This House Has GREAT TRASH! Garbage Picking Ep. 34
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2020
- Back to the curbs for some garbage picking! A few homes keep putting out some great trash finds. Let's see what we can save!
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The insulators are beautiful...we lived a mile out of town and dad worked on the railroad. Dad got alot of insulators made a walk way with them, they were buried all you could see was the round tops. As kids we laid on our belly's and looked through the glass, clear, blue, yellow and red. I'm 60 years old and remember that like it was yesterday, came from a family of 16 kids could you imagine 6 or 7 of us laying on our stomachs looking through the glass. When I was about 5 or 6 such good old days to remember.
wooden holders I guess would be candle holders. It is very nice of you to help Taco Stacks out, with items you find.
The insulators were a blast from the past. I remember my dad and his cousin talking about how there were so many of them when they took them off the telephone poles. The cousin said he saw mountains of them in the telephone company dumps. He said that they would be valuable someday and he wished he could have gotten some of them. My dad agreed, and said some places had given them to anyone who asked. I haven't thought about that for years, and seeing the insulators brought the memories back. I love your videos even though I am reminded of my age frequently.
Renee your normal glass insulators there are quite different than those up here. As well those darker colours are great. With glass, some folks take a glass drill bit and drill through the insulator from the top, then wire in a socket and put a lightbulb in it. Makes a nice cluster of lights. Great finds and that piece with brass leaves and fruit I hope you kept it of sold it. Even broken it is a nice decorative piece!
The tins with the white metal pieces are various curtain rod hangers. The white acrylic "clips" are used at the bottom of window shades as the pull.
They use a sealer on Hercules Candy videos to seal candy bags... I think the acrylic clip things are for roller shades.... The Pyrex thing that you thought was for a lab, is actually a candle. Fill it with water, then put 2 inches of cooking oil on it. Then there were plastic disk things that held a wick.... my mom sat on on top of our TV... cat got curious knocked it over and it spilled into the back of the TV.... it was great!!! ☮
Called the Uncandle
@Tim... the TV didn't actually explode, but it never worked again and the smell of the oil and electronics was great! ☺️☮
OMG!! That was an all around very dangerous thing to have in the house..
I'm glad you survived.. 😬
I love old tins! You can store all kinds of things in them. Just think of them as storage.
Every day never knowing what's is trash . Love it. 💘 love your channel .
Your still getting some great finds ,loved the industrial looking lamp , they are big over here in the UK.
I'm glad your ' favorite house ' Renee put out more black bags... and you took ALL of them. Based on past experience... it is totally worth digging thru a whole bag because so far almost every one has at least ' 1 treasure ' by the time you finish digging. And it's usually Vintage because they saved everything for years.
*I'm hoping you get around to my box reveal this weekend. I have multiple other boxes to send also but wanted to get a feel for what you really like and can reuse or resell.
The tall glass vase like thing..is a candle holder. Back in the day(80s)we filled it with water and floated a small candle in it.
It was called the uncandle
Yes, you got it right.
Uncandles by Libbey, the plastic discs float on top, the tiny hole is for a wick, fill with water and some veggie oil on top
@@meegoneddie33 You could also color the water for different seasons. They also had graduated sizes.
Thanks for sharing and caring! Stay Safe!
I think the tree is a jewelry stand for hanging necklaces from every branch . You grabbed some cords I was happy because there worth green back dollar bills . Women can take stuff to the scrapyard . Believe me you'll be very welcome there .
Great haul the pyrex is a candle from the 70s there would be a plastic disk with a wick oin it. You would fill it with water then add oil add the plastic disk thee light the wick. Crafters would go nuts over some of the items in your tins. If postage wasnt so bad i would buy a coupld.
So happy you found more bags. I think I get just as excited as you! So many neat things in them. I am a thrift/garage sale junkie that needs nothing else. Watching your videos gives me the fix I need and I don't have to leave the house!!
Plastic things are pull down handles for window shades. To keep shades clean
The plastic items in the tin are not for file drawers. They slide over the bottoms of window shades to make a pull to grab.
Hey kiddo. Thanks for mentioning I started watching your channel from the BEGINNING. You've come A LONG way. Pretty proud of you. Starting a GOOD you tube channel is tough. Keep pushing, almost 25,000 subs !!!!!
The plastic things in the mint tin are for blind pulls I believe. The insulators are great-they could be used for candle votives.
Actually shade pulls along with lots of metal shade brackets. As a teenager I worked in a linen department and cut blinds and shades.
You’re right of course! I knew that sounded wrong. I have seen them on vinyl shades.
Yep! Window shade pulls. You slid them onto the wood slat on the bottom of the shade.
Peg thing is a sewing notion for storing the big rolls of thread.
The plastic thing you picked up that you thought was a lid was the floater that held the wick for the Pyrex. I had one in the seventies. I liked it because you only needed water and oil. I bet you have a good flea market day when it opens. You have some cool stuff. Loved the wicker pig. Thanks for sharing.
