These units make me pretty sad actually. These are usually rented following an eviction or sometimes when a child is seized by DHS and it's cheaper to rent a storage unit to hold your stuff than a whole apartment. To us it's just a bunch of toys and clothes but to some little kid.. this was their whole world.
Not always taken away from kids. My step son put a bunch of his daughters toys in storage to get rid of them and have a yard sale. Kids out grow toys for sure!
Twenty bucks on this storage locker that definitely paid off ! My estimate for the Igloo cooler would be ten bucks, a lot of flea market items, and don´t forget the tons of clicks you will get for a P & M "Storage Wars" clip. So, finally you will make a decent profit, let´s say we got a total retail value of 100,- $ ++. Great score, in my humble opinion ! 👍A very entertaining show, keep it up and have a good one, Renée ! 🤞Greets from GER, U.
Still waiting for that storage unit that contains boxes and boxes of ephemera! Whether that be postcards, old photos, whatever it might be, I'm not picky! Haha. Attended an in-person storage auction today where it looked like the person collected hippos! Everything that you could see was hippo related. Would love to have won it, but the price kept climbing, climbing, climbing!
@@PaperandMoose More luck next time ! I am trying to get some neat old correspondence or photoalbums for you and also got some old letters around 1840/50 from the U.S., but I think they contain mostly business correspondence. If you need them, please let me know.
@@PaperandMoose Let´s take a look (sorry for the delay due to time shift): 1. 1836, letter from Albany to Portsmouth (NH), written by J.D. Willamson to Joseph Cheever. Content seems to be private. 2. 1836, letter from Gardiner/ Me. to Weymouth (?)/ Mass., written by Charles Prett to Asa Webb with private content ("Dear Brother..."). 3. 1836, letter from Pittsburgh/ PA to Baltimore, written by Fred. Bruhring (?) to Fred. K. Dannenberg with private or commercial content ("Your friendly servant"). 4. 1837, letter from Augusta/ Georgia to Greenville/ South Carolina, written by B. Headden to Joseph Headden with private content: "Dear Pearants..." (not a mistake !). 5. 1841, letter from New Orleans to New York, written by Charles Swench (?) to Charles Severick, fancy handwriting so it´s hard to recognize if the content is private or commercial. I even got more of these letters, so I have to look them up a little bit later. Hope I could help !
Miss Moose opens the storage unit door, and out pops a chicken drumstick!😂......For 20 bucks, you did ok..you just never know what's in there until you start digging.. I remember renting the "Rug Doctor" carpet cleaner at the grocery store..remember the commercials..The rug doctor was "steaming mad at dirt"☺
For some reason, renting one of those seemed like such a big deal. Can't go anywhere on Saturday, we have to go rent the rug cleaner! Then you have to decide on which room you were going to stay in for hours because my mom would not allow anyone to walk on the living room rug until it was almost dry, which took hours. We would eventually put down pieces of paper and step on those if we needed to go into the living room.
For twenty dollars you did good. You’ll definitely make your money back. If you want to get the marker off that toy refrigerator,try using hand sanitizer. Thanks for sharing another adventure with us. 😊
You did really well on this unit! I’d wash the clothes, easy enough. Wipe down the toys, air out the shoes (baking soda wouldn’t be a bad thing ) at the flea market people are thinking of the holidays, you have some nice things. Can’t wait to see how you make out!😊
For twenty dollars I'd say you will certainly make $ money..😍😮 That locker has some poor kids toys..😢 But at least your getting them into the hands of children who may not have very much..🎉😊 Good job Rene❤ Take care..👍💕🔥👊
Holy Cow Renee. $20.00 dollars for the unit is beyond me. I guess you will get your money back from this Auction. It is good to see you having fun. Great toy's Renee. God Bless you sweet heart. Take care. Mari'a. 🐈⬛🐈⬛🐈⬛🎃🎃🎃👻👻👻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
OH my gosh..so many toys . But they do sale at the flea market for sure...And so dose kids clothes...Lots of kids go the flea market with the parents because they tell the kiddo You can get a toy if you go😂
@7:15 that's a minecraft school supply box! You could ship that to me in CO for my collection of minecraft mini figures I've collected from dumpster diving💜!
