Hoarder Who FILLED A Vintage TRAILER - Clean Out!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Hoarder Clean Out Part 5.... Where I explore the contents that have been stored in this trailer for many years. Found some great vintage items!
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My 6 year old getting ready to watch watch. “Is that trailer filled with junk and happy stuff”? 😂 Yup!
My Dad and uncles have been restoring vintage trailers as a hobby for decades. It really does have a huge following. They dismantle them completely, piece by piece, then reassemble after restoring each part. Anything that's too far gone to restore they will create another or purchase it online. It's a work of love and they are gorgeous when completed.
One of the trailers my uncle restored he found in a woman's barn and she'd had chickens living in it!
Just goes to show that no trailer is too far gone to be restored. Someone might want to restore it. There are websites for trailer restorers: of you listed it on one you might get a buyer.
Closed captioning says "welcome to paper and booze" LOL
I saw that too. Lolol.
A Moscow Mule sounds good!
That white wicker doll chair would be good for little Pam to sit.
Miss Moose, you deserve an ice cold beer after all that work!🍺🍺
A beer sounds wonderful right about now!
I bet the people who live near this place are blessing you...it looks sooo much better!!!
It would be a lot of work but it would be cool if someone had the time and money to fix the trailer. You're doing a great job, hard, I'm sure.
I hope you get to keep the Pyrex and the Christmas tree and the things you like. Great video, Renee!
the cornflower pattern corningware is still being used in my home. I received a set for my wedding in the 60's. Quality never goes out of fashion.
The cabinets are made to be super hard to open so they don’t fly open while bouncing down the road. This is sooo interesting. Butterprint Pyrex? Huge score.
That Christmas tree is epic! It could not have been cheap. You never know what you'll find at a hoarder house. Very interesting stuff. Great video!
What a great old travel trailer. The stories it could tell. It is a shame to see it get trashed. So many of the fixtures in it could be removed and sold for people who need old parts to fix up their remodeled trailer.
Moose in a trailer! Holy nice ceramic Christmas tree!!
You are a magnet for those Christmas trees 🎄 so glad you come along to give them good homes.
How is anything even salvageable with that much mold inside?
The tools, ceramics, plastic... those can be wiped down and cleaned. Some items have been kept in bags for so long that they have been protected. Other things just had too much of the elements so couldn't be saved. Pretty much no rhyme/reason as to why some pieces made it out better than others.
Wow, lots of goodies stuffed in the old trailer. Love the Pyrex Amish Butterprint bowls. That print is popular right now. Also love the ceramic Christmas tree. It’s a shame people buy travel trailers and then don’t maintain them properly. It’s not just this hoarder. I was an insurance adjuster for years and so many people buy them and park them outside. The roof seals deteriorate and water leaks in over time. It will completely destroy the trailer and it is usually not covered by insurance. You are such a hard worker Renee. Your enthusiasm is infectious. I always enjoy watching!
The appliances look good. Someone redoing a camper or building a tiny house would LOVE them!
Enjoy watching your channel and this clean out, but a sad situation. Would love to see you clean and repair the vintage camper. Who on here feels the same? The camper is so awesome!
Winner winner chicken dinner...too funny!!
That trailer is destroyed, you can't let them sit with the roof falling in. But some of the parts could be saved to fix others.
"short people problems": Nifty technique with the fork. I use it too! Some great finds.😊
I use long handled tongs
I use a wood back scratcher to reach things also as I am short.
@@johannafenig6207 how funny! We have to make a plan.😊
I love that shade of blue in the Pyrex.
I know you said the trailer can't be salvaged. If any of the hardware, screen door, etc are ok, salvage that stuff. People are always looking for parts to revamp these rigs. Good job cleaning up. The outside looks so much better!
Love these clean outs , I think this is my favorite!
The trailer was fun!
When things are wrapped in newspapers I always wonder the year on the paper to tell how long it has been packed.
IKR 😆 I was waiting 🤔😂
Right after showing us the wrapping paper “I’m going to wrap it up here”
Glad you caught that Greg!
I was cracking up.
The pyrex and the christmas tree...pure gold!
Wow amazed about the pack ratting I know she was sick but could not image living in a mess like that .Glad you could help the family
Another fantastic episode in the Hoarder Clean Out...maybe the Caravan can be restored....it is a beauty
You could take a picture of the travel stickers on the door, would make a nice print.
