As someone who has bought and sold vintage linens for years, let me say, don't let a stain on a tablecloth scare you away. A simple soak in hot water with OxiClean will usually do the trick. If you don't want to bother with that, simply list the item and disclose the stain with a photo. Collectors know how to clean antique and vintage linens and will purchase them with stains and yellow aging. It's better to keep the tablecloth and napkins together as a set then to separate them over a stain. Hint: the white fine linens with lace bring in the most money. I watched you pick up a bundle of fine linens in one of your videos (at a rummage sale) and set them aside. I knew you didn't realize what you had at the time.
Yes, I was considering listing with the stain if I didn’t get it out. I have a lot of vintage linens I got from a yard sale a while back and sometimes if I just got a bunch of something I won’t buy it again for awhile. But sounds like I should always pick up the white lace ones. Thanks!
Lynnette Pham , I found a blue bowed bunny cross stitched bread napkin. It was very stained. Oxyclean didn’t work, so used bleach right on the stain. Voila, it’s like new. Very glad for that. It was made back in the day..
there were so many Heartland farm dishes in this video! I was so jealous! I collect them and if you had picked up the sugar bowl and the cups and saucers, guaranteed i would've purchased them from you!
The cutting board can be sanded and then resealed with Tung oil, or any food safe oil. If you are concerned about bacteria use salt and rub with a lemon.
The Stein with the ship name Caribe, This ship sailed from Portland to Nova Scotia during the summer months back in the late 70s early 80s. I think it's still in commission but sailing the Caribbean now.
9:35 That's not a chip, it's an extrusion if it pokes out at the mold edge. It's caused by a mold not lining up together prior to the glass being put in, causing the glass to push out of the mold. It's seen in older pieces or ill fitting molds.
Hi Nicole, it's so fun to shop with you! I love those Corning fruit basket, I have never seen those before. Everything you got was wonderful. Beautiful Afghan. I hope your new/old Goodwill lives up to the expectation. Same happened with my Salvation Army which was my fav before but after the remodel that had less inventory and higher prices 😩. Btw I just adore when you call yourself a Mama. My mother was Mama to me and me kids called me Mama when they were little. They are grown now but still call me Mama, I love that 😉
Hi Nicole! I get a little bummed when I'm out of Nesting Haven videos, then I stockpile and watch yours last so I have a long lasting smile. 😊 I think you did very well- especially with your generous discounts! I LOVE the vintage book with the girls! I think you should do quite well with it. You have a unique eye for what people will like. The Spring/Fall plaques are very appealing. BTW- what a fabulous vintage-style shirt!
You got some nice item's. I love the purses. The blouse was very pretty. I bought one of those green fruit bowls. I gave it to my sister along with a few other green glass I had. I always love when you take the time to flip through the books. People don't see to appreciate books anymore.
Wow lots of comments in lots of opinions Nicole u are one of my favorites in this CZcams category. U are apppreciative of history but also know what u can sell. There’s nothing wrong with this. I certainly don’t think you’ll be “brawling” with anyone in goodwill over a $3 blouse etc ❤️
I have my mother's fruit bowl in clear. Its the exact same as the green and orange. I will never sell it even tho I'm keto and don't eat fruit anymore. lol
I have to say that I like you consistency with pieces that are not up to parr. Your very passionate about your vintage pics and that is a good thing. Thx Nicole
Just found you, great content, I’ve watched several of your videos. It seems like you never finish your sentences however. I think it’s called “uptalking”. If you could fix that I think you have what it takes to go far on CZcams. Not a negative comment, just an honest observation. 😊
Awesome! A lot of people do! I just missed that time when she was popular so I don’t resonate with her stuff. But I do always think it’s very cute and I understand the appeal!
Antique stores are carefully curated by 100 different vendors who display their more valuable found items in booths. Thrift stores you have to sift through a bunch of random stuff people didn’t want anymore to find the diamond in the rough.
Hi I would like to ask a question about resale name brand items I’ve heard you need a special license or permission to sell these what is the rules there?.
I don't understand those tea cups with the place to put the used tea bag. Won't the bag fall out while you're drinking the tea? I wouldn't get those either.
