡💯💯💯💯💯
Hey Rene! There might be an organization in your area that helps people get on their feet that needs donations of kitchen items, and furniture and such. Maybe a womans shelter, or homeless shelter would know of a place. TFS Hugs!
Unfortunately some of the cookware such as the pans were too far gone, with rusting. A decent amount was taken by my friend to the flea market & the bedroom set/dining room is being donated. Previously the family sorted thru their clothing/linens & donated what they didn’t want from that (that’s why there weren’t any hard goods like that to sort thru).
Loved the house had a very bright energy in it, the kitchen units looks so well made and the wallpaper was cute, my granny had a similar cooker as the one you found down in the baement it was always spotless in fact everything was always spotless I don't know how they did it.
I would it get thrown in a dumpster when you could donate it to a thrift store like the Salvation Army or Goodwill? I don't understand that at all. A lot of the stuff in the home if perfectly good usable items. Why fill up a landfill when it could be donated. I had to stop watching because I was getting sad and also mad at the stuff that was going to be thrown in the dumpster.
People were buying office stuff for work at home during cv like crazy. It's getting tiring trying to find a donation drop off site. People are always leaving casserole dishes at church.
It's fun watching you search. I can be there without the bother! I love knowing that so many of the things you are looking for are right in my cupboards. Happy hunting!
Enjoyed the video These clean outs are lots of hard work…to much for me that is for sure. Looks like you found some good stuff, that big Pyrex bowl is pretty good I bet. I have a friend that does clean outs with a couple other people. She was just telling me yesterday that they have lots of work this year. She takes most of it to the Farmersvile auction which she said is pretty good I couldn’t see it real good but the one saw on the wall looked like it could be good. I sort of collect saws I guess, think I have about 800 The thing you thought was a railroad spike was a Splitting wedge used to split wood. Also used to get your chainsaw unstuck.
Oh my gosh, yes the smoke alarms do seem to be going off in these clean outs. My dog is so afraid of them and I have to turn off because she freaks out hearing them. Lol
Hit that like button! Pyrex...Whee! Taco 🌮, just found that dark green pattern in today's video, too. Spring something? Melmac is what I grew up eating on. I have looked and looked for our old pattern because I would love to have a little set of 4 plates and bowls but can't find them.
I am curious as to why you put items such as plastic, glass, cardboard etc. Into the garbage bags. Are there no recycling services there for those items?
Stainless steel flatware in good condition with a desirable brand and pattern can make serious money on eBay. It would be worth your time to pick up a stainless steel flatware identification book.
@@PaperandMoose when I was a seller on eBay, flatware was my bread and butter. For certain patterns, it was not uncommon to receive $10 to $20 for a single Oneida dinner fork. I adored selling stainless steel flatware because it is small, light weight, and not fragile.
Furniture would have been turned away due to condition (many have rules about broken pieces/wear). Some glassware was taken to the flea market to be sold. Those with damage couldn’t be donated.
Lots of Pyrex, for sure. I look forward to seeing what other great items are there. I was eyeing an oval framed picture through the kitchen door, into the LR or DR that looked really interesting. Looking forward to the next video.
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You talked about so much glassware, bakeware & furniture going to dumpster, why not call Goodwill, Salvation Army etc to save it? Will Taco Stacks get a call to recycle some of the scrap? Really hate to see usable stuff in landfill. So glad you're there to save some treasurers. Love your videos!
Just put everything on the front lawn and advertise a free garage sale on Facebook or Craigslist.
Hi Renee, nice pyrex finds. The green pattern you referred to as "crazy daisy" is actually called Spring blossom. It's my design I've been using for 50 years. :)
I have that pattern too, but I have never seen the pouring bowl.
So sorry you couldn't have the heat on ... And you might need that snow shovel this weekend!!! Love the Pyrex bowls but OH My Goodness! That heavy aluminium roaster!!! I was shouting at you to grab it!!! I am afraid I wouldn't be able to just toss a bunch of that...although the shelf liners all can go. That antique kitchen table next to that cool stove in the basement.. That's another keeper.
