The WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN | Goodwill Thrift With Me
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- In this Goodwill thrift with me find out what's the worst thing that can happen when you buy inventory for resale! See some of the amazing finds that were on the shelves even though it was pretty picked over! Come along on this thrift with me adventure at Goodwill in Las Vegas!
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You asked what the silver object with a handle was- It's part of a French press for making coffee. It's the plunger part. It pushes the coffee down to the bottom of the glass container of the French press,to separate the coffee from the grounds.
Bodem coffee plunger part, excluding the glass jug. 👍
I came to the comments to say this-thank you.
Love,
Coffee snob lol
The thing that has you stumped is the plunger for a fresh coffee cafetiere.Make your coffee in the jug wait a few minutes then plunge the fresh coffee to the bottom.
French Press
@@JohannaBarbourÀ!ÀA!
We call them cafetière in the UK
Yeah French Press is what we call it too
Just missing the glass jug.
Grandma’s Secret Spot Remover. I buy it on Amazon and it’s saved me a bundle of money. Especially great when I get something greasy on my tops. Also have used it on my upholstered dining chairs using plenty of water as fabric not removable from chairs. It IS a miracle! I’d suggest the gel rather than the spray as it seems to be more controlled to the spot.
I agree, I've bought it at marshalls too. 😊
Hobby Lobby has it in the fabric department. The gel is the best!
The circular ornate wooden tray 10:43 under mushroom house. Just needed oil?
Oops, nothing to do with Grandma’s Spot Remover but glad to get the tip about the gel! I just liked the big tray
Hand sanitiser will do the same!
When I saw the bunny with no ears it reminded me of my dad. He always bit the ears off of our chocolate bunnies at Easter. It was a tradition I carried on with my own children.
That’s funny!😂
So true and funny. It’s the first thing I did after opening up my chocolate bunny!
@@lanaschnekenburger2736 yes. Except he did it before we saw our baskets. We never received chocolate Easter Bunnies that had ears. He may have even told us the Easter Bunny did it which as an adult I never realized how disturbing that could be 😂😧🤣. Cannibalistic Easter Bunny oh my😲😳😆
The vacuum testing was such a hoot.
Wow, what a great find on the Majolica Frog Planter, found on about 4 years ago too!
The yellow clock beside the candlesticks you picked up straight out of first grade a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
Do you know how many nativity sets are missing baby Jesus? That's a good find.
STAIN CLEANING TIP To spot clean stains, I have used an old moistened toothbrush dipped/coated in Powder Cleanser such as Ajax or Comet. Scrub stain then rinse. Some color fabrics can also do well with it, but I'd spot test that first on an inside hem, using a Q-tip.
Why do you call it neightivity when it is nativity?
Around here we all say nativity just the way it's spelled.
Regional pronunciation, just like in pa water in certain cities is pronounced wooter
That is the top of a French press coffee pot…
The thing you didn't know what it was? It's a French coffee press lid, filter, and plunger. The glass carafe was missing.
Loved those shamrock mugs. I'd have Irish Breakfast tea in them.
OMG, that frog bowl ❣️❣️
Danni, I love that owl! Wish I had a place to hang it. Best wishes to you and your family for a very Happy New Year! ❤
I know this is an older video, i have cleaned stains out of wedding dresses out with a paste made from ... dawn dish soap, ajax or comet, and peroxide.... test small area first, rub it with a white wash cloth in circular motions, and rinse with clean wet washcloth same way til you have soap mixture out.... press between dry white coths to dry to avoid water circles from cleaned areas.... its time consuming depending on the stain, but worth it in the end...
My sister came out after xmas and wanted to hit the Goodwill and she bought those adorable Santa Claus earrings for next year!🎅 And a blue Lia Sofia necklace. She was so excited. 😊
Have a lot of fun ahead...in a computer replacement and behind...blessings..Happy New Year all of the Danni family and clan subs.
The mystery item is the top to a French press. The base is large. You put the grounds in the base, pour in hot water, put on the top (the part you found) wait for it to steep/brew, then push down the plunger. Pour our your coffee.
Since the Good Stuff Thrift Store will be going out of business in a couple of days I was wondering…what will happen to all the merchandise that was donated to the non-profits? Will they get their donations returned to them so they can still be sold some place else? 🤔
We have a plan that they will get paid for every single piece no worries!
Baking soda and lemon juice. If you can, put it in the sun for 2-3 hours.. Rub gently (if needed) so not to tear the threads.
I love the frog bowl ❤
Coffee press! Jade by bodum, missing the glass pot
We use Napisan in Australia. It’s an enzyme soaker suitable for colours. I soak them overnight. It will definitely be worth doing x
That bowl was so amazing! More than likely the tablecloth stain is something organic like food so I would spray it with hydrogen peroxide..won't hurt the other colors.