Buy a huge bag of baking soda and put the smelly stuff in a airtight container with the baking soda to take the order out.
You found some nice treasures! But I was having an asthma attack watching you in the trailer. LOL! I give you alot of credit!
Cool find's Rene.. Love the new/old dead-stock flatware in original packaging.. That's a beautiful ceramic Christmas Tree and it's nice that you get to keep and treasure it.. You found great items today.. Well done.. Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾😷
You should take the emblems off the trailer, very cool... a lot of cool stuff in that trailer!!!
If we aren't able to sell it, I might.
New linens made in Europe are highly collectible. The napkins you found could sell on Etsy for $20-25 each, FYI. 👏🏻💕👍🏻
Linens and boxed flatware and vintage Christmas, oh my!
Take those vintage cupboard and drawer pulls off the trailer. Should be ebayable for someone doing a vintage trailer restoration
Wow that tree was awesome 👏
That trailer is awesome!! It's actually in great shape for sitting there as long as it has. I hope someone comes along and wants to save it!! And keep it original!!!
Lots of fun going through the trailer with you, some cool things for sure :)
Golf clubs in the bathroom: practice your swing while you're doing your thing???
People are refurbishing old trailers, campers. They might like some of the hardware off doors, locks, window locks.
Those jalousie windows are worth alot of money too but a pain to ship
I know I would! We have a 1971 Banner Travel trailer.
Such fun, looking forward to the next installment!
love when you find items you like
The wrapping paper is so cute! My mom has the amish butter print pyrex. Cool stuff y'all uncovered.
You are working HARD, and it is looking way better. This lady must have
been doing this for a Long time! Glad, you are helping clean up the place!
I hope, for ALL your work, that you get to keep the fun stuff you found!
Girl, you're brave! I've got to give you credit. 😉 Am I the only one who thought the fabric of the sofa bed was cool. 🌷🌷🌷
So much fun watching this and your reaction to discovering hidden treasures! 🌺🌿🧡 Love it! Ty for sharing the fun!
This was my favorite of the series, so far. Do you get to keep what you found? Maybe you should look at your ceramic Christmas trees and replace one you have with the one you found, if it's better. You could sell the one you have. I'd wait until November to sell it, though. You'd get more for it. Have you tried Facebook marketplace for larger, more valuable items, like a ceramic Christmas tree? You can arrange to meet a buyer at a police station or other public place for the exchange, to keep your address private.
Great job Renee. 🐘
The corning ware made your fortune. Look at the Pyrex. Tina
OMG!!!! What a great finds for sure for Flea Market awesome job Rene!!🙋♀️😊🌵👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The old Holiday Ramblers were some of the best campers back in the day! It's amazing how good this trailer is after all the hoarding!
The property was sold & the person that bought it was excited to have the trailer as they have plans for restoring it!
@@PaperandMoose that's awesome!
Wow! Amish butterprint and gooseberry are the popular ones!!!!!
Wow Renee, who would have thought some of the better stuff was in the trailer and outbuildings. It makes me think she gave stuff away that may have been in the house or the family went through the house, but became overwhelmed and overlooked the outbuildings.... or as the house got full she moved her Christmas outside to store??? Some really nice finds.
The paper would be cute to wrap boxes in to just use as risers in decor or the back of a shadow box. I have a friend who also uses old paper and gift cards to make pendants and magnets. So definitely fun ways to reuse and repurpose. I would think you could lay it out flat and wipe down with a disinfectant wipe... just not sopping wet of course. Let it dry, flip over and repeat. Maybe a light spray of Lysol when done. Then maybe trim off the edges that were more exposed
BTW the trailer really took me back to camping days with my grandparents on the beaches of Washington state. We spent many days, weeks camping with my grandparents. Beach combing by day and sitting by the camp fire playing cards at night. Fun memories.
While people still camp today everyone has to have the newest, biggest and greatest motor homes, and trailers... there is something quite nostalgic with the small older trailers that average people scraped up their savings to buy. I hope you are able to save and use the emblem on the trailer it has a great look.
Please give us a recap of the items you keep before you end the series
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Now stay safe while cleaning!!!
Oh and you are all making really good progress!