I love the channel, but not a fan of reselling thrift store clothing, shoes, handbags, or baby items. I feel like those are donated so that people who can't afford those nice essentials in stores can still have them at an affordable price gently used. If you buy for yourself, no worries, just not for resell please. It's a charity store and essentials should not be exploited. Just my opinion. As for the luxury items, they make the money used for financial aid, so shop away!
If you could only see the clothing available in my gw stores. Sadly most of it ends up in the landfill, when they rotate it. I don’t think buying a shirt or dress here and there, to resell is taking away from anyone. I do purchase thrifted clothing for myself and family as well, and selling a few pieces helps pay for the ones I purchase. It’s a smart way to stretch your money even further.
I would like to politely disagree with the writer. Thrift and charity stores sell donated items, they make a profit because they do not pay for the items. . Does it matter what happens to the item after. If the purchaser decides to sell the item, they already invested money. To resell, it is a gamble and time consuming. Now comes the fun part of researching, cleaning and posting the item. If it sells, it’s packaging and shipping. Nothing is free, shipping costs as well as the site taking its percentage. Whatever sits and doesn’t sell most likely gets donated to be sold again. It keeps stuff out of the landfills. My issue is with some of the larger thrift stores. They often charge close to retail.
@@marlavishny18 You've both made excellent points. It's only the aforementioned items I'm talking about. There were many times I couldn't afford name brand/quality clothing and shoes for my family, so I thrift shopped. Nothing pleased me more than to bring home a nice piece for my kids. I remember having to almost brawl with the resellers to get them. They always had money to hang out and follow around as shelves were stocked. It put a bad taste if you can understand that. Taking the vintage items like she did here really isn't a big deal to me either. This is the first time I've even noticed this girl doing it, and at such a small volume, I don't have an issue with it. What I foresee, given that everybody wants to be a reseller now because of these awesome vids, is an influx into the charity stores of the very scenarios of greed I've seen before, and that was before the internet days of eBay and Etsy. Then there will nothing for the intended. There is a conversation on responsible reselling to be had IMO. If only you could count on everybody to do things in moderation and sensibility...if only lol. In hindsight, compared to some of the other resellers, this prob wasn't the most appropriate one to make my point.
@@leahatthelake9432 Some people want to be triggered so bad they take things completely out of context, wouldn't you agree? If they actually listened to the conversation beyond the trigger point, then they would just be left out of the convo altogether, so there's that. If only they'd learn to use their critical thinkers before they pop off for the sake of self gratification and props. Smh
I used to read This Room is Mine to my daughter when she was little. She loved it!
Love the milk glass fish platter! Very nice, I LOVE milk glass. Holly Hobby omgoodness!!! Flash back for sure, i loved her when i was little. 💜💜💜
Omg!! I love the Audrey book! Love her vintage stuff!!😁❤️ i was named after her 😁😁
I'm obsessed with that flower thing in the domed frame!
As someone who has bought and sold vintage linens for years, let me say, don't let a stain on a tablecloth scare you away. A simple soak in hot water with OxiClean will usually do the trick. If you don't want to bother with that, simply list the item and disclose the stain with a photo. Collectors know how to clean antique and vintage linens and will purchase them with stains and yellow aging. It's better to keep the tablecloth and napkins together as a set then to separate them over a stain. Hint: the white fine linens with lace bring in the most money. I watched you pick up a bundle of fine linens in one of your videos (at a rummage sale) and set them aside. I knew you didn't realize what you had at the time.
Yes, I was considering listing with the stain if I didn’t get it out. I have a lot of vintage linens I got from a yard sale a while back and sometimes if I just got a bunch of something I won’t buy it again for awhile. But sounds like I should always pick up the white lace ones. Thanks!
Do you think the yellow vintage dress at the end could be de,stained? It was really awesome.
Lynnette Pham , I found a blue bowed bunny cross stitched bread napkin. It was very stained. Oxyclean didn’t work, so used bleach right on the stain. Voila, it’s like new. Very glad for that. It was made back in the day..
Enjoy your show. The Monestary Soup book is an excellent older vegetarian book. I have been looking for it in stores up here. Good find! 🇨🇦
there were so many Heartland farm dishes in this video! I was so jealous! I collect them and if you had picked up the sugar bowl and the cups and saucers, guaranteed i would've purchased them from you!
