I brought three black garbage bags home today and went through them . One had paperwork at the bottom . I checked through it and found an envelope with a credit unions name on it . I opened it and there was a one hundred dollar bill in it . And it's REAL ! I'm so excited ! I framed it and put it on the wall ! Maybe my friends won't laugh at me anymore . Thanks Renee , love your videos !
It would be sad if the waterfall furniture gets demolished. My grandma gave me her set she bought with my Grandpa in 1950. I still own it. She also had a claw foot tub in her house. I had many times where I got to take a bath in it. Great memories for me. Simple pleasures! What a spectacular album. Congrats and thanks for sharing. Marianne
Love the idea of you & Taco Stacks doing cleanouts together. I & my kids, have had the pleasure of taking baths in a clawfoot tub. It's in the basement of their house, which is now mine. Grandpa took the old coal bin & made it into his own bathroom, in the 50's. Everyone loved taking baths down there instead of on main floor. I showed a plummer the bathroom one time & he said it was like going inside a time capsule & he loved it. That made me so happy. Really enjoyed your clean out videos. Keep up the great work you do, saving our past.
When I was a little girl I used to spend some time at my aunt’s house. She had 4 boys. She would let me take a bath in the claw foot tub. I can remember it like it was yesterday. Thanks for taking me back to a simpler time.
I love your attitude on clean-outs! I also appreciated your enjoyment of the old claw foot tub - I grew up with one of those (we didn’t get a shower added until the 70’s) and I’ve never had a more relaxing bath than in that old tub.
You are young. One day you’ll have a home and a claw-foot tub. I was 65 before I got mine. I enjoy it every day. Vintage Christmas is my dream to discover some day, somewhere, sometime. Just think, you are living your dream. Love your videos.
That big sturdy Rocking Chair in the attic with the big arms reminded me of the one that sat on the porch of my grandparents home back in Iowa. We would travel back to Iowa from Florida during summers after school. Open the house back up after shut all year. Little farming town with a population of about 200. Grandfather before and Grandmother ( during the war were postmasters there) Grand Dad had a big chair like that would sit on the front porch and look down the long road into town. Just rock away on the porch and smoke his pipe. LOTS of memories from those Summers spent there. Picking blackberries along the roadside, or apples from the small orchard ( FRESH apples pies ) and listening to thew Baseball games on the radio at night... there was NO Tv. And endless horseback riding down the country roads. The little General store owner (good friends with my GranDad) also had a childrens pony ride business set up for fairs and rodeos. He said "If you can catch the ponies out in the pasture.. you can ride them anytime". Ears of corn from the corncrib worked as a bribe to coax them in.
That's a very nice claw foot tub. Some are smaller & shorter, & more suitable for smaller people. I wish you could somehow take that tub & have a safe place to keep it untill you had a place of your own to put it. That's my dream for you sweet Lady, from someone who's probably old enough to be your Grandmother. You've worked so hard. Well done 👍🎉👏👏
Now all of us viewers can say they saw Miss Moose in a clawfoot tub. Splish splash, she was taking a bath Long about a Saturday night, yeah A rub dub, just relaxing in the tub😮😮😁😁😅🤣
I've enjoyed taking the journey with you, Renee. My father was a hoarder. So big clean out. Endless weekends spent with my brother & sister. Worth every moment for the gems saved.
When I was a teenager we lived in a Victorian that had a huge claw foot tub. I think it must have been seven feet long. My 6'3" inch dad could stretch out all the way without bumping into the end. It was tall too. I was 5'6" and when reclining the sides were over my head. It could be filled up to my eyes, to the point I had to tilt my head back to breathe. It was absolutely glorious.