I have found a mix of peroxide, bake soda and dawn soap a tooth brush and scrub both side on the spot both sides
Good luck. Careful you didn't let it (peroxide) run on other colors✌💫
I've had good luck removing/lightening stains with a paste made of blue detergent (All, Tide, etc.) and a powdered non-chlorine bleach. I let it set for a while, then wash in with a regular load. I can sew short, straight lines and have used "wounded" tablecloths to make cloth gift bags with a coordinating ribbon sewn into the side seams. Using a hemmed edge as the top of the bag reduces sewing to a minimum. I love them for family and for the church bazaar.
If the stain is protein, spray hydrogen peroxide (with a white cloth underneath to catch the stain) let set and should come out, sometimes I have to rub a little with a white cloth and then respray several times.
I use Grandma’s Spot Remover and Oxi-Clean Max Force together and that combo is really good at removing stains. I think there have only been a few times where it didn’t work.
Will you still be doing the lives at swap meet with picker road
When it warms up!
I think the felt mushroom house was a mushroom gnome. Either it's nose is missing or it's covered by the hair.
I agree; Dawn dish soap, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Make a paste and let sit.
Wash but if it doesn’t come out DO NOT dry in the dryer. Retreat the stain and wash again
Danni, I love your videos. It is as if you are talking directly to me! This video was so funny! You build some of the items up so far and then "I'm going to leave it" LOL!... Thank you so much for teaching me the ins and outs and for being entertaining too. Happy New Year!!!
Did I miss "The Worst thing That could Happen "?
If you did then so did I! 🤷🏻♀️
These tag lines…..not necessary. What was the worse thing that could happen? I missed it. Oh well.
The worst thing that could happen is that you buy something and it doesn’t sell.
They put bs in the title to get you to watch it
@@roxanne7147 Yes, I noticed that.
Maybe the spot on the tablecloth will be in the middle where there would be a centerpiece?
Spray the Christmas tablecloth with Oxiclean laundry stain remover and let sit for a few minutes. Then soak it in the Oxiclean laundry powder for a couple hours before washing it. Oxiclean won’t ruin the colors like bleach.
Had fun playing Simon Says when it first came out and my reflexes were faster. Like everything you found. The frog bowl is outstanding. 🎉❤
You better sell some of that jewelry you have already you have tons of it
Stains: whatever you use…don’t rub the cloth. Put a towel under the area and blot it. Good luck……it’s so pretty!
That round object with a tall handle is a coffee press top.
For that stain use a little vinegar and Dawn and a small brush
The jumbo teacher clock! Those are so expensive to buy. I wonder what they do on resale market???
Hi Danni happy new year to you an the family lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 🎊 ALL! 🎇🎆💥🧨
I've had luck with making a paste from Adolph's Meat Tenderizer in getting many old set in stains out of vintage linens. Nice find on the planter as well!
I love the Christmas tablecloth. I have had good luck selling tablecloths, but they were new.
Tablecloth stain - Soak overnight in dawn, next day you might try hydrogen peroxide if that doesn’t work. Some folks spray with cheap hairspray, rub a little and that works.
Try lemon juice on the stain and lay it out in the sun .Hope it works for you..
The silver round thing with the black knob that you didn’t know what it was, is the top part of a French coffee press. It’s missing the cylinder glass bottom part that you put the coffee grinds and water in. We used to do our coffee that way until we discovered Chemex.
On the tablecloth try the Clorox2 powder. Make a paste and steer it in with a cloth or just your finger tips. Let it sit for an hour or 2, then gently rub as you rinse. Do not put in dryer til you know all of stain is out. Repeat a couple times if needed. The Clorox 2is safe for colors.
Happy New Year Danni,for you and your family including all the animals.🙏🏻🥰🍾🥂💫✨
At 13:27, that's a French Press for making coffee, but missing the pot.
That sand castle you picked up I know The Guy who made them I used to work with him making them they are made with lake Michigan sand,sadly he has passed away and they are no longer being made
Congrats on the Frog Bowl!!!!!! Happy New Year!
We all need an extra Baby Jesus!! Happy New Year Danni to you and your family!!
Thanks for the fun video, Danni! I especially like the silverplate serving utensils and that great frogs bowl. 🐸
Dumb question. I watched the entire video and didn’t catch what was the worst thing that could happen?
I think it’s the chip in the frog bowl which it is the worst thing that can happen I would never pick it up simply because it had a chip, but it is cute
Worst thing that can happen in this thrifting business is that nobody buys what you picked-up to sell.
@@shelleyplemons1362 thank you
@@shelleyplemons1362 thank you
@@RosaGonzalez-ht6kd thank you
Wishing you and all the family a very happy healthy and prosperous New year ❤xx
That was part of a French coffee press. The glass carafe is missing.
Loved it all. The best & my FAVORITE was the owl water color painting. Hope you have a great New Years.❤😂
For the tablecloth, you could try a stain remover spray just incase.
If that does not work,
I would take the tablecloth to the dry cleaner.