It's funny how different items sell in different parts of the country. Around here those filing cabinets would sell for $50. It seems like everyone here is working from home so the desk would definitely sell. The galvanized tubs are used alot to put ice and drinks in for outdoor events. Like I said different parts of the country.
I had many a bath in one of those big galvanized tubs!
Me too!
Oh I love the clean outs. Cannot wait!
When you walked down the stairs of the basement I immediately saw the orange pumpkin pail. I was thinking code orange code orange, Lol!!! Thanks for showing us around. So cool the Pyrex crazy Daisy set was in the mix of dishes. I love collecting the random plastic cake toppers. That snowman is adorable!
🧡🧡🧡 🙌code orange 😊
Love the cleanouts! And the Pyrex bowls. Fun to look in the cupboards😀
Looking forward to see what else you find!
Looking at how big the house is I'm very determined to only keep what I use and keep them clean,now I'm in my 60's.And keep them in pull out containers so anyone clearing can grab and go.Easy for me to access to use now too.Anything tired,scatched,chipped is recycled.Tired clothes and shoes too.
Glad you found extras as you were cleaning out.Tony is a real trooper...everyone needs a friend like him...🥰🥰
Hi Renee. WOW! You are finally getting paid to through things in the big bin. I am so glad you found some good stuff to take with you. See you next time on Paper and Moose. Stay safe and healthy. Maria. 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Nativity sets find you. 😂
What a good cleanout.you found some nice profitable things. Thank you
That green flower Pyrex matches Taco Stacks lasagna dish he found at Goodwill 🙂
The yellow Pyrex was beautiful.
Oh boy we all love the cleanout. You never know what you will find. Good luck Renee.
I love to watch these clean outs. Tina, Al's wife
I’d forgotten all about those ranges - the one you’re standing next to at the end.
We all had Formica counters so these were perfect to put your hot from the oven cakes, cookies, and roasts. Especially roasts.
Man those cabinets! They’re so old and cheap but I know many people had them. Especially in mobile homes.
Looking forward to the rest of this clean out!
Too bad you and Taco Stacks can’t get a clean out just the two of you. Then all of it is yours to share. It would be hard work but it would be worth it for sure. I like these kind of videos. Also the storage unit ones.
Lots of lovely Pyrex and raking around in the celler I love the smell of of cellers and garden sheds , can't wait to see the rest of the finds 😀
I enjoyed seeing this video! Lots of fun goodies even if they were not treasures. AND YES PLEASE to that stove in the basement!!
Loving this. Wish we could see all but I know it's cold and you probably have a time limit. You are so cute. I love those little cake decoration sticks. I don't know what I would do with them besides look at them every so often. I do that with jewelry. Have a bunch mostly costume but love looking at it. 😂😂 And All my buttons. I have tons of buttons. Of coarse I don't get to buy them. My husband does. So not right. Isn't part of the joy of collecting the thrill of the hunt? ( Yes!!!) Thank you❣️ 🤗 ❤️😘💞💞💞💞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞🌞✌️👶🙏🙏
P.S. my two granddaughters and my self all tested positive for Covid this morning. But we feel ok. Youngest (20) is congested and head ache, oldest is very tired. I have really sore and stiff neck, brain fog and sooooo tired. We will survive and not too bad. But for all who believe please say a prayer. Thanks!! ❤️
Fun tour. I really enjoy following you around in these house clean outs !!! Again...Thank you for sharing. Keep warm Little Sprite.
Always fun to watch a cleanout! The weather though, doesn't look like fun at all. That house looks to be so nice and clean, that's a plus for sure! Hopefuly you will find some more cool things in there. I wonder...is there an attic? Can't wait for the rest of it...