I watched every episode of this clean out. What fun finding those treasures but I do realize the WORK you all had to endure. Watching you sit in the bathtub was great. Yep, your bucket list sounds good. Follow your dreams. I’m confident there’s a claw foot bathtub in your future. 👍👍. My parents had the exact looking cedar chest I saw in 1 bedroom that my sister has now.. What beautiful vintage furniture & appliances was in that house - hopefully the salvageable items make it to a good home. 🤞🤞 Great adventure, Renee! Thanks for sharing!👍❤️
Such beautiful remnants and memories. Great job with the clean out for you two. Thanks for your time and energy to carefully and cautiously go through everything.
What a fun clean out! These little coal towns in nowhere PA still offer great pickin' opportunities! Glad you found some new treasures for yourself too!
Those knotty pine cabinets take me back to Ozzie and Harriet. The blanket chest in the attic looked nice. What no sub shops, those were more frequent than hamburger joints in small Pennslyvania towns in the early seventies. Glad you had Chinese and Italian options. Wow, over 50,000 subscibers, keep up the good work, very nice postcard album.
The curtains in your intro are cool as was the enamel pot and lid on the counter. I have had the experience of bathing in a clawfoot tub and it is fun! Your enthusiasm had me laughing out loud! 🤣
"It would be so much easier just to pick and leave". Yup, that´s the reality of a cleanout job, Renée. Lucky you, because this was a clean household, just imagine doing this in a messie house or apartment 🙄. The Singer sewing machine looks pretty neat. Glad to know that all you need is a book, a cup of tea and a vintage bath tub . Keep up your great work and thoughts, and have a nice one. Greets from GER, U.
When we moved to this house we are in now we remodeled the master bath and my daughter found me an old claw foot bathtub because that’s always been my dream tub too. I love it and hope you get one someday. This was a great series. Thanks!!
My grandparents had a claw foot tub on their farm when I was young. When I stayed with them for a couple of days I enjoyed that tub...they had a metal tray that fit from side to side which held the soap, shampoo, brush etc.
I'm glad you had the chance to work at this clean out for the content you create. Definitely hold onto some of the B Roll content so you can upload a video or two during a slower time of content. I'm sure it would be interesting to look back during the hazy hot humid days of summer.
Cleanout are wonderful, but you better know what the owners want to begin with and how much stuff you have to haul off that's just junk!! IF you don't know what you are in for the fees can eat up all of your profits!! PLUS it is darn HARD WORK !!! You were lucky, you were working with friends and you pretty much got to take what you wanted. The wonderful vintage Christmas finds were to die for!!! Loved the videos that your did!! THANKS, Renee !!
Thank you Renee for sharing your trip back in time! It is hard to imagine that people (family ??) would go and dust and clean for 20 years, but not want any of these things for them selves. Did no children ever want to live there? It is also amazing that looters never touched or ruined this place! Maybe there are still decent people in the world. Hugs to you, Deb
Hope there are no cute frogs in that "ton" of "g-bage!" Lift-two-three! Gotta love that office-style bedroom! It FITS!!! One of the flats, built in1908, we owned and lived in for a while had one of the claw foot tubes...my late mom always loved it! You make a good sleeping bathing beauty! Love your domestic skill with that "hot-rod" vacuum...I still use my family's 1948 Hoover Upright...works like a charm! You going to show us the items you took for yourself? That vintage card album is worth the trip! I guess they had no phonographs, as i saw no 78 records. Keep the album intact!! I'll keep you in mind...if I have a clean-out...one catch, the continental distance!!
That was a big, beautiful job! And what a wonderful album and you were able to save some great stuff. That claw foot tub seemed to be in perfect condition. The house looks maybe built 1910-1920? with 'updates'. I do hope someone will save that beautiful furniture as it was so well taken care of. I too, wanted a claw foot tub. When my family rented the upstairs of a Victorian, we had a claw foot and it was the best part of that house, other than the stairway and the 1920's Singer treadle sewing machine like the one in the attic of that house. Years ago I bought a tub from a salvage yard not knowing the details of buying. First, they should not have gouges in the finish and the feet must be ones that came with the tub or they will never work. I still have it though ... outside (on cement blocks) and I have the unusable feet in a box. The tub catches rainwater from the roof in the winter which I then store in closed plastic milk jugs for plants in the summer. Not the use I wished for but I have one and it's usable. Hope you eventually get that bubble bath in your dream tub!