Hey - solid unit, not flashy. If your flea market has one of those maternity swaps on a specific weekend, you would make out well, I think. I think you'll make out well anyway. I'm choosing to believe some parents were decluttering and put stuff outgrown by their older kids in storage - or told the kids if they wanted it they had to store it - rather than some sad scenario. We didn't have a lot of wall-to-wall in our house growing up but we had some, including shag. I don't ever remember renting a shampooer. Seems like most of the commenters did - I'm beginning to wonder whether our neighbors considered us among the great unwashed (the basement, with W2W, flooded with stormwater one year so it got cleaned once at least)?. Exciting items will come up in future units. This is not exactly the same - but maybe you read that one of the original X-Wing fighters from the 3rd Star Wars movie was found at the estate of a guy who worked at Industrial Light & Magic. It was a highly-detailed model used for close shots - and was the one Luke Skywalker flew down the trench in(Red 5) and blew up the Death Star (I know you haven't seen it so sorry for the spoiler 😇). The model was thought to have been lost but it just sold at auction for ~$3.1M. Your X-Wing is out there waiting for you. Thanks for having us along. Have a great Monday afternoon!
I did see that! Crazy. That story & discovery makes you wonder what is out there and what is yet to be found. My X-Wing is out there, I agree! $3.1 Million... Unbelievable. I'd certainly be able to devote a nice amount of time to my research. Book some time in Yellowstone, hop on a plane to Munich, and be the winning bidder at all of the storage auctions I go to! At least the toys and clothing can now either be sold or donated, rather than ending up in the dumpster which is what the facility would have done if it wouldn't have sold at the auction. I'll still be on the lookout for my X-Wing though :0)
Even if you sold $1 each piece you make your money. So this should be easy! Good luck! And the person that owned that unit is yelling at you right now “what do you mean my stuff stinks”? Lol!!!
I will never understand why human beings store the items in a storage unit they store such as food, household cleaning supplies, personal hygiene products, etc. it boggles the mind! Good video! Love watching you open items!
I would say you definitely can get your money back. I have a question Do you actually wash and sell the clothes or do you just dispose of them. If it were me and I was going to wash them I would definitely take them to the laundry mat. That way if there is any bugs or such you aren’t washing them in your washer. Plus it’s so much faster. Just load it into the jumbo washers and get it done in no time. Geeezzzz just cleaning all of the toys up to sell them is a lot of work. Stay safe and God Bless
I only have carpet upstairs so I rent a rug doctor every year or so (as needed) I get it from big lots (I used to rent from ace when they had them because they were closed on Sunday so you got it for an extra day no charge)
I think the unit is a good one for the flea market. You will turn a profit even if you include your time and gas. I would suggest going through the kids clothes, wash the unstained ones and take them to your local buy/sell/trade store. Even if they only pay you 50 cents or a dollar per item that they accept, you will easily make the $20 back plus more. I love the statement "Work smarter, not harder!"
Do I hear a "Ribbit" under that tote???? If you find a tote full of candlestick phones...I want mine back...LOL. Looks like a family who wanted to try to keep the children's treasured toys? Interesting to discover what the totes, boxes and bags hold.
Renee !!! Thanks for taking us along! I appreciate you! For 20 dollars not bad not great but not bad ! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!
On the toy dinosaurs, look on the bottom of the foot for the Jurassic Park logo. Then check the date - if they are pre-2000, there's money there. Some wrestling figures can also be good. Other than that, I don't see any value.
For $20 I think you've made your money back, but for as dirty as those cloths and toys were it will take some work to be able to sell them. It is a shame that the toys were so dirty, it makes you wonder what kind of environment the kids/kid was living in. It is exciting though to bid on the units and then hope you got some good sellable stuff. Thanks for letting us see it, I hope to see another adventure soon.