Very happy that you got your first estate clean out of the year. Looks like lots of good things for EBAY or flea market.
Oh YES a clean out house with treasures to be found!👍👍👍👍❤️
Love the cleanouts. I would of snagged all those litte cake decorations you found in the silverware drawer for sure. The basement should be just as interesting!!!
Another fun video! Thanks!
Your videos are like Time Travel, Same as Metal Detectorists we are Time Travelers with each dig.
This is awesome Renee! Wishing you many treasures!
Hey Renee - I definitely enjoyed this video and look forward to the next one in the basement. My question is: How do you determine which items you get to keep and resell and which items belong to the guy you are working with/for? If you found tons of neat things in the kitchen and he found nothing in the living room - would you have to split with him? Not that I'm ever going to do a house clean out, but it would be interesting to know. Thanks!
Those are questions I have also. How do you split/share the stuff you want to keep? Always wondered how that works. ???
Renee you are so close to 50k! Come on guys, if you are not subscribed, why not?
When zines growingbup, we had Pyrex Hreen Blossom pattern in mixing and serving bowls, dishes,, divided dish and others. My aunt decided she didnt want any of it anymore and donated it to a group who was collecting household items for a family whose house had burnt down
Love clean outs....
Love to watch the clean outs hope you are able to find some more items thanks for sharing the video take care God bless 🙏🙏
Cool find on the Pyrex bowls . My mom had the yellow one . Wow that brought so much memories. She made so many dishes in that bowl.she’s been gone for 12 years now . Thanks for sharing . Give me big smile.
Just FYI - My-t-Fine hasn't changed product or packaging since I can remember, and I'm 55. It's good stuff too. (beats the heck out of Jell-o!) Too bad those baking pans couldn't be donated somewhere; I bet there are at least three nonprofits who'd have pounced on them.
You found some Nifty things! Score on pyrex for sure. I'm glad y'all are scrapping what can't be taken or used elsewhere. Too bad all of our plastic ware and glass ware isn't recyclable. But that's a whole other issue lol! Looks like a fun thing to do with friends, too bad there isn't heat available for you, I'm sure you could work more efficiently without gloves and layers 😉.
I like the galvanized tub. Anything like that does well here.
😂😂love the little wave in the bathroom mirror
The green flowered Pyrex is called Spring Blossom. Crazy Daisy is just a nickname sometimes.
Wow… cool Hail & Clean Out… Hope you didn’t forget the Chandelier!!! 👍🏽⭐️♥️❤️♥️
Hi Renee....fun video....looking forward to the next Chapter
Renee, you are so fortunate to have all these interesting thrifting adventures! Things are starting to retract here...the estate scene is still dead...what remains of the thrift stores are open, however the shelves are stocked with a preponderance of new items...feels like an Ikea store! Yet another small independent antique shop called it quits in 2022! Clean outs, those were what my friend Victor and I did in the early 1990's. Those were the gold mine days of basements full of forgotten vintage goodies. Found two Victor Victrolas back then [which I still have] as well as many old radios, ephemera, art pottery...the list goes on! Like that bathroom, blue is my color, the wall paper nice as well. I have a couple of the large Pyrex bowls...one in a pinkish rose and the other a blue gray, in mint shape, as well as the clear pieces with lids. That inside view of the dumpster looks like a miniature dry dock. That "railroad spike" looks like a log splitting wedge. My dad had a couple of those old blow torches...sold them to a vintage tool collector buddy of mine some years back. They really spewed flames! Those drawers in the buffet would drive me nuts!! I hope they don't junk that neat vintage electric range I see in your closing segment.
I realized after that what I thought was a railroad spike was just a bit too big to be a railroad spike haha. Oops! Not sure what will happen with the stove. Clean as a whistle inside! I think they are going to list it on Facebook Marketplace. Would be a great addition to a little vintage store to display items on!