The 'trinket box' may be a cigarette box. They use to have ashtrays and matching cigarette boxs to sit on the coffee table or end tables. Really enjoy your videos! Please keep making them!
on glass insulators...look for threadless ones as they can command prices in the hundreds of dollars.
Good haul. No nauseating stained clothes. Some are just too old and icky but being vintage, you like to restore them. So glad there are folks like you and Taco Stacks saving our landfills and recycling and scrapping. It is amazing what people throw away. Where do they think it goes?
Totally geeked out over the insulators! Lol literally saying “take those!! Take those!!” 😂I found a similar brown one on the beach recently and a similar blue one, but very worn on the same beach! I made the brown one into a planter! ❤️ a small succulent variety in the bulb hole and air plants around the dish-looking areas!
The white ceramic box with the applied flowers resembles a cigarette box with matching ashtrays.
Those wooden cluster thingys at the end of your video.... I would make a bug hotel from them...add a few pinecones maybe some straw... Cinnamon sticks? Perfect little find. Keep safe xxx
Wow did you find a great bunch of stuff to resale. Too bad the games were not in there. Nice vintage Pepsi cooler I would take it. Wow is all I can say on your finds. Awesome!
That was a great bag. We just found several bags of kids clothes, toys, Christmas decorations and other odd assorted items. They were all wet but I will wash them and donate them
Looks like the amber swag light needs a touch of resoldering, and it would be ready to hang in an entryway. It fairly screams early 70s.
The cat (talcum powder you thought) was for sprinkling water on clothes to iron them.
in that pretty tin the plastic things slide on the bottom of window shades to pull the shade down. really enjoy your videos!!!!!
More bags👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 for some reason I love those❤️
I think the clear plastic things were pull down handles for the old pull down blinds that had the wavey bottom with the fringe. It would also have a small piece of wood that the clear thing slid over to use to protect the plastic and white blind while you pulled them down or sent them back up. Some people used them and some didn't. The little ceramic thing that you said had a sticker on it might be hand painted and was a toothpick holder. The wicker pig was adorable. You found so many good items. Thank you for bringing so many memories back to me through the items you find. Stay safe and God Bless
Old unused candles, especially figuratively ones from the mid century, sell well on eBay.
I love how you think about Taco stacks
I’m glad y’all look out for one another!
I’m with you that sealer looks like a hair straightener 😂
Love the 🐷. I literally gasped when you pulled it out lol. Great stuff!
my sister makes jewelry from wierd metal pieces. She would love your finds.
The flower thing you put on the side of your window and you can drape your curtains over it that's why it's made like that pretty cool I don't even think they make them anymore it might be worth some money you might want to look into it
love that lamp! good finds
The clear cylinder vase looking thing was popular in the 70s. You put water and oil and a flat plastic disc with a wick floating on it. A fun candle!
Chris-ABQ Hi Renee! 😊 What a haul! I especially like the Bowers Tin...it has an Art Deco look to it....I spotted a brass and Hobnail lamp base in one of the boxes you searched through...the Amber
tone glass hanging lamp is beautiful...and the bags of smalls! love the little stork! What fun! 🥰
Rattan and wicker things are ALL the rage in home decor at the moment. Save and sell. The most curious things sell really well and attract people into boho decor, vintage decor to your flea market tables 👍
My flea market must be behind the trend because wicker is not a seller, hasn't been for some time. Maybe this summer it will be different!
Try listing on facebook. Wicker goes fast here too
Amazing finds!!!
Little porcelain thing with sticker is tooth pick holder.
The plastic things you said for files, they were put on the bottom of roller shades for pulling the shade down or pushing up. 😊❤️
What you thought was for files in mint tin can are for vintian blind shades , so your hand dont dirty shades when pulling them down. They snap on bottom of shade
Looks like a swag lamp from the sixties in the seventies cool I like that they hung up from your ceiling from these little hooks believe it or not and you just pray they never fell on your head
Love the blind pulls. I believe that Pyrex was some type of candles, maybe floating candles
More fun and more bags! Can't wait!
IDK what an insulator was but I love them!! Have you ever seen LUNA PARC, in Montague NJ? The artist, Ricky Boscarino, has insulators as decor on this little footbridge over a stream on his property. If you do put them online, I'd look!!
Great pickings!! Love the insulators!! I come from a railroad town in TN so love railroad stuff!! The stork was nice & the wicker pig so cute!! Can't wait to see what's in the bags!!
Shade pulls. The old fashion white ones. They slide over and make it easier to grab.
I kind of enjoy your company, it's relaxing.
The insulators remind me of ink wells.I like the Bowers tin.
I know you couldn't take them, but I thought the old chairs were cool.My aunt had 6 of those around her dining room table.They all had the harp design on the back of them.Late 50s/early 60s I guess.