Your so funny😅..We use to do stuff like that and yes the little kids clothes n 😣shoes were so stinky like little piggies.😖.And some toys we would put n bleach water or spray them with alcohol..😵💫
If you wipe down the toys and wash the clothes in cold, you'll get your $$ back and more. A friend just trash picked a huge bag of gorgeous craft items and gave them to me. I picked 3 items and found homes for the rest. Yesterday, it was a box of candy and brand new toys from the top of a dumpster. I'm too old to dive,(age 74), but I'm trying to save the planet and distribute the wealth. Tina, Al's wife
You should do well at the flea market ! I think the cooler is worth more like 10 as they are at least 30 new ! Lots of small sales should add up !! You cannot lose at a 20 dollar investment !!
Might have been a story behind all those toys stored - never returned to. Some nice bikes and scooters you pulled out there. The odd purse - thankfully with nothing ‘odd’ inside them this time. Was worth it just for that ‘igloo’ I reckon….and the boots….
When looking through the under garment suitcase you made a reference to finding "other things". Rene what other things are you speaking of? Lol sorry. You never know when one will pop out in a storage unit. One had like a ten second cameo in a Taco Stacks video recently. He didn't even acknowledge it but it was there in all it's glory.
How do you keep finding these cheap units?? I keep trying to bid on them and they always go for a ton! I'll live my dreams vicariously through you I guess 😄
Ryans World started out as a UA-cam channel (about 7 years ago). Ryan was 3 and featured him unboxing and commenting on toys. Currently, his channel has 34... MILLION subscribers. The channel is said to be worth 100 million dollars!
Wishing you found real treasure 🙏👑 soon🙏🤞💪 not sure if you have extra dumpsters from local businesses ,friends and family but in my experience the lockers with old garbage furniture with totes and boxes go cheap as well and have the best potential because nobody wants to throw the visible junk away leaving behind the dusty mystery totes and boxes 🧐💪🤑
$20...you'll make your money back, but you will be working for it with all the sorting, and perhaps some cleaning? But this fun will keep you out of the pool hall, or your age, out of the arcade 🤣. What is the saying for this generation? Thanks for letting us look over your shoulder 👍👍
At some facilities, I do believe they do this. It is somewhat easy to figure out which facilities those are once you've been to the auctions enough. Biggest clue is if there are many boxes/bags strewn about, but you have something really "good", like a jewelry box or a safe, front and center amongst everything.
They spent a crazy amount on all that Rynas world toys. My son asks for the surprise eggs. I can't see thays it worth the money when most the crap in them is pennies on a dollar or dollar tree stuff just printed with his name. Cocomelon is huge seller too.
I remember hearing about the whole Ryan's World craze a few years ago and how the toys would sell out so quickly at the stores. Guess there is always that "fad" toy!
Hello Renee. If you clean things up you could make money on the unit. Grandparents might want the toys for the grandkids because they’re watching them more these days to help out and toys are not cheap at all. But ya it’s not going to make thousands like some other UA-cam channels will have you believe but it will make money. Take care.🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
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No matter what happens or what you find, your beautiful grace shows through❤👏 Your calm and sweet ways is so refreshing.
These units make me pretty sad actually. These are usually rented following an eviction or sometimes when a child is seized by DHS and it's cheaper to rent a storage unit to hold your stuff than a whole apartment.
To us it's just a bunch of toys and clothes but to some little kid.. this was their whole world.
That’s what comes to mind for me also. 😢😢😢
Agree, and it appears multiple children perhaps 😞.
Not always taken away from kids. My step son put a bunch of his daughters toys in storage to get rid of them and have a yard sale. Kids out grow toys for sure!
It would be sad to know the reasons for an abandoned locker. Hope they recovered and went on to better things.
If they were evicted that means they didn't have money for rent, i don't believe they could afford to rent a storage locker either.