So many wonderful finds in this house. I have enjoyed every video you have posted. You made my day giggling when you relaxed in that rub. We used to have one when growing up.
Oh, it over! 😞 I’m sorry! It was fun while it lasted though! I hope you and Taco get your own cleanout too! That would really be great. You have a great time going through your treasures and deciding what you will keep and what you will sell. Please stay safe and be careful! ❤️❤️
I had one of those tubs in my old house with the shower diverter faucet. You need two shower curtains as it surrounds the tub. There is a company called Rebath that refinished the inside of the tub. We had that done and t came out good. We took the tub out and hauled it to the place. It weighs about 350lbs empty. The legs come off to move it. It took four strong men, so nobody got hurt.
Hello Renee . This was a wonderful clean out . I enjoyed seeing you in your element . Your joy was so adorable. And when you got excited so did I because I knew it was going to be amazing. I know your glad it’s done but I know you will miss it. All the treasures saved . Congratulations. Take care. Oh taking a bath in a claw foot tube is so amazing .🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯
That was sooo sweet....! Just to enjoy the clawfoot tub! I could see how special it was for you.Thank you for sharing those moments...truly endearing! Great clean out...lots n lots of work! Nice at the end of the video..you just sitting n talking. Just awesome! Good job!! 💕
Hi Renee. You guys did an amazing job!! I know it was a lot of work, but it seems that it was worth it for you and your friend. I enjoyed EVERY single video. Fingers crossed that you and Taco Stacks get your own home to clean out soon. Looking forward to what comes next on your channel. Take care.
I loved watching the clean out series. Will you be showing us the things you brought home for yourself? I would love to see them. The album is amazing!!
I would love the attic rocking chair and I saw, I think, is a cedar chest, too, I wouldn’t mind having! Too bad I’m in Florida-a little too far to pick up furniture. 😔. While those claw foot tubs are so beautiful, if I got in one, I wouldn’t be able to get out, and I’d hate to spend the rest of my life in one! 😂. ✌🏼❤️
Renee watch out don’t get soap in your eyes you did a great job. All that stuff packed sorted and removed next job will be soon thanks for your wisdon. Blessings Margaret n Iceland
Gr8 videos showcasing the reality of clean-out's.. Thanks for taking us along for the ride Rene It's been really fun and adventurous.. Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾😷
This has been great Renee sing all that beautiful furniture takes you back furniture was made so well then it lasted like these videos prove. I would have loved it in my home & that bath was to die for. Hope you & your friend will have many more take care my friend rest easy sending love and prayers always xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
Always old house check for lead and asbestos so you suite up right,😁 I'd hate for you to get sick. I like you, your channel and the whole paper and moose style. Your a good person.
I grew up in a Victorian home built in 1880. Loved our claw foot tub. It’s like a swimming pool when you are little. I always wondered why my Mom feel asleep in the tub.
This house truly was a time capsule! I hope someone buys it and decides to remodel and not demolish. But I understand people have different tastes and it is up to the next buyer to decide what to do. Sometimes with these old homes bringing them back is a nightmare. It does have some nice features though. Loved this journey, hope to see other clean outs with just as many treasures coming your way soon! Maybe at some point you can go through the scrapbooks you found in a bit more detail. Or just a recap on the things you kept ❤️ I’d love to see the Christmas and Halloween postcards. Just a thought (maybe your friend already considered this) while you are waiting for the house to sell you could place the furniture on EBay for local pickup only. Some of those sets of bedroom furniture might sell because they are a full set. If priced cheap enough someone may drive a decent ways to pick it up. Just a thought. They may even arrange for a delivery service. It’s crazy what some people want in different areas of the country and what they will pay to ship or pick it up themselves by driving Btw you should definitely stay at a bed and breakfast on your way to Yellowstone that has a claw foot club! Check that luxury off your bucket list Think I’ll sit down today and sort more postcards so I can sell the ones I don’t want and thus make some $$$ to buy more of the ones I want. Have a beautiful day!