You are often out & about, there must be a dry cleaner around.
I know it costs but those stains are usually very difficult to remove.
If the dry cleaner says they won't be able to remove the stain then it's a keeper for 3 bucks.
If they say they can remover it, you could pay the cost, & when you sell the item, you can say the beautiful cloth was treated at the dry cleaner and that cost will be included in the selling price. It is such a pretty tablecloth and someone will love it, & understand. Good luck. 🍀
I like the Pier 1 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸 Bowl
Wet it and put it out in the sun. About 3 different 4 different times depending on how deep the stain is, the sun will bleach it out that I cover up the rest of the colors so they don't fade out, but yeah, wet it put it out in the thumb. It's great for white t-shirts too. If you have big state in the front, just take a spray bottle and spray it every time it dries out and keep it out in the sun and the staying goes away.
I have that same iron. I probably got it when I got married 50 years ago or a few years after. I still use it occasionally but boy is it heavy!
I miss mom’s Kirov like that. Heavy, yes, but the weight helped press out wrinkles.
For the beautiful Christmas table cloth, try dawn dish detergent on that stain. Let it dry for 3 or 4 hiyrs ten wash in cold water.
French press top was the thingy that stumped you ❤
I have the Jesus you picked up. I brought it from Woolworths in the late 1950's or early 60's. I was starting my collection because I loved my mother's so much I wanted one to. Still have my mother's with tons of pieces and different from mine and still have mine with about 8 pieces
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That's the plunge filter for a French press coffee maker.
Oh my goodness you have your intro music back. I love it.
I like your two jack o'lantern faces on the cans. Good buy!
The stained table cloth you can put peroxide on it. Place just that section in a plastic bag and set it out in the sun.
That is a lid to a coffee press!😊
That was fun! Love the owl picture and the table runner! So beautiful! Hope you made it safely at the grocery store!
That thing was for a french press for coffee🎉happy new year!
Great video Danni❤Always love seeing whats at the goodwill❤
Maybe Thrifting Vegas can lend a hand with tablecloth stain??
Hsappy New Year to you and the family. Praying for a happy one for you 🙏🙏
Happy and Healthy and Prosperous New Year! 🎉
Great video!!
My Grandparents were excellent at trap shooting and would win those kind of tropies. They had a huge cabinet of tropies that included trays etc. Great Memories 😊
I bought I think it was a glass stack cactus like that glass stack you were just looking at and I put it in my booth at the shop I was in and it sold pretty quickly.
I think they first silver item was the top, of a “coffee press”
That vintage purse looks like the ones my mom (RIP ❤) used to carry.
Hope you had a great Christmas and All the best wishes ,hopes and prayers for a kind and Happy New Year! for you, your family and everyone the world over.
Very adorable saki glass. Bummer it was damaged. The four brown mugs with mint inside: I would have purchased them. Froggy bowl: adorbs.
I got a dried red stain off cream carpet by putting ammonia on it then a wet towel over it. Used a hot iron and it lifted right up into it. One of my kids I think spilled kool aid behind our end table and never said anything. Didn't even know it was there till we moved. It stunk like heck but it all came out.
soak spot on Christmas tablecloth with oxyclean, use old toothbrush and make a paste, may take several applications, good luck
The flowers and wood decorations swap probably fir a wedding😊
Tide stick or fels- Nefta bar soap you lather then rub across the stain
That little mushroom house would be so cute with a leprechaun sitting under it.
If all else fails use 3% provide use mixed with water first,if notpròx by itself ,let sit also have a bowl of water in case it works fast
In the pots and pans section of the store there was a silver bucket with a lid and handle, it is for a smaller scale for a crawfish boil. You can do that on the grill or on the stove top. 😊 If you are in to that.
❤ Happy New Year Dannie. As I stated previously, You inspired me to reopen my site here in Australia. " Andromeda2204 ". It was a hobby to fund our travel. Yes, we have just returned from our holiday to Singapore,the best city in thecworld, funded by my EBay endeavors. Thankyou for your guidance and work. Back home now getting ready to post out the parcels that were sold whilst away.
Happy New Year and a healthy, happy and prosperous 2024.
That is awesome! Happy New Year!
I think simon says came out In the 60's. I remember having one. On the stain in the table cloth, Oxyclean works really well and it won't fade the red.
I loved the mug with the curly handle!
🎉❤Happy New Year 2024 Danni, Noah, Rachel and the residents of Niche Menagerie & Haven!!!❤🎉
That was a top for a plunger coffee . You put coffee, hot water and then press the top slowly as it pushes the coffee granuals down. Then just poor into cup.
Baking soda and vinegar and it works on sneakers as well..happiest new year blessings from Barbados 🇧🇧 hope you had a great Christmas
Were those the matching coasters for the other three?
If you can't get the stain out of the tablecloth, have someone sew it into a tree skirt!!
Its the lid to a French coffee press. Couldn't shop without the melody of a vacuum lol'