Just started watching, but I have to say the cooler is worth more than 5 bucks! Xx
Renee must have ' cheap ' buyers at her flea market. That Igloo cooler would easily sell for $15 at mine. The cooler almost paid for the unit
Twenty bucks on this storage locker that definitely paid off ! My estimate for the Igloo cooler would be ten bucks, a lot of flea market items, and don´t forget the tons of clicks you will get for a P & M "Storage Wars" clip. So, finally you will make a decent profit, let´s say we got a total retail value of 100,- $ ++. Great score, in my humble opinion ! 👍A very entertaining show, keep it up and have a good one, Renée ! 🤞Greets from GER, U.
Still waiting for that storage unit that contains boxes and boxes of ephemera! Whether that be postcards, old photos, whatever it might be, I'm not picky! Haha. Attended an in-person storage auction today where it looked like the person collected hippos! Everything that you could see was hippo related. Would love to have won it, but the price kept climbing, climbing, climbing!
@@PaperandMoose More luck next time ! I am trying to get some neat old correspondence or photoalbums for you and also got some old letters around 1840/50 from the U.S., but I think they contain mostly business correspondence. If you need them, please let me know.
@@fareast_deDo you know offhand what the businesses are/their names? Just out of curiosity!
@@PaperandMoose Let´s take a look (sorry for the delay due to time shift):
1. 1836, letter from Albany to Portsmouth (NH), written by J.D. Willamson to Joseph Cheever. Content seems to be private.
2. 1836, letter from Gardiner/ Me. to Weymouth (?)/ Mass., written by Charles Prett to Asa Webb with private content ("Dear Brother...").
3. 1836, letter from Pittsburgh/ PA to Baltimore, written by Fred. Bruhring (?) to Fred. K. Dannenberg with private or commercial content ("Your friendly servant").
4. 1837, letter from Augusta/ Georgia to Greenville/ South Carolina, written by B. Headden to Joseph Headden with private content: "Dear Pearants..." (not a mistake !).
5. 1841, letter from New Orleans to New York, written by Charles Swench (?) to Charles Severick, fancy handwriting so it´s hard to recognize if the content is private or commercial.
I even got more of these letters, so I have to look them up a little bit later. Hope I could help !
@@fareast_de For that time period, they sound like they could be interesting!
Miss Moose opens the storage unit door, and out pops a chicken drumstick!😂......For 20 bucks, you did ok..you just never know what's in there until you start digging.. I remember renting the "Rug Doctor" carpet cleaner at the grocery store..remember the commercials..The rug doctor was "steaming mad at dirt"☺
For some reason, renting one of those seemed like such a big deal. Can't go anywhere on Saturday, we have to go rent the rug cleaner! Then you have to decide on which room you were going to stay in for hours because my mom would not allow anyone to walk on the living room rug until it was almost dry, which took hours. We would eventually put down pieces of paper and step on those if we needed to go into the living room.
For twenty dollars you did good. You’ll definitely make your money back. If you want to get the marker off that toy refrigerator,try using hand sanitizer. Thanks for sharing another adventure with us. 😊
I will try that tip.Thank-you.
Magic erasers work great for cleaning plastic kids toys too! Especially good to take crayon off!
I love magic erasers! The $1 Store (Or $1.25 Store) has a box of 2 or 3, so I usually buy mine there.
Fun Video!!!! 🤗♥️👍
I wish
You did really well on this unit! I’d wash the clothes, easy enough. Wipe down the toys, air out the shoes (baking soda wouldn’t be a bad thing ) at the flea market people are thinking of the holidays, you have some nice things. Can’t wait to see how you make out!😊
I would think those figurines would sell for $apiece, that would about cover the cost.
You made your money back on the cooler...it's all gravy from there!!!
For twenty dollars I'd say you will certainly make $ money..😍😮 That locker has some poor kids toys..😢 But at least your getting them into the hands of children who may not have very much..🎉😊 Good job Rene❤ Take care..👍💕🔥👊
Storage units have the strangest collections of things. But I'm sure you've more than made your $20 back. Good Jon Renee.😊
Renee, glad you will make back your investment. Honestly shocked at the volume, and quality, of the toys. Wow. Have a blessed day 💖✝
Holy Cow Renee. $20.00 dollars for the unit is beyond me. I guess you will get your money back from this Auction. It is good to see you having fun. Great toy's Renee. God Bless you sweet heart. Take care. Mari'a. 🐈⬛🐈⬛🐈⬛🎃🎃🎃👻👻👻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Classic reaction when the lights of the fridge came on nice one Renée 👍®️
OH my gosh..so many toys . But they do sale at the flea market for sure...And so dose kids clothes...Lots of kids go the flea market with the parents because they tell the kiddo You can get a toy if you go😂
@7:15 that's a minecraft school supply box! You could ship that to me in CO for my collection of minecraft mini figures I've collected from dumpster diving💜!