They had some nice bags I liked that tan leather bag and that heart bag also I love big hobo bags they are so easy to carry plus they hold alot
The cutting board can be sanded and then resealed with Tung oil, or any food safe oil. If you are concerned about bacteria use salt and rub with a lemon.
I knew it was something with sanding but wasn’t sure what to do after, thanks!
The Stein with the ship name Caribe, This ship sailed from Portland to Nova Scotia during the summer months back in the late 70s early 80s. I think it's still in commission but sailing the Caribbean now.
Oh neat! Thanks for the info!
I use themed lunch boxes for my kids' toys also. Easy to grab and go and helps to stay somewhat organized!
Yes! They are so hand! Plus you don’t have to label if you get the matching theme. 🙌
9:35 That's not a chip, it's an extrusion if it pokes out at the mold edge. It's caused by a mold not lining up together prior to the glass being put in, causing the glass to push out of the mold. It's seen in older pieces or ill fitting molds.
Hi Nicole, it's so fun to shop with you! I love those Corning fruit basket, I have never seen those before. Everything you got was wonderful. Beautiful Afghan. I hope your new/old Goodwill lives up to the expectation. Same happened with my Salvation Army which was my fav before but after the remodel that had less inventory and higher prices 😩. Btw I just adore when you call yourself a Mama. My mother was Mama to me and me kids called me Mama when they were little. They are grown now but still call me Mama, I love that 😉
Hi Nicole! I get a little bummed when I'm out of Nesting Haven videos, then I stockpile and watch yours last so I have a long lasting smile. 😊 I think you did very well- especially with your generous discounts! I LOVE the vintage book with the girls! I think you should do quite well with it. You have a unique eye for what people will like. The Spring/Fall plaques are very appealing. BTW- what a fabulous vintage-style shirt!
You got some nice item's. I love the purses. The blouse was very pretty. I bought one of those green fruit bowls. I gave it to my sister along with a few other green glass I had. I always love when you take the time to flip through the books. People don't see to appreciate books anymore.
I love looking at the books, I don’t always share it because idk if it’s boring to others or not. Thanks for the feedback!
@@NestingHaven I don't find it boring at all.
Wow lots of comments in lots of opinions Nicole u are one of my favorites in this CZcams category. U are apppreciative of history but also know what u can sell. There’s nothing wrong with this. I certainly don’t think you’ll be “brawling” with anyone in goodwill over a $3 blouse etc ❤️
It was nice meeting you Nicole. It will be interesting when they open the big Goodwill again. That first day will be chaos!
Love your viideos I am watching most of your older videos for something to do..
Thanks Mary! Glad I can keep you company during this time! 😊
I bought lunch boxes for my boys action figures.back in the day they are 30 & 28 now
Hey Nicole ..... enjoyed tagging along on this trip ... nice haul. Never seen tea mugs like that before ....blessings.
They were kinda neat! Thanks for watching, as always, Misty! ☺️
Fish was best item of the day
Those frames I really love and need some for my pictures. I want those frames forme a gallery wall.
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I totally agree I wish they had a better way of displaying their pictures/frames. I find myself rearranging them so they don’t fall or break.
I have mini heart attacks held the time looking at them lol One of my favorite things to check out so I usually brave it.
Yeah you know that's why I don't understand why they ask so much for clothes! They always have a ton in thrift stores most should be a $1 JS 🤨
Our thrift store has a ton of clothes for sure. Clothes, clothes everywhere. Definitely no shortage there.
You have a lot of neat things in your stores.
That green picture reminds me of the big one on your video wall
Thanks Nicole that was fun thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching, Bobbie!
Good episode, thanks
It was a good haul!
I have my mother's fruit bowl in clear. Its the exact same as the green and orange. I will never sell it even tho I'm keto and don't eat fruit anymore. lol
I have to say that I like you consistency with pieces that are not up to parr. Your very passionate about your vintage pics and that is a good thing. Thx Nicole
Thanks! I like what I like, lol
The tea cups could be Pyrex mine have the gold printed Pyrex mark - like the cream and sugar with teal - but maybe not ? Thanks for sharing
It’s possible. Pyrex is usually marked and maybe I just couldn’t see it through the tape but it had a different feel to me than Pyrex usually does.
Saw some nice pieces
I found a nice little pile of stuff to try, it was picked over but I think I still did okay. Thanks for watching!
Just wondering if you bought the butterfly dish shown at 14L10? I'd be interested in buying it from you.