@@PaperandMoose One of my uncles had a GE electric range very similar to that one, from1951...they used it up to the 1990's, when they sold their home to downsize. When I look around my abode...I'm starting in a small, timid way to do the same, but not selling the house. Incidentally, your parcel is on its way to you.
That looks like so much fun.
I’m Ready Enjoying This Clean Out-Thanks
? Donate the glassware to a Church or soup kitchen?
Great job Renee. You work so hard and I hope you find some good stuff.
Hi Renee, it's always a blast following you around as you do all your investigative cleanouts!
You can call up a second hand store such as salvation army and they will come and pick up all the items at one time for nothing instead of throwing them away in the trash
I love your clean outs videos thank you Renée
All that Booze 🍾🍹, party time! I wonder what a Moose looks like when drunk? 🤔
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There’s no way that liquor was still tasty! Haha
Very nice Pyrex finds, Renée. Check out the Finnish hunting knife, this might be a high quality item and worth some bucks. Greets from GER, U.
WHAT..!!! So funny Renee.. at 9:20 mark with the pots and pans Mustardy yellow Sunbeam Hand mixer. I have the EXACT one and the EXACT color. I use it all the time and have had it for years. It's probably " Vintage " because it's something my ex-wife and I bought years ago. Probably purchased around 1977?
You should keep it for yourself... it works great ;-)😃😃 You may be able to use it for 30+ years too
I had my great aunt's this same one and I loved it but unfortunately its life came to an end. 😑
@@ketipap686 I was curious so I HAD to check google. They (Harvest Gold) sell for between $20-$35 on Mercari/Ebay and are labeled Vintage. Sort of funny because brand new back in 1977.. I'm not sure I even paid that much for it. It's not a high-end mixer. I suppose $15 or so back in 1977 is equal to $25 now in purchase power.
I bought a mint mixer like that myself at an estate sale a few years ago because the new ones are junk.
@@craig1974 So true Craig. The older ones like mine have some weight, These new ones in the box are so light you think the box is empty. No idea what kind of motor is in them now.
Great finds Renee 🙂👍✌❤
Hello Renee. This is great maybe you will find something so amazing it makes you scream. Lol sorry. I love the Pyrex. Those big measuring cups should sell well I know I love mine and there sometimes hard to find or cost to much . I think the snowman and the clown 🤡 cupcake toppers are amazing. Can’t wait to see what else you find. Take care. 🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰🥰🤡🤡🤡🤡💯💯💯💯💯
Put at end of driveway with a sign that says free.
I would have grabbed the ice cream spade. I love mine. This looks like a fun adventure.
I think your own cleanout is coming your way this year!
Good stuff, as always, Renee. I really like the vintage Ideal nutmeg container. Acme Markets!
I love clean outs.
You just crack me up Renee do you nativity sets follow you wherever you go how many baby Jesus‘s do you have that with lots of fun keep them coming😆
Cool Renee pretty sweet deal help your buddy and he lets you have some nice thing's! 😃
Hey Rene! There might be an organization in your area that helps people get on their feet that needs donations of kitchen items, and furniture and such. Maybe a womans shelter, or homeless shelter would know of a place. TFS Hugs!
Unfortunately some of the cookware such as the pans were too far gone, with rusting. A decent amount was taken by my friend to the flea market & the bedroom set/dining room is being donated. Previously the family sorted thru their clothing/linens & donated what they didn’t want from that (that’s why there weren’t any hard goods like that to sort thru).
Renee you’re such a tease! I would love to be in the house picking stuff out.
Couldn’t alot of the things no one wants go to a thrift store? Maybe it could be a tax deduction for someone. I hate to see usable things thrown away.
I was thinking the same thing .
Fun! Anticipation of next one!!!😄
Loved the house had a very bright energy in it, the kitchen units looks so well made and the wallpaper was cute, my granny had a similar cooker as the one you found down in the baement it was always spotless in fact everything was always spotless I don't know how they did it.