You are so creative and perhaps you can photoshop a picture of you in the wonderful bathtub with the moose bringing you tea and a book! It could be a new introduction to your videos!!
Had to clean out my parents home w/ my two brothers and sister. Filled several dumpsters and brought home way too many sentimental treasures. Last year my sister and I did another clean out of my brother and sister-in-law s home. They had tons of old mail mixed in with depression glass or vintage toy tractors. Had to go thru every box. Filled three dumpsters. Needless to say my sister and I are both getting rid of lots of stuff.
When I was in my 2nd year of college I lived in an old antebellum house. There was a claw foot tub in the bathroom and I used it every day. I didn't really think anything of it then. Now that I think of it, pretty much everybody had claw foot tubs when I was a little girl. Lol
i stayed in a cabin that had a new claw foot tub. one thing i was looking so forward to. got there and the darn thing was out of service- "part ordered"- sign placed on it. well, that was only the first disappointment with the cabin! lol live and learn!
Thanks for taking us viewers along for the ride. I've always wanted a big old tub like that as well to bath in. Perhaps someday. Small town, only one grocery store and a couple take out joints, I've been smaller, where that place would be considered "going to town". Glad you got some nice keepsakes, hope the next one isn't far away. 👍👍
I brought three black garbage bags home today and went through them . One had paperwork at the bottom . I checked through it and found an envelope with a credit unions name on it . I opened it and there was a one hundred dollar bill in it . And it's REAL ! I'm so excited ! I framed it and put it on the wall ! Maybe my friends won't laugh at me anymore . Thanks Renee , love your videos !
It would be sad if the waterfall furniture gets demolished. My grandma gave me her set she bought with my Grandpa in 1950. I still own it.
She also had a claw foot tub in her house. I had many times where I got to take a bath in it. Great memories for me. Simple pleasures!
What a spectacular album. Congrats and thanks for sharing. Marianne
Love the idea of you & Taco Stacks doing cleanouts together. I & my kids, have had the pleasure of taking baths in a clawfoot tub. It's in the basement of their house, which is now mine. Grandpa took the old coal bin & made it into his own bathroom, in the 50's. Everyone loved taking baths down there instead of on main floor. I showed a plummer the bathroom one time & he said it was like going inside a time capsule & he loved it. That made me so happy. Really enjoyed your clean out videos. Keep up the great work you do, saving our past.
When I was a little girl I used to spend some time at my aunt’s house. She had 4 boys. She would let me take a bath in the claw foot tub. I can remember it like it was yesterday. Thanks for taking me back to a simpler time.
Love your respectful attitude Renee.
I love your attitude on clean-outs! I also appreciated your enjoyment of the old claw foot tub - I grew up with one of those (we didn’t get a shower added until the 70’s) and I’ve never had a more relaxing bath than in that old tub.
I grew up w one also, and I loved it.
I did as a child took a bath in a claw foot tube.
All the old electrical items back in the day were made to last! I still miss my old twin tub washing machine, it washed so well!! 👍👍👍👍
The sewing machines and the hope chest......so beautiful....I hope they find a good home.
You are young. One day you’ll have a home and a claw-foot tub. I was 65 before I got mine. I enjoy it every day. Vintage Christmas is my dream to discover some day, somewhere, sometime. Just think, you are living your dream. Love your videos.
That big sturdy Rocking Chair in the attic with the big arms reminded me of the one that sat on the porch of my grandparents home back in Iowa. We would travel back to Iowa from Florida during summers after school. Open the house back up after shut all year. Little farming town with a population of about 200. Grandfather before and Grandmother ( during the war were postmasters there) Grand Dad had a big chair like that would sit on the front porch and look down the long road into town. Just rock away on the porch and smoke his pipe. LOTS of memories from those Summers spent there.
