Part 4. More exploration! out one door and in another as I move stock to the store!

In today's episode I continue looking for sellable items I can take to the store, and make a few more donations.
it's all out one door, and in another!
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[@LavishHim]

You’ve created an entire sitcom for yourself with cast of characters that are so endearing! I like your episodes better than American Pickers! 💕💕💕👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@LilyWhisperwind]

I agree! These two are way more fun to watch.

[@danielllleX]

Agreed and I love it’s something I can feel good about watching bc Alex and company are such good people.

[@anne-marie5197]

Always good to hear Hans laugh in a video.

[@jesusisGod1434]

Watching this series of the Weaver’s House and the two previous series has led me to start considering my own house and the stuff I keep.

[@floydfix420]

Me too! I've started looking for an RV so I can travel the country doing this!

[@jenniferfischer163]

Yep, actually have to switch back and forth from minimal mom and back to Alex for encouragement to keep getting rid of stuff we don't treasure

[@Taliesin6]

Same here, i've realised i could own a lot more stuff without problems!

[@SDugan52]

Alex, you and your family have a positive influence on everyone you meet. I truly enjoy your videos.❤️🌿

[@m.c.master4622]

"See if I can find a place to put my foot." A classic Alex line.

[@SBCMOFO]

I swear , If you fell into a puddle you would come out with a Salmon in your mouth

[@tinabranch321]

Thanks a lot. Drinking coffee while reading your comment and spit my coffee all over the place while laughing. 😂

[@SBCMOFO]

@@tinabranch321 sorry lol

[@shelleynobleart]

Ok. That is hilarious! And so frickin true!

[@catty2chatty]

Lol

[@tinafavabean]

🤣😂🤣

[@eussoay]

That IBM PS/1 box sells for $200, empty!!! Good finds all around Alex.

[@decemberschild1504]

Really!? Why? (serious question.)

[@BobOgden1]

Geek chique?

[@eussoay]

@@decemberschild1504 Because that computer sells for 200$ more if you have the box and also faster because it seems better taken care of.

[@decemberschild1504]

@@eussoay Thanks. I had no idea about old computers being so collectible (I knew the really old original models were, but not later ones.) Fascinating.

[@markstevens1729]

When does this stuff start being collectable? I’m about to purge my storage basement from 20+ years of tech. I’m sure the answer is: far older than 20 years old..

[@ninakincade602]

After The Potters House, The Musician's House and now The Weaver's House there are lots of folks cleaning out and purging now, LOL

[@Allegory_of_Wolves]

Oh, cool! Those spoons with the rose at the end of the handle are called "Hildesheimer Rose" (Hildesheim is a city in Germany). I'm from Germany, and I actually have the whole set of tea spoons, cake forks, sugar tongs, cake servers and other pieces from this design. My mother gave them to me, and they had been a wedding gift from her first marriage. What a fun surprise to see pieces of the same design randomly show up in your video on the other side of the world! :-)

[@Amm1ttai]

Hears footsteps while in the basement. Says feels creepy in the basement. "hmm I thought I turned off the light down here, I must have forgot"....me 👁️👄👁️

[@laurahudson8210]

Had the same thought...

[@1hollig1]

Then at 6:58 it looks like an orb is by his face. 😳

[@ArtfulShelley]

RIGHT!? I was going to comment that. And the lamp that flickered on in Day 1. footsteps! ooooOoo exciting.

[@nadinemarciniak161]

I know .... I was thinking uh oh !!!!

[@mrsgonzalez94]

Also surprised that he already started boxing up model kits...maybe he wasn't the one who started it?

[@fernbrisot325]

Bob has Oral Allergy Syndrome. This is due to a cross-reactivity of certain fruit or nuts to different pollen. Cooking the fruit must destroy the proteins that are cross-reactive. Poor Bob, but I am glad he has his Epi-Pen.

[@heidikortman2534]

During the Middle Ages, knitting was a men-only occupation with it's own guild.

[@anndalynnketellapper8296]

Was watching Outlander and one of the male Scottish characters said he and his brothers were taught to knit from their granny!!

[@thizizliz]

@@anndalynnketellapper8296 I have heard that fishermen knit while at sea; they learned from making nets and such. They also ran the knitting machines & the women and children did the 'finishing' - meaning attaching the arms, sewing the side seams, knitting the neck treatment. Later the women began creating those amazing cableknit sweaters. I think they were called ganseys. Even today many men knit, all over the world, design knitwear and of course wear it.

[@lindacarruthers3423]

MyFather was a lighthouse keeper on Dog Island off the southern coast of New Zealand’s South Island . He knitted our baby clothes . And yes , sailors knitted their own woollen jerseys

[@Flowergurl2000]

And high heels invented for butchers to walk over a river of blood.

[@sarahstrong7174]

@@lindacarruthers3423 Quaker men often knit too.

[@The_Bookman]

Every Zombie Apocalypse survival crew could use a good knitter.

[@tcs2274]

Just a little Funfact :) The Gressoppa Finse Ski`s Is made in Norway Made for skiing on lose Snow in the mountains. Gresshoppa means Cricket and Finse is a mountainpass in norway between Oslo and Bergen

[@TheAccidentalViking]

I spotted some signs of 'Norwegian-ness' in a previous episode. Confirmed now.

[@wendyhenschel.]