What an awesome video! I really enjoyed this so much. Thanks for sharing ❤️
I loved the old stove plus oven. How fortunate you are to clean up!
I would it get thrown in a dumpster when you could donate it to a thrift store like the Salvation Army or Goodwill? I don't understand that at all. A lot of the stuff in the home if perfectly good usable items. Why fill up a landfill when it could be donated. I had to stop watching because I was getting sad and also mad at the stuff that was going to be thrown in the dumpster.
I love those metal baking pans.
Great video
People were buying office stuff for work at home during cv like crazy. It's getting tiring trying to find a donation drop off site. People are always leaving casserole dishes at church.
It's fun watching you search. I can be there without the bother! I love knowing that so many of the things you are looking for are right in my cupboards. Happy hunting!
Enjoyed the video
These clean outs are lots of hard work…to much for me that is for sure. Looks like you found some good stuff, that big Pyrex bowl is pretty good I bet.
I have a friend that does clean outs with a couple other people. She was just telling me yesterday that they have lots of work this year.
She takes most of it to the Farmersvile auction which she said is pretty good
I couldn’t see it real good but the one saw on the wall looked like it could be good. I sort of collect saws I guess, think I have about 800
The thing you thought was a railroad spike was a Splitting wedge used to split wood. Also used to get your chainsaw unstuck.
Love that old stove in the basement. My Mom had one like that when I was young.
Oh my gosh, yes the smoke alarms do seem to be going off in these clean outs. My dog is so afraid of them and I have to turn off because she freaks out hearing them. Lol
Loved the candles and picks! and the pyrex, etc.
Hope you do well from this clean out , unfortunately I would want to keep almost everything 😱.👍😀
Me too! I'd be renting a storage shed & U Haul! Would be so much easier if this was good Flea market weather!
Me too!
Oh I would love to do that, some wonderful things in there.
Hit that like button! Pyrex...Whee! Taco 🌮, just found that dark green pattern in today's video, too. Spring something? Melmac is what I grew up eating on. I have looked and looked for our old pattern because I would love to have a little set of 4 plates and bowls but can't find them.
Wonderful video
Always love the clean-outs! It's so much fun to hear the surprise in your voice when a small treasure is discovered.
I love your videos!
I like the cooker too.
Looking forward to more of the clean out.
The Crazy Daisy bowls match the lasagna dish Taco found at the thrift!
I always enjoy a good clean-out!
I am curious as to why you put items such as plastic, glass, cardboard etc. Into the garbage bags. Are there no recycling services there for those items?
I'm in Arizona and glass is recyclable as well as cardboard
It is to bad you couldn't donate to salvation army the baking& glassware& stuff you would throw out.Just sayin!. Some good finds so far.👍💞🧞♀️🧚♀️☮
Really enjoyed watching
Stainless steel flatware in good condition with a desirable brand and pattern can make serious money on eBay. It would be worth your time to pick up a stainless steel flatware identification book.
All the flatware my friend took to the flea market. Quick sale for him!
@@PaperandMoose when I was a seller on eBay, flatware was my bread and butter. For certain patterns, it was not uncommon to receive $10 to $20 for a single Oneida dinner fork. I adored selling stainless steel flatware because it is small, light weight, and not fragile.
Hi Renee, I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you. For your footage. 😊
May I ask why the glassware and furniture pieces don’t go to a thrift store? Sorry if you’ve already explained.
Furniture would have been turned away due to condition (many have rules about broken pieces/wear). Some glassware was taken to the flea market to be sold. Those with damage couldn’t be donated.
How fun and exciting
What fun "work"! I know there's plenty of crap work involved but wow . . .
I had that Pyrex bowl set when I got married in 1975.
Lots of Pyrex, for sure. I look forward to seeing what other great items are there. I was eyeing an oval framed picture through the kitchen door, into the LR or DR that looked really interesting. Looking forward to the next video.
Pyrex is a great find and the cake decor picks!!!!