Those plastic clear ones are shade pulls slide them on ur widow shades late 60s 70s. Lamps 60s late 50s over head lights.
Not to bad for a picking day. Some interesting candle holders. Oh boy more bags from the couple house. 👍🏻🙏🏻. ~ Texas
i think the glass tube was for an oil candle. They were popular in the 90s. filled with water oil on top and a floating wick
Hi Rene
That wicker spoon is very nice would look great on the wall..
Pyrex. Floating candle from the 70's
You should ck into the wood candle holders. They kinda look like a Danish design!!??
The metal tree is for hanging up jewelery I think -great video as always, a little bit like christmas...;-)
More great finds! Looking forward to opening the treasure bags. You just made my day.
That Amber and lead lamp , I think that is worth more than you will get at a flea market. I would look it up.
That chess piece candle is very cool 👍.
Excited to see what there is next❤️‼️
Gorgeous swag lamp
Your little wooden rack looks like for drying test tubes. Your glass Pyrex piece was one of those create your own vegetable oil and water candle with a floating wick. Your insulators will sell well at the flea market. What goodies do you take when they open? That lamp of course for $25-$35.
The plastic things are for the bottom of window shades --so you don't get the shades dirty!My NANA had them on every shade!
Omg that wicker pig is the cutest thing I've ever seen!!!
love that amber glass lamp! great save!
What great things you are finding!!!
Boy my neighborhood doesn't have good garage like yours does. Sure wish it did. Great stuff you find...
At 16:44 that Pyrex thing is a floating candle holder,used to have a set you can also fill it 3/4 with water, 1/4 with oil and use the top thing to float a wick in the oil-voila a candle!
Ohhhhh those glass insulators. I would love to have those to make lights. Great trash again.
Hi - Always enjoy your videos and really like to read the comments that are left for you...I learn a LOT from them. Looking forward to the Flea Market opening as I am sure you are:)
Anxiously waiting for opening weekend!
I forgot to reply to the hair comment of mine. Your hair is looking LONG and CUTE!!! Don't get me wrong-i LOVE it short, but the change is fun, and you even have some wave in your locks!!! Would you ever consider going w a colot/lightening it?!? It would look SUPER AWESOME really blonde!!!🤗💖👍
My hair will get lighter in the summer from the sun, once I'm outside more. I wish I would have more natural waves or curls, but my hair has always been as straight as a pin!
I'm loving this video! It's so exciting to see what you will find next. I was surprised to see the Goodwill is open again in my small California town, Gold Rush country, in the foothills. Hopefully the Goodwill's & other thrift stores will be open in your area soon! 👍🌹🌹
the pyrex was to forse bulb.that is the reason for the enlarged top.
The tin of painted white metal are antique fasteners for cupboard doors and hinges a person that is into restoring will gladly buy those
Thank You Renee, ☮
Thanks
The plastic clips in the metal can may have come off of shades. They are the grips that are attached to the bottom of each shade.
Always love to see what you get!
I’m so tickled for you! Looks like some great finds! 🤗 ✌🏼 I googled the amber swag lamp, there were some comparable to yours from 99 to 275 dollars. I hope you can get those prices, too!
I love the storke! It is so unique. 😊🙃😊
It was made by Libby. Called an uncandle. 😌
I've never seen an insulator like the brown one you held up. Glad your family is still putting o uh t bags and you are collecting. Thanks so much for sharing all you do. Just be safe I remember when those sold for $1.00 full of cookies!!! They were good cookies.
I have three of the brown insulators that are Hull. I turn them over and use them as fat candle holders. I collect Hull in general so the insulators fit right in.
A great way to re-purpose something into something that you can use!
5:20 - Happy Girl! 😊
The pyrex glass in called an uncandle. You fill it with oil and water. There is a plastic piece that holds a wick that you light & it burns the oil.
Yes, it’s the Un-Candle. Just Google it. Use the hyphen when you do. I even found a video on how it’s used.
That stork must have had something in there. Yes Renee, a baby!😀🐱🙂
Yeah! Bags!
I feel so old I know what almost everything is btw the clear plastic clips you thought were for an office they are for window shades so you don't dirty the edges
Dan Stearns omg I remember those now. My mom had them on shades.
Very fun pick!
My dad had a bunch of those before he died in a box when they were putting new power lines in down in Zanesville he was getting the glass those glass things off of the lines and he put them in a box and that's what they come off of they cover up the the wires on your power lines back in the thirties and twenties their old and they had to change them all out there's plenty of them it ain't like like I'm very few of them where they'll be worth a lot of money a lot of people make things out of them candle holders and different stuff like that
I think I liked the stork the best , I don’t know what I would do with it though . It’s fun looking threw other people’s garbage !
Clear acrylic clips go on window shades
It is for sealing the opening of paper bags