Light saber impression made my day thank you!!!!!
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looks like a home run, ton of stuff for flee market, well done
Keep buying, you'll hit a big win eventually.
The really good one has to come along at some point, that's what I tell myself too!
It will and I look forward to it.@@PaperandMoose
For the shoes and slippers sprinkle some baking soda let sit then shake out helps take out the smell
I'm sure you know, but you can usually remove black marker off with rubbing alcohol. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
Real food in dolls mouth, treasure chest full of goo😂😂😂
Fun real storage unit finds 😊
Hey - solid unit, not flashy. If your flea market has one of those maternity swaps on a specific weekend, you would make out well, I think. I think you'll make out well anyway. I'm choosing to believe some parents were decluttering and put stuff outgrown by their older kids in storage - or told the kids if they wanted it they had to store it - rather than some sad scenario. We didn't have a lot of wall-to-wall in our house growing up but we had some, including shag. I don't ever remember renting a shampooer. Seems like most of the commenters did - I'm beginning to wonder whether our neighbors considered us among the great unwashed (the basement, with W2W, flooded with stormwater one year so it got cleaned once at least)?. Exciting items will come up in future units. This is not exactly the same - but maybe you read that one of the original X-Wing fighters from the 3rd Star Wars movie was found at the estate of a guy who worked at Industrial Light & Magic. It was a highly-detailed model used for close shots - and was the one Luke Skywalker flew down the trench in(Red 5) and blew up the Death Star (I know you haven't seen it so sorry for the spoiler 😇). The model was thought to have been lost but it just sold at auction for ~$3.1M. Your X-Wing is out there waiting for you. Thanks for having us along. Have a great Monday afternoon!
I did see that! Crazy. That story & discovery makes you wonder what is out there and what is yet to be found. My X-Wing is out there, I agree! $3.1 Million... Unbelievable. I'd certainly be able to devote a nice amount of time to my research. Book some time in Yellowstone, hop on a plane to Munich, and be the winning bidder at all of the storage auctions I go to! At least the toys and clothing can now either be sold or donated, rather than ending up in the dumpster which is what the facility would have done if it wouldn't have sold at the auction. I'll still be on the lookout for my X-Wing though :0)
Even if you sold $1 each piece you make your money. So this should be easy! Good luck! And the person that owned that unit is yelling at you right now “what do you mean my stuff stinks”? Lol!!!
I was
Lots of future Christmas presents to sell at the flea market.
So sad to see so many kids toys. I hope they never see this video. I understand the concept of storage units, but sometimes so sad.
I will never understand why human beings store the items in a storage unit they store such as food, household cleaning supplies, personal hygiene products, etc. it boggles the mind! Good video! Love watching you open items!
Thanks Renee for showing the “reality” of buying units. Lots of junk with a few prizes. I enjoy your enthusiasm and passion. 😊
Just discovered this channel...very graceful,and respectful, i love her laugh...
Good time of year to find toys. New Turtle movie is coming out soon. Red guy was Iron man.
We would rent carpet cleaners from our local supermarket (ShopRite). I'm in Jersey too.