May I ask did your friend have to buy the contents or are the contents part of the pay off for the service of doing all of this work? Just curious how this is usually done! I could see it being done either way
That shed looks very much like my playhouse dad built in the back yard way back when. The trailer was an upscale unit of its day...probably the 60's vintage. Speaking of house trailers, you should get the 1954 movie..."The Long, Long Trailer". From the looks of the trailer interior, she was a rather clean hoarder! No dead critters or expired, rotting food stuffs! Ah...you did run across an expired critter! You got some neat finds!
Hope you get to keep the finds that are special to you. You seemed to enjoy this day a little more.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💞💞💞💞💞💞✌️👶
Oh! Is this your longest video ever? I sooo enjoyed it! Amazing how some of that stuff looked to be unaffected from the conditions there, not sure if it's just an optical delusion through the camera though...My very favorite think was that pitcher with the flower pattern and then the bowling bag.
Wow it is looking better.
See Renee the lady never called you back on vintage Christmas. This is your blessed so many vintage pieces
My mom hoarded. She didn't notice the moldy smell. We used to visit and try to clean out her hoard at least once a year. She got very angry every time.
Tina
I'm surprised by how much stuff you found in the trailer that was in good, sellable condition. I have to wonder how much the total amount of money she must have spent over the years for stuff that never was used and was stored and stacked away. You guys did a great job with the cleanup of the yard. Can't wait for the final episode of the cleanup.
Love the Hex sign!
Its too bad she never got this much help when she was alive 😔
I agree😔 Mental disorders are difficult to deal with though.
They may have tried and she may not have wanted anyone to mess with her “treasures”.
Speaking from experience here. I spent half my life trying to "help" my mother. They have to WANT help, WELCOME help, ASK for help. It unfortunately doesn't work that way. My mother was very content in her world the majority of the time. It wasn't until she passed away that anything could be done with the house. I've been documenting the journey on my own TH-cam channel. People don't talk about hoarding (as an illness) enough.
@@AntiquesFromKarenJanet you are so right. I have a sister with this illness. They have to be willing to accept the help - so far my sister is not willing. 😥
Can't believe that view behind you 0:27!
Nice finds love the ceramic tree
Winner winner chicken dinner indeed. Super fun today! And that tree!❤️
I hope you got first dibs on that Pyrex. That was cool. And maybe the vintage tea towels, and flatware still in box, and the Christmas tree.
But I would be dancing a jig if I found that Pyrex and ceramic Christmas tree. Especially since the covers were there too. Thanks for bringing us with you on your treasure hunt.
Your reaction when you found the pyrex!! I loved this video, so many great finds. I feel your pain as a short person, we're very resourceful when it comes to reaching things up high!
Wow. The Amish Pyrex is awesome.
Looks like a disston hand saw in the trailer bedroom. Good find.
The doors and closets in trailers are engineered to be hard to open so that they don't fly open when the trailer is being towed. I think you have to like pull up before you pull out. Maybe they're all different. Thanks for the video. Very daunting task but you're making the best of it.
I liked the pull out bed, Loved the pattern
That trailer was had several REAL treasures. Some right up you alley! These videos are just getting better and better! Thanks Again for Sharing. I have to use a cane to walk most of the time, but didn't usually take it with me in the grocery store. But I also have the "SHORT" problem and one day I did have it in the store with me. I couldn't reach and item on the top shelf. My cane really can in handy to get that item.
Your cane is multi-purpose :0)
@@PaperandMoose You better belief if! Even though doing a clean out is really HARD WORK. you look like you are having fun!
It"s sad to see this lady's life being parceled out and sold off. So many memories of her life that will never be shared with her family.
I have to chuckle over how excited you are over the pyrex and corning ware. stuff i use every day and bought new way way back. Funny how stuff becomes popular again. Nostalgic I suppose. But i am 80 so to be expected. You are so brave to be going through all that stuff.
I'm usually not that excited over Pyrex as I often see it at flea markets/auctions. But finding it, plus having it be a set with the lids, made me all sorts of giddy. I'm going to be keeping it :0)
@@PaperandMoose Renee, you deserve it after all that work! What about the ceramic tree?
I remember my mom having a Pyrex mixing bowl with that pattern. I have one I bought at the thrift store just because it reminds me of her every time I see it. :)
The cupboard handles are great.
You hit GOLD that day! These videos are so satisfying. I don't understand why but they are. The ceramic tree! That beautiful Pyrex! That is my favorite pattern! All of those things will sell so well!
The items in the trailer were a pleasant surprise!