Picking blackberries along the roadside, or apples from the small orchard ( FRESH apples pies ) and listening to thew Baseball games on the radio at night... there was NO Tv. And endless horseback riding down the country roads. The little General store owner (good friends with my GranDad) also had a childrens pony ride business set up for fairs and rodeos. He said "If you can catch the ponies out in the pasture.. you can ride them anytime". Ears of corn from the corncrib worked as a bribe to coax them in.
What beautiful memories.
The album of vintage postcards would, for me, be a find of my life. I am glad that you appreciate it.
That's a very nice claw foot tub. Some are smaller & shorter, & more suitable for smaller people. I wish you could somehow take that tub & have a safe place to keep it untill you had a place of your own to put it. That's my dream for you sweet Lady, from someone who's probably old enough to be your Grandmother. You've worked so hard. Well done 👍🎉👏👏
I LOVED to see you rest in the tub! We always see you work, and it was refreshing to see you relax!!
Now all of us viewers can say they saw Miss Moose in a clawfoot tub.
Splish splash, she was taking a bath
Long about a Saturday night, yeah
A rub dub, just relaxing in the tub😮😮😁😁😅🤣
Now that song will be playing in my head all day :0)
@@PaperandMoose 😎🤣
I loved this series. Thanks so much for sharing the treasures in these homes with all of us. The time capsule homes are always so much fun to watch.
I've enjoyed taking the journey with you, Renee.
My father was a hoarder. So big clean out. Endless weekends spent with my brother & sister. Worth every moment for the gems saved.
When I was a teenager we lived in a Victorian that had a huge claw foot tub. I think it must have been seven feet long. My 6'3" inch dad could stretch out all the way without bumping into the end. It was tall too. I was 5'6" and when reclining the sides were over my head. It could be filled up to my eyes, to the point I had to tilt my head back to breathe. It was absolutely glorious.
The house and furniture are such a beautiful step back in time. I'm sad this clean out is over, but looking forward to the next one. Hopefully!!
I love the sound of creaking floorboards.
That's the kind of tub we had when I was a kid! I still take baths, they are very relaxing for me. Loved watching the clean out.
I watched every episode of this clean out. What fun finding those treasures but I do realize the WORK you all had to endure. Watching you sit in the bathtub was great. Yep, your bucket list sounds good. Follow your dreams. I’m confident there’s a claw foot bathtub in your future. 👍👍. My parents had the exact looking cedar chest I saw in 1 bedroom that my sister has now..
What beautiful vintage furniture & appliances was in that house - hopefully the salvageable items make it to a good home. 🤞🤞 Great adventure, Renee! Thanks for sharing!👍❤️
I hope that you or your colleagues saved and sold those sewing machines! This was interesting. A ,lot of hard work!
Such beautiful remnants and memories. Great job with the clean out for you two. Thanks for your time and energy to carefully and cautiously go through everything.
What a fun clean out! These little coal towns in nowhere PA still offer great pickin' opportunities! Glad you found some new treasures for yourself too!
Those knotty pine cabinets take me back to Ozzie and Harriet. The blanket chest in the attic looked nice. What no sub shops, those were more frequent than hamburger joints in small Pennslyvania towns in the early seventies. Glad you had Chinese and Italian options. Wow, over 50,000 subscibers, keep up the good work, very nice postcard album.
The curtains in your intro are cool as was the enamel pot and lid on the counter.
I have had the experience of bathing in a clawfoot tub and it is fun! Your enthusiasm had me laughing out loud! 🤣
"It would be so much easier just to pick and leave". Yup, that´s the reality of a cleanout job, Renée. Lucky you, because this was a clean household, just imagine doing this in a messie house or apartment 🙄. The Singer sewing machine looks pretty neat. Glad to know that all you need is a book, a cup of tea and a vintage bath tub . Keep up your great work and thoughts, and have a nice one. Greets from GER, U.