I would say you definitely can get your money back. I have a question Do you actually wash and sell the clothes or do you just dispose of them. If it were me and I was going to wash them I would definitely take them to the laundry mat. That way if there is any bugs or such you aren’t washing them in your washer. Plus it’s so much faster. Just load it into the jumbo washers and get it done in no time. Geeezzzz just cleaning all of the toys up to sell them is a lot of work. Stay safe and God Bless
I only have carpet upstairs so I rent a rug doctor every year or so (as needed) I get it from big lots
(I used to rent from ace when they had them because they were closed on Sunday so you got it for an extra day no charge)
Good locker , clean up the toys and they’ll go at the boot fair , the bikes scooters should also sell thanks for sharing 🇬🇧😁❤️
I think the unit is a good one for the flea market. You will turn a profit even if you include your time and gas. I would suggest going through the kids clothes, wash the unstained ones and take them to your local buy/sell/trade store. Even if they only pay you 50 cents or a dollar per item that they accept, you will easily make the $20 back plus more. I love the statement "Work smarter, not harder!"
I can see a little profit 💰💰🤠🇬🇧👍🏻
Another fabulous business video of Storage Units treasures
Do I hear a "Ribbit" under that tote???? If you find a tote full of candlestick phones...I want mine back...LOL. Looks like a family who wanted to try to keep the children's treasured toys? Interesting to discover what the totes, boxes and bags hold.
Great Video!
Use nail polish remover on the marker the plastic fridge.
Renee !!! Thanks for taking us along! I appreciate you! For 20 dollars not bad not great but not bad ! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!
On the toy dinosaurs, look on the bottom of the foot for the Jurassic Park logo. Then check the date - if they are pre-2000, there's money there. Some wrestling figures can also be good. Other than that, I don't see any value.
For $20 I think you've made your money back, but for as dirty as those cloths and toys were it will take some work to be able to sell them. It is a shame that the toys were so dirty, it makes you wonder what kind of environment the kids/kid was living in. It is exciting though to bid on the units and then hope you got some good sellable stuff. Thanks for letting us see it, I hope to see another adventure soon.
Your so funny😅..We use to do stuff like that and yes the little kids clothes n 😣shoes were so stinky like little piggies.😖.And some toys we would put n bleach water or spray them with alcohol..😵💫
I hope she takes time to look up the Star Wars lightsaber. Some of those are worth big $$$
If you wipe down the toys and wash the clothes in cold, you'll get your $$ back and more. A friend just trash picked a huge bag of gorgeous craft items and gave
them to me. I picked 3 items and found homes for the rest. Yesterday, it was a box of candy and brand new toys from the top of a dumpster. I'm too old to dive,(age 74), but I'm trying to save the planet and distribute the wealth. Tina, Al's wife
This hasn’t been sitting too long if that light came on. Always love your videos!
You should do well at the flea market ! I think the cooler is worth more like 10 as they are at least 30 new ! Lots of small sales should add up !! You cannot lose at a 20 dollar investment !!
Got your investment back, for sure. Thanks for the hunt.
Totally remember the rug cleaners at the grocery store 😄
A forgotten memory of childhood!
Love storage unit videos. Hope that wasn’t permanent marker on the toys. I think you will do ok at the flea market, especially with the larger items.
Those igloo containers are not cheap.
They aren't, that's for sure! This one looked to be in decent condition, just needs a little wipe down!
I'm pretty sure that Igloo cooler was made just down the road from where I live in Texas 😊
Cool!
I know what this was storage for, a Home Day Care center or Home Schooling JK to grade 3 or 4 toy room.
That Ironman, man…er…woman! 😁
Good score, girl!
Hey there what a find you will do well at the market more than make your money back good luck to you ❤
Great deal for twenty bucks. Good for you.
Great fon...🥰🥰
We just finished shampooing our bedroom carpet with a rented carpet cleaner!
Haha, that's so funny they still rent them out. So many memories just from the act of renting a carpet cleaner!
😉Not a total loss. Don't forget the 🔨
Hey I have seen some other videos not sure if I have seen you do a storage unit video
She’s done a bunch over the years😊
Toys sell fast! This should be a good one for you.
Might have been a story behind all those toys stored - never returned to. Some nice bikes and scooters you pulled out there. The odd purse - thankfully with nothing ‘odd’ inside them this time. Was worth it just for that ‘igloo’ I reckon….and the boots….
Somebody spent 1000's of dollars on those toys brand new. Great win!