Excellent series! Please keep them coming!
Enjoyed watching! Greetings from Switzerland
The Pyrex and the tree and the old bowling bag are awesome finds renee
You have no idea how much I would love to have been there to help you. I love doing that kind of stuff
Great finds Rene as always. Love the pyrex, christmas 🎄 and unique glass vase w/ handle. Love your treasures. Can't wait for more. Hugs!
oh my, I want to purchase so much of what you are finding, growing up my father tore buildings down so I just love going through old buildings and finding things seeing this really makes to miss that. Have fun and thanks for sharing
I love doing this type of work, I used to do it a lot before my back surgery. I could spend hours going thru people’s stuff. I found it similar to reading a good book, I would get lost in my imagination, thinking about the items, and time frame they were accumulated in. Weird I know 🥸
Renee..you should of looked at the dates on the newspapers that had the pyrex wrapped up? That would of gave you an idea how long it had been sitting in those boxes in that camper? Just curious?
Brenda same 🤔
Nice job of showing stuff you found this video!
Restored vintage campers sell for very good money. Other than the ceiling that camper looks in good condition. Appliances and upholstery are no5 bad at all. Ceiling is actually easy to replace once the roof is water tight. Worth looking into. A restorer would buy as is.
you are very lucky to have found a connection. You have found a back door in without the expense. Lawyers, real estate agents and so on will help the families by emptying the junk in the estate and the family gets a little money off of it. So they have a list of people that do junk and they get offered these places.
Looks like a fun day to me!!😀
Renee it's fun to see the doors open for you. Fun finds lots of stuff... ,;) whi knows what's in these places!! God bless always 🙏
Wondering if you open those sleeping bags for treasures...all things are good for stashing away things...never know where treasure hide...good luck☘️
I would have never thought to look in the sleeping bags. My Lawyer said to go through all the books because people stash 💲in the pages.
TFS!! You look like you had a "Swell Day"!! 😊
Trailer closet doors and cabinets latches are made with an extra release in order to stay closed during traveling. Drawers had to be lifted to slide. Spent childhood summers living in a 19 ft Holiday Rambler.
Rene @19:12 you sure cleared that out.. looks good... Kuddos to you for your finds❤️❤️❤️
Hello Renee. Wow the trailer has some pretty cool stuff. I love the tea cart. Another tree so great. I’m shocked you only found 1 dead mouse so far . I really like the Christmas wrap it’s adorable. Hope we get to see more . You Stay safe and well Renee and be careful. ☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖😻😻😻😻🥰🥰🥰
I'm shocked too that I didn't find more critters!
Wow inside of trailer is nice
Ive been looking into camping trailers lately. High demand for sure. No doubt someone would pay $1000 for that trailer, don't trash it any more than it already is. Take pics put ad on CL and FMP. Having registration and title would up price a bit.
Whew! What a bunch of fun finds. Your hard work definitely paid off this trip. I love the unique things you found like the linens, holiday paper and unused silverware sets. And what are the chances a beautiful ceramic Christmas tree would be waiting for you. I hope you keep it because it has a great story behind it now.
Loving the clean out series and the longer videos!! Great find with the Pyrex! If I was a collector, I'd be jealous! LOL Best of luck at the flea market!
You could sell the Irish linens on line!
Your reaction to the pyrex = my reaction too. They're so gorgeous the Amish ones. We don't have anything as bold or bright in pyrex really in the UK (vintage wise), that I've seen anyway.
That Pyrex is so pretty! I hope to find some one day.
I know how overwhelming this is, my parents inherited the contents of a late aunt's large apartment, she wasn't even a hoarder, but the work was overwhelming. My aunt was a widow, but never had children, my father was her last surviving sibling. The weeks we spent going through her items, while she was still alive and in a nursing home, was extremely time consuming. We ended up giving most of the furniture to her super, I kept two Danish Modern sideboards, which were a perfect size for my flat screen TV. We took all the glassware, two small TVs and other useful items. I contributed her clothing to Goodwill. There was little real jewelry, my mom kept the all the jewelry, there were also some interesting vintage costume jewelry pieces. My aunt had some nice vintage Pyrex bowls and a brand-new still boxed CorningWare teapot. There were boxes of family photos, which we've yet to distribute to the people who want them.
Awesome finds in there for sure. I hope you get to keep some of them. Stay safe. ❤️