When we moved to this house we are in now we remodeled the master bath and my daughter found me an old claw foot bathtub because that’s always been my dream tub too. I love it and hope you get one someday. This was a great series. Thanks!!
I love all of the furniture. If I were closer, I would just buy the house with the furniture.
Loved watching this series. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. You deserve that bathtub.
Never heard a couch described as crunchy!!! Chips haha!! Great job Renee.
You did a wonderful job on this cleanout series, Renee! Thank you for sharing & enjoy your treasures. Hopefully you get another! 🤞🏽
What a great journey this was for me Little Sprite. 😀 hope you enjoyed this clean out and got lots of wonderful pieces.
I grew up with a claw foot tub...my 2 sisters and myself all in it when little ! Bubble Baths !!
My grandparents had a claw foot tub on their farm when I was young. When I stayed with them for a couple of days I enjoyed that tub...they had a metal tray that fit from side to side which held the soap, shampoo, brush etc.
I'm in love with the floral carpet in the attic!!! I would love to buy it
I'm glad you had the chance to work at this clean out for the content you create.
Definitely hold onto some of the B Roll content so you can upload a video or two during a slower time of content. I'm sure it would be interesting to look back during the hazy hot humid days of summer.
I love those knotty pine kitchen cubbards...just like those on Ozzie and Harriet.
Cleanout are wonderful, but you better know what the owners want to begin with and how much stuff you have to haul off that's just junk!! IF you don't know what you are in for the fees can eat up all of your profits!! PLUS it is darn HARD WORK !!! You were lucky, you were working with friends and you pretty much got to take what you wanted. The wonderful vintage Christmas finds were to die for!!! Loved the videos that your did!! THANKS, Renee !!
Thank you Renee for sharing your trip back in time! It is hard to imagine that people (family ??) would go and dust and clean for 20 years, but not want any of these things for them selves. Did no children ever want to live there? It is also amazing that looters never touched or ruined this place! Maybe there are still decent people in the world. Hugs to you, Deb
Hope there are no cute frogs in that "ton" of "g-bage!" Lift-two-three! Gotta love that office-style bedroom! It FITS!!! One of the flats, built in1908, we owned and lived in for a while had one of the claw foot tubes...my late mom always loved it! You make a good sleeping bathing beauty! Love your domestic skill with that "hot-rod" vacuum...I still use my family's 1948 Hoover Upright...works like a charm! You going to show us the items you took for yourself? That vintage card album is worth the trip! I guess they had no phonographs, as i saw no 78 records. Keep the album intact!! I'll keep you in mind...if I have a clean-out...one catch, the continental distance!!
That was a big, beautiful job! And what a wonderful album and you were able to save some great stuff. That claw foot tub seemed to be in perfect condition. The house looks maybe built 1910-1920? with 'updates'. I do hope someone will save that beautiful furniture as it was so well taken care of. I too, wanted a claw foot tub. When my family rented the upstairs of a Victorian, we had a claw foot and it was the best part of that house, other than the stairway and the 1920's Singer treadle sewing machine like the one in the attic of that house. Years ago I bought a tub from a salvage yard not knowing the details of buying. First, they should not have gouges in the finish and the feet must be ones that came with the tub or they will never work. I still have it though ... outside (on cement blocks) and I have the unusable feet in a box. The tub catches rainwater from the roof in the winter which I then store in closed plastic milk jugs for plants in the summer. Not the use I wished for but I have one and it's usable. Hope you eventually get that bubble bath in your dream tub!
So many wonderful finds in this house. I have enjoyed every video you have posted. You made my day giggling when you relaxed in that rub. We used to have one when growing up.