Trust your instincts and buy what appeals to you.
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Just found you, great content, I’ve watched several of your videos. It seems like you never finish your sentences however. I think it’s called “uptalking”. If you could fix that I think you have what it takes to go far on CZcams. Not a negative comment, just an honest observation. 😊
Thanks, I’m glad you are enjoying the content. I’m not sure exactly what you mean, but it’s likely just who I am.
I have a collection of holly hobby plates, I love ❤️ them .
Awesome! A lot of people do! I just missed that time when she was popular so I don’t resonate with her stuff. But I do always think it’s very cute and I understand the appeal!
Do you think that was holly hobby? I was thanking maybe it is anne of green gables?
The butterfly plate was beautiful. I would have bought it.
What if you bundled the muffin, cakepans.........
I'm willing to buy some handbags from you. What are you selling the bags and purses for? Nice finds at that Goodwill.
I have a few up on my eBay
Is it America?
Anyone please tell me the difference between antique store and thrift store
Antique stores are carefully curated by 100 different vendors who display their more valuable found items in booths. Thrift stores you have to sift through a bunch of random stuff people didn’t want anymore to find the diamond in the rough.
Nesting Haven thanks alot💖
Hi I would like to ask a question about resale name brand items I’ve heard you need a special license or permission to sell these what is the rules there?.
fun video - would like to see more of the vintage dresses when you go thrifting...
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That was a saddle not a harness
I don't understand those tea cups with the place to put the used tea bag. Won't the bag fall out while you're drinking the tea? I wouldn't get those either.
How do you find "sold items on eBay"
After you search and item, select the solds on the filter.
@@NestingHaven thank you thinking about resale
I love the channel, but not a fan of reselling thrift store clothing, shoes, handbags, or baby items. I feel like those are donated so that people who can't afford those nice essentials in stores can still have them at an affordable price gently used. If you buy for yourself, no worries, just not for resell please. It's a charity store and essentials should not be exploited. Just my opinion. As for the luxury items, they make the money used for financial aid, so shop away!
If you could only see the clothing available in my gw stores. Sadly most of it ends up in the landfill, when they rotate it. I don’t think buying a shirt or dress here and there, to resell is taking away from anyone. I do purchase thrifted clothing for myself and family as well, and selling a few pieces helps pay for the ones I purchase. It’s a smart way to stretch your money even further.
I would like to politely disagree with the writer. Thrift and charity stores sell donated items, they make a profit because they do not pay for the items. . Does it matter what happens to the item after. If the purchaser decides to sell the item, they already invested money. To resell, it is a gamble and time consuming. Now comes the fun part of researching, cleaning and posting the item. If it sells, it’s packaging and shipping. Nothing is free, shipping costs as well as the site taking its percentage. Whatever sits and doesn’t sell most likely gets donated to be sold again. It keeps stuff out of the landfills. My issue is with some of the larger thrift stores. They often charge close to retail.
@@marlavishny18 You've both made excellent points. It's only the aforementioned items I'm talking about. There were many times I couldn't afford name brand/quality clothing and shoes for my family, so I thrift shopped. Nothing pleased me more than to bring home a nice piece for my kids. I remember having to almost brawl with the resellers to get them. They always had money to hang out and follow around as shelves were stocked. It put a bad taste if you can understand that. Taking the vintage items like she did here really isn't a big deal to me either. This is the first time I've even noticed this girl doing it, and at such a small volume, I don't have an issue with it. What I foresee, given that everybody wants to be a reseller now because of these awesome vids, is an influx into the charity stores of the very scenarios of greed I've seen before, and that was before the internet days of eBay and Etsy. Then there will nothing for the intended. There is a conversation on responsible reselling to be had IMO. If only you could count on everybody to do things in moderation and sensibility...if only lol. In hindsight, compared to some of the other resellers, this prob wasn't the most appropriate one to make my point.
@@leahatthelake9432 Some people want to be triggered so bad they take things completely out of context, wouldn't you agree? If they actually listened to the conversation beyond the trigger point, then they would just be left out of the convo altogether, so there's that. If only they'd learn to use their critical thinkers before they pop off for the sake of self gratification and props. Smh
@@leahatthelake9432 Says the triggered one. Lol
Y spend to much time describing the things that are obvious to us.
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