Red guy is Iron Man
When looking through the under garment suitcase you made a reference to finding "other things". Rene what other things are you speaking of? Lol sorry. You never know when one will pop out in a storage unit. One had like a ten second cameo in a Taco Stacks video recently. He didn't even acknowledge it but it was there in all it's glory.
Haha! Sometimes it's that, sometimes it's other items that aren't necessarily legal. You just never know!
Here in Fiji Islands we do not have storage units like that at all
This makes me sad. 😢 Whose toys are those? Where are the kids? Do they miss their toys? But… happy for you! You’ll do well with the scooters, I bet. 😊
How do you keep finding these cheap units?? I keep trying to bid on them and they always go for a ton! I'll live my dreams vicariously through you I guess 😄
Ryans World started out as a UA-cam channel (about 7 years ago). Ryan was 3 and featured him unboxing and commenting on toys. Currently, his channel has 34... MILLION subscribers. The channel is said to be worth 100 million dollars!
You,ll def get your $20 back ,bikes ,toys galore
Amazing what people pay,to store
Kids toys sell well at yard sales etc.
Wishing you found real treasure 🙏👑 soon🙏🤞💪 not sure if you have extra dumpsters from local businesses ,friends and family but in my experience the lockers with old garbage furniture with totes and boxes go cheap as well and have the best potential because nobody wants to throw the visible junk away leaving behind the dusty mystery totes and boxes 🧐💪🤑
Those kids had some great toys
The red one is ironman. Lookup that Kent scooter, they are not cheap.
Mmm, asparagus! ♥
GO ILLINI!
Some of the Ryan's world toys could be sellable
you did good
I usually donate my clothes. I hope you find something good.
😊
A women’s shelter would take the toys and kids clothes.
$20...you'll make your money back, but you will be working for it with all the sorting, and perhaps some cleaning? But this fun will keep you out of the pool hall, or your age, out of the arcade 🤣. What is the saying for this generation? Thanks for letting us look over your shoulder 👍👍
I wonder if the storage unit owners go thru these first then fill them with misc junk and put them up for bid🤷🏼♀️
At some facilities, I do believe they do this. It is somewhat easy to figure out which facilities those are once you've been to the auctions enough. Biggest clue is if there are many boxes/bags strewn about, but you have something really "good", like a jewelry box or a safe, front and center amongst everything.
make sure those pills are dropped off at a pharmacy to be disposed of properly and not just tossed out.
They spent a crazy amount on all that Rynas world toys. My son asks for the surprise eggs. I can't see thays it worth the money when most the crap in them is pennies on a dollar or dollar tree stuff just printed with his name. Cocomelon is huge seller too.
I remember hearing about the whole Ryan's World craze a few years ago and how the toys would sell out so quickly at the stores. Guess there is always that "fad" toy!
Dig the sweat shirt ...
7:17 BE CAREFUL!! That's a Creeper. Hzzzzz... BOOM!! And you're dead. If you don't have a good armor.
19.95? Whatever all that is, they sure aren't missing it. Hope your trash fee isn't too big.
Strange mix in unit..for two children mountains of toys, perhaps belonged to daycare facility. SAD vibes.
When they discover how to scrap plastic we'll all be rich! 🙂
Can you imagine??
looks like some kid went to college and the parents removed everything there kid owned from the house growing up lol
throw all the clothing in the washer/dryer and then sell at flea market 50 cents an item, you will get your $20 back for sure
Hello Renee. If you clean things up you could make money on the unit. Grandparents might want the toys for the grandkids because they’re watching them more these days to help out and toys are not cheap at all. But ya it’s not going to make thousands like some other UA-cam channels will have you believe but it will make money. Take care.🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️🕵🏼♀️☕️🫖☕️🫖☕️🫖🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Poor kids they have no toys.
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Not to bad , I'll bet that you make the money back easy
even at $1.00 apiece, for all the toys, youll be ahead of the game.
Very true!
Cooler is a easy 20 bucks even at your flea market
Why not clean the cooler, add ice, and sell bottled water at your flea market booth.