Oh, it over! 😞 I’m sorry! It was fun while it lasted though! I hope you and Taco get your own cleanout too! That would really be great. You have a great time going through your treasures and deciding what you will keep and what you will sell. Please stay safe and be careful! ❤️❤️
Do you remember the commercial, "Calgon take me away"...I thought of that when you were enjoying the tub..😂...that's a lot of hard work...enjoyed..🥰🥰
Awesome clean out. I wish I could of gotten the sewing machine. Thank you for taking us along
I love that sewing machine desk. Beautiful wrought iron
Nothing like a claw foot tub..seriously.🧚♀️🤗
I had one of those tubs in my old house with the shower diverter faucet. You need two shower curtains as it surrounds the tub. There is a company called Rebath that refinished the inside of the tub. We had that done and t came out good. We took the tub out and hauled it to the place. It weighs about 350lbs empty. The legs come off to move it. It took four strong men, so nobody got hurt.
Thank you for bringing us a long .it was truly amazing. You are truly amazing person reena.
Hello Renee . This was a wonderful clean out . I enjoyed seeing you in your element . Your joy was so adorable. And when you got excited so did I because I knew it was going to be amazing. I know your glad it’s done but I know you will miss it. All the treasures saved . Congratulations. Take care. Oh taking a bath in a claw foot tube is so amazing .🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🥰🥰☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thank you for taking us on your journey thru time.
My grandmother had a clawfoot tub. She would let us take bubble baths in it. I miss that!
That was sooo sweet....! Just to enjoy the clawfoot tub! I could see how special it was for you.Thank you for sharing those moments...truly endearing! Great clean out...lots n lots of work! Nice at the end of the video..you just sitting n talking. Just awesome! Good job!! 💕
You always provide wonderful videos and your such a caring person. Hope you managed to get some treasure.
How beautiful and wonderful that book is
Hi Renee. You guys did an amazing job!! I know it was a lot of work, but it seems that it was worth it for you and your friend.
I enjoyed EVERY single video.
Fingers crossed that you and Taco Stacks get your own home to clean out soon.
Looking forward to what comes next on your channel. Take care.
Great ending Rene. Clean out verses pick and leaving ? In your voice you sound tired but are also satisfied with this clean out. Good job !🤗
This was such a great series! I really love all the wonderful things such as the old train sets and they really took care of things!
I loved watching the clean out series. Will you be showing us the things you brought home for yourself? I would love to see them. The album is amazing!!
This was a cool series to watch, and someday I would LOVE to see you and Taco Stacks do your own clean outs!
I would love the attic rocking chair and I saw, I think, is a cedar chest, too, I wouldn’t mind having! Too bad I’m in Florida-a little too far to pick up furniture. 😔. While those claw foot tubs are so beautiful, if I got in one, I wouldn’t be able to get out, and I’d hate to spend the rest of my life in one! 😂. ✌🏼❤️
Job well done!!! Kudos!!!😊
I think you did an amazing job 👍 it was so interesting 🤔 keep up the great work 👍 and thanks for sharing 😊
Great job, loving your hair length
Renee watch out don’t get soap in your eyes you did a great job. All that stuff packed sorted and removed next job will be soon thanks for your wisdon. Blessings Margaret n Iceland
The old canister vacuums were awesome
Gr8 videos showcasing the reality of clean-out's.. Thanks for taking us along for the ride Rene It's been really fun and adventurous.. Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾😷
I love the clean out series. If ya get a chance to do another one like this that would be neat.
Wow great modeling in the bathtub LOL :)
Man ty this was so awesome..God bless ..Many blessings to you..Such a hard worker you are ..👍🙏👊💯
Ugh, that tub! 😮😍
So enjoyable to watch. The finds were so nostalgic.
This has been great Renee sing all that beautiful furniture takes you back furniture was made so well then it lasted like these videos prove. I would have loved it in my home & that bath was to die for. Hope you & your friend will have many more take care my friend rest easy sending love and prayers always xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
Always old house check for lead and asbestos so you suite up right,😁 I'd hate for you to get sick. I like you, your channel and the whole paper and moose style. Your a good person.
