British Thrift with Me | VISITING 9 FANCY CHARITY SHOPS in England UK | HOMEWEAR and SHOES

Join me for this chatty vlog as I venture out on a January afternoon to browse nine charity shops in Chichester. Wait to the end of the video to see which items I buy. Did I pick the items you would have?
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[@faynicholas1894]

Hi 😊 it’s a back flow incense burner, there are specific back flow incense cones. Lovely item x

[@tinymouse.travel]

Ah, thank you 😊

[@sherrycohen1824]

What a treat this video was. I love the small towns and villages in England and I love thrift shops.

[@tinymouse.travel]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

[@TeresaLuna-xx4ed]

I love your charity shops! I dream of going to them some day!❤❤

[@tinymouse.travel]

I'm sure you will. When I watch videos of the giant Goodwills in USA and Canada or the amazing designer finds in Italy it inspires me to take a trip. Perhaps one day.

[@melissaholton5161]

Love those leather boots! You scored so well on this haul. Loved it.

[@tinymouse.travel]

😊 Thank you. I think I may have been lucky as it was just after Christmas but I'll be going back soon to test out that theory.

[@deborahfoss904]

it is a back flow burner, you have to use backflow cones and let them burn for a while then you will see the smoke go down they are very relaxing

[@tinymouse.travel]

Thank you 😊 I think I had a bit of a thrift fail with this one as I rushed off to buy regular incense. My guess is it was donated as the orginal owner ran out of the backflow cones.

[@little_creative_sheep]

You're watching Dainty diaries too! Love her!

[@tinymouse.travel]

She's great isn't she. I'm looking forward to seeing what her gardeb looks like this year.

[@unknownorigin9517]

You got some really great bargains! I have a weakness for vintage glassware and porcelain. My cupboards are bursting with them.

[@tinymouse.travel]

Thank you. I was so surprised to find so many great items. I had to be very strong not to bring home any mugs. I could easily have been tempted by some I saw. Will see if that resolve lasts for the next trip.....

[@michelleocean2716]

How to Use the Backflow Incense Burner: Choose a flat, windless place Lit up the top of the backflow cone, burn it fully in case you have to lit it again Place it on the incense burner, and wait a few minutes, the smog will slowly stream down, a dreamlike waterfall shows Warm Tips: 1.After cones burned, it will leave yellow liquid and ash 2.Wash it with water, Naturally dry would be great Application scope Living room, bedroom, study, office, meditation room, yoga room, hotel, library, etc.

[@tinymouse.travel]

Thank you.

[@michelleocean2716]

I was very intrigued!! Good luck with the smokey waterfall! xxxxx please keep sharing your joy, you are beautiful .. ps I grew up in Bognor Regis!

[@tinymouse.travel]

@@michelleocean2716 Thank you. When the weather improves I need to explore Bognor Regis more. Am I right in thinking there is a minature railway in the park?

[@Millie893]

Such a fun video! Makes me want to go out to a charity shop shopping spree myself :D I moved back to London during the summer and have yet to figure out where the best ones are

[@tinymouse.travel]

I'm glad you liked it and it's inspired you. I'd also like to check out the charity shops in London but am yet to do it. I'm thinking somewhere like Chelsea or Kensington but I might find in reality even the charity shops there have designer price tags. I guess the joy is even the nearest charity shop may have that item which is pure treasure.

[@Millie893]

@@tinymouse.travel oh, having a look around Chelsea is a good idea! I'm based in south London but I'm in the centre almost every day so I should definitely have a look! As you said, some people might have been very charitable over christmas :D I once found a little wooden box shaped in the form of Charles Dickens' Curiosity shop. It's one of my most treasured items. Fingers crossed for many more wonderful finds in the future 🤞🏻

[@tinymouse.travel]

That sounds like a fantastically unique find. In Chichester one of the volunteers was telling me a little about one of the people who donates regularly and always brings in interesting items. I love the thought that the items in theory could be from anywhere in the world and from decades or even hundreds of years ago. When you have a look, let me know what your top find is. :)

[@simoneveltkamp4982]

Shouldn’t you put the insence on the bottom of the burner?

[@tinymouse.travel]

Ah! That could work. I'll give it a try. Thank you 😊