Making Money Selling Utensils on Ebay and Etsy | Is Your Kitchen Drawer Full of Profit? PART ONE!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Another of my favorite niches to sell on Ebay or Etsy is kitchen utensils. We're focusing on those tools and gadgets that fit in a kitchen drawer! What brands should you look for! This is just PART ONE!
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This makes me want to run down to the thrift RIGHT NOW!
lol!! that happens to me all the time too!
Another great niche to learn. Thank you so much!
My pleasure!
Your video popped up in my feed and I’m so happy it did!
I just found 4 Flints in my utensil drawer! They belonged to my husband’s deceased mother who would have been 100 were she still alive. I'll never walk past the utensils in a thrift store again!
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Welcome! I love utensils!
I'm starting to 😀
I have sold cutco, but now, I will be selling many other/ more thanks to you.
That's great! Glad it was helpful info!
My favorite kitchen utensil brand is Androck.
I have collected the vintage Bakelite handled (dubbed "bullet" handle--I think they look less like a bullet and more like an okra pod--but "okra handled" sounds kind of silly!) stainless steel pieces primarily in the cherry red, green, and butterscotch colors.
I started collecting them in about 1998 and I think I now have almost every design permutation they made! (Example: they made 3 or 4 different sizes and styles of flippers/spatulas, and each one has a specialized use based on its particular shape and size.)
I use many of my assorted pieces every day, and I totally love them!
I’ve always loved those! Just sold one not long ago. Your collection sounds amazing.
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Thanks!
It IS pretty extensive
--but I wasn't going to rest until I had at least ONE example of everything Androck made! LOL! 😁
I also collected Bakelite handled flatware, which I love!
I think I noticed that one of your thumbnails showed you displaying numerous colors of gorgeous Bakelite handles... we're they from flatware? Knives, forks, spoons, etc.?
Do you have a video featuring Bakelite handled flatware?
i think it's the video after this one that talks value of vintage utensils. I do have a bin of bakelite handled flatware that i've picked up along the way...always meant to make mismatched place settings....
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Thank you! I like buying old utensils at garage sales, since they are well crafted. I did not know they had this much value. How do you ship utensils and knives?
They are better quality for sure. Many times we end up making or using a box if a bubble mailer seems like it won’t cut it. I know my husband sometimes uses a stay flat mailer (or even slides 2 together) on certain kinds.
I love utensils and I glance at them, buy a couple for myself. I did buy a bag of 41 knives, the bulk of them were steak knives. We were desperate for steak knives in this house, so I was really excited. I sorted through them and one is a cheese knife that goes for a few bucks and it was made in France, and another one of the knives is a clam shucking knife. I had no idea. The whole bag cost about two dollars. I do think there are some CUTCO in there, too, but I grabbed two sets of steak knives for us to use, and I am listing the two knives that I mentioned for about 15 bucks each. I cannot begin to tell you what I probably passed up or still have in bags. This was very informative. I only wish I had all the stuff I used to have before I moved and downsized. That’s all right because I’ve got a good excuse now to go thrifting!
That’s the perfect reason to go thrifting!! Lol. Sometimes there’s hidden gems in our own drawers that we find we don’t need so badly too! lol.
Thank you for this video - i just watched it over the weekend and went to the thrift store yesterday and found Rosti and Dr. Oetker melamine utensils. 😮 i would have never picked them up before.
👏🏻👏🏻 awesome, thanks for sharing!
Wonderful! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for your video. I love learning more about overlooked vintage kitchen items to pick up.
One of my favorite categories 😊
Just subscribed, 2nd video i have watched. Great job!!! Keep up the great work!
Thank you.
Thanks so much! Welcome!
Very informative video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I always learn with you! I love it! Thank you ❤
I bought the whole set of cutco knives in with the wood block holder in the late 90's. Still have them all, still use them. ❤
I keep hearing what great knives they are!
Great subject. Yes I would love to see you do a variation listing on Etsy. It would be helpful for me with my crochet items of different colors and sizes.
Will do!
Very helpful. I have a big tote of utensils I got along with larger kitchen items at an estate sale of a chef who was downsizing her kitchen, and I’ve been overwhelmed wondering what, if anything, I should list. Thank you.
Wow! Hope she had some great stuff!
@@pishposhreselling Oh, yes. I’ve already made my money back from that estate sale. The utensils are gravy!
Great information. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I have found 2 incomplete sets of Cutco, pearl and red handle. Paid $3 made over $400 bucks. I hadn't heard of them before that.
The red ones would be so cool. I’d never seen them before. Congrats!
Shannon, thank you for all you great, informative videos and suggestions. I'd like to know more about variation listings. Looking forward to watching your next video. I'm new to your channel, never listed a thing but have plenty of "profit piles" to choose from.😅
You're welcome, thanks for the comment!
I get the vintage Tupperware sets for 1.59 and flip for 8.00. Easy shipping in a bubble envelope.
I’ve picked up a couple lately too. Need to catch up on listing!
I have a white Rubbermade Spatula that I use every day and would love more. I have been watching the thrift stores but can not find it. It is white, slightly longer than usual spatulas and has no slots. Elusive sucker.
I had no idea that cheap plastic stuff like this would be valuable. I like to buy older kitchen gadgets like from the 40s and 50s, often with painted wooden handles, just because I like the look. OK, on to Part 2...
The plastic or nylon stuff was a surprise to me too!
Great information! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
Glad it was helpful!
Just catching up with your utensil listing's. I have a lot of EPNS flatware. How do you clean these in bulk for listing? Love your vids. Eddie
You can definitely Google ways to do it in bulk - but I’m not a fan of those methods. I just polish by hand. Can be tedious for sure
Androck brand is good.
Yes! That’s a good one!
Foley! I wonder if the orange plastic Foleys are marked. Do you know about the wonderful Foley meat fork?
The orange plastic Foleys I have are marked. No! What meat fork??
Waiting to hear more about the wonderful "Foley meat fork"!
I can’t seem to add a picture, but: black handle, 6 tines. There was once a feature on it in taste of home magazine.
I’m definitely interested in doing variation listings on Etsy. Do you know if I can do it utilizing List Perfectly when I cross-post?
I’m not sure about LP…but thinking about how Vendoo is set up I’d probably say you’d have to do them right in Etsy
Question: do you wash utensils, flatware, dishes before listing and shipping? If so, hand or dishwasher? Thank you. Blessings over you your family and businesses.
Honestly, a lot depends on how they look. I figure buyers will wash after the shipping process anyway. But a lot of donated flatware does need cleaning. So I usually hand wash to double check. I also may give it a quick wipe with windex if there are water spots, etc..
@@pishposhreselling thank you!
How do you ship the utensils? Bubble envelopes? I would be afraid they would get squished or break.
Sometimes a box or sometimes I think my husband has used a rigid cardboard mailer.
Depends on material of utensil too.
@@pishposhreselling Thanks. Your videos are very helpful. The best I have seen on YT so far for thrifting.