I grew up in a Victorian home built in 1880. Loved our claw foot tub. It’s like a swimming pool when you are little. I always wondered why my Mom feel asleep in the tub.
Loved the series. Glad you enjoyed the tub
You turned that vacuum on and my cat took off!
Thank you for taking us along, I have watched every video in full, and really enjoyed it. It is interesting and calming at the same time. Good work!
You certainly had some nice people to do this clean out with. That could make a big difference.
This house truly was a time capsule! I hope someone buys it and decides to remodel and not demolish. But I understand people have different tastes and it is up to the next buyer to decide what to do. Sometimes with these old homes bringing them back is a nightmare. It does have some nice features though.
Loved this journey, hope to see other clean outs with just as many treasures coming your way soon!
Maybe at some point you can go through the scrapbooks you found in a bit more detail. Or just a recap on the things you kept ❤️ I’d love to see the Christmas and Halloween postcards.
Just a thought (maybe your friend already considered this) while you are waiting for the house to sell you could place the furniture on EBay for local pickup only. Some of those sets of bedroom furniture might sell because they are a full set. If priced cheap enough someone may drive a decent ways to pick it up. Just a thought. They may even arrange for a delivery service. It’s crazy what some people want in different areas of the country and what they will pay to ship or pick it up themselves by driving
Btw you should definitely stay at a bed and breakfast on your way to Yellowstone that has a claw foot club! Check that luxury off your bucket list
Think I’ll sit down today and sort more postcards so I can sell the ones I don’t want and thus make some $$$ to buy more of the ones I want.
Have a beautiful day!
I'm not sure I could have slept in the house. You are so much braver than me.
Oh, that clawfoot tub! I grew up in a house that had one just like the one you were in.
You should get you a claw foot bath tub! You deserve one!!
I am saving to redo my bathroom in hopefully, less than 2 years. I will be putting in a clawfoot tub. It's my dream too renee!!
That sounds wonderful!
So fun seeing you in that tub! I do hope you get your dream soon of having a bath in one! Maybe look for a B&B with one next time you travel :)
I love our clawfoot.
You are so creative and perhaps you can photoshop a picture of you in the wonderful bathtub with the moose bringing you tea and a book! It could be a new introduction to your videos!!
Had to clean out my parents home w/ my two brothers and sister. Filled several dumpsters and brought home way too many sentimental treasures. Last year my sister and I did another clean out of my brother and sister-in-law s home. They had tons of old mail mixed in with depression glass or vintage toy tractors. Had to go thru every box. Filled three dumpsters. Needless to say my sister and I are both getting rid of lots of stuff.
That was a long haul of work. Thank you for the amazing adventure, Renee!
The crunchy couch cushions -- the sound of the foam turning to powder. 😝
It was fun coming along with you, Renee on this cleanout and seeing what sort of things people hang onto.
Thank you for sharing 😊
Really enjoyed this…loved the bath tub!
When I was in my 2nd year of college I lived in an old antebellum house. There was a claw foot tub in the bathroom and I used it every day. I didn't really think anything of it then. Now that I think of it, pretty much everybody had claw foot tubs when I was a little girl. Lol
You look beautiful after your adventure!
i stayed in a cabin that had a new claw foot tub. one thing i was looking so forward to. got there and the darn thing was out of service- "part ordered"- sign placed on it. well, that was only the first disappointment with the cabin! lol live and learn!
Oh no! I would have been disappointed too!
Love how the windows in the attic go right down to the floor.
Thanks for taking us viewers along for the ride. I've always wanted a big old tub like that as well to bath in. Perhaps someday. Small town, only one grocery store and a couple take out joints, I've been smaller, where that place would be considered "going to town". Glad you got some nice keepsakes, hope the next one isn't far away. 👍👍
Thank you for a great series.
You will need a long rest! Fun videos!.
Great experience for you and really interesting series for your viewers 😊 TFS
I loved you in the tub. We had one when I was growing up and 6 people used it. Later my father installed a shower in our basement. 😊😊