Cross country ones from the looks of them. I used to have my own cross country skies. Loved them

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

Between Oslo and Bergen, that is quite a LOT of land lol. Oslo (where I live) is not very close to Bergen

[@tcs2274]

@@scandisnowgirl3696 yes ofc but this was just a simple fact not making a 5 page document out of it😅😅

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

@@tcs2274 it was just funny to me. A bit like saying something is in between NYC and Chicago lol

[@denisemeredith2436]

A new job for Hans at Christmastime in your new coffee shop, he could dress as Father Christmas and folks can pay to sit on his knee and have their picture taken lol.

[@greyeaglem]

He'd have to gain a few pounds or he'd be the skinniest Santa ever.

[@noellemackay9327]

@@greyeaglem that’s what pillows are for!

[@helen9230]

Can you imagine Hans dressed as Father Christmas? Only if he got to wear a wig.. lol stay happy and safe.

[@azimaa1463]

I envy your ability to do what you like and be really good at it to support your family. Stay healthy and happy!

[@purpleprose1315]

Like what you do so you're doing what you like.

[@deettekearns9092]

The rattan chair is kind of a hot item. Toronto interior designer Sarah Richardson has used then in two of her recent projects! Cool story about the artist of the painting. And so random!

[@holymags2495]

Love Sarah.

[@terryprideaux]

This house must be a cake walk, compared to the potters house, and the musicians house.

[@rosawilliams9145]

Like a neat hoarder. Lol.

[@sharonkaufmann3992]

I don't know I kinda look forward to a little of the skeeve factor. 😲😣😁

[@sarahcook908]

I like the digging through huge junk piles for buried treasure 😍

[@scrapgirl82]

18:10 It’s Oral Allergy Syndrome aka Pollen Fruit Allergy. The protein is changed when the fruit is heated. My husband has the same allergy.

[@cherieamoreparis]

I have it too. I could eat anything but fresh. Canned, jam, cooked... even in the beginning of my allergy, I would just wait after cutting apples. That stopped working eventually.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Dang... Well, hopefully science can eventually progress to the point where whatever compounds trigger the reaction can be neutralized without cooking. Fresh fruit is awesome.

[@kimberly_erin]

I my sister and I both have this. But our throats don’t close up it just burns and gets numb. My sister gets terrible blisters, one of our friends has much more extreme reaction

[@lal5555f]

I see you poking around into the corners expecting gold bars lmao its going to be hard to beat the last house!

[@razz4taz]

I feel ya on the basement vibes. Even my own. I have a habit of making loud noises as I walk down the stairs to let anyone or thing know I'm coming. Lol

[@cowfrank]

That nitted dinosaur is probably a keepsake. I don't understand how you can do all you do, and still create and edit such a professional quality video. Truly enjoy every minute of every video.

[@entropyfan5714]

My guess is coffee in industrial quantities.

[@lestki]

That swivel rattan chair would be great in the corner of Le Cafe.

[@jbigfeather]

I saw a posting on Facebook Market Place a chair just like this plus round foot stool for $25.

[@myriammoquin2684]

Agreed. My first thought was cover the cushion and paint the rattan white

[@entropyfan5714]

The only thing about those types of chairs is that they don't hold up long term - guess he could just use it till it disintegrates!

[@wildaltarose]

You are so inspiring to watch. Your generosity to family, friends, and charities is heartwarming.

[@larrybarela8676]

Well Alex, another day another dollar. Glade the entity let you work freely today.

[@jenmorricone4014]

OMG Hans in the wig....I never get tired of that. I want to see him in a wig series.

[@helen9230]

Calendar of Hans in wigs

[@mantailuaa]

Oh so nice to see Hans, he has great humor, bless him.

[@dr.rotwang]

Word to the wise. Hold onto the IBM computer box till your clean out is done. You never know what you are going to find buried in a house clean out. You don't want to get rid of the box/packaging/manuals/paperwork/etc. only to find the computer under a pile of something later.

[@juliebrooke6099]

The tea caddy is an elephant. The different varieties of tea come in different coloured tins so you can build up a collection and have all the little elephants lined up on your shelf.

[@Bmoore295]

They are so adorable! They are kind of expensive too.

[@plp4618]

I have such a collection. Love them!

[@beeutiffle]

Yes! I have a blue tin

[@deannasills7459]

Williamson & Magor Teas I discovered in the 1990s. The older tins have deeper etched embossment. Now, it is Williamson’s alone, no more Magor. My favourite earl grey in the world.

[@junehgibson]

I have that green tin. It says Orange Pekoe. Thats where I keep my tea.

[@traceysavage9238]

Hans makes me laugh so hard! Love him

[@Joodster]

Rubbermate Totes! The 28-gallon ones are apparently out of production and are now very expensive. :( That's the size I use for self-irrigating-planters. So maybe you can make some money from the totes. :D

[@saltandpepper986]

Woah, had no idea!

[@HannahMattox]

My dad used his flip number alarm clock that he bought in Vietnam while in the army up until just a few years before he died. He said he couldn't see the clock as well because it didn't have a backlight and we got him a digital clock. That clock you found just made my heart flutter a little ❤️

[@NitrousDiecast]

Sorry to hear that your dad passed away.

[@HannahMattox]

@@NitrousDiecast it's been just over 7 years ago and still stings like it was yesterday ❤️

[@clarebebbington9984]

I used one in high school.

[@NitrousDiecast]

@@HannahMattox I’m sorry to hear... i know it will get better for you. My parents have passed too.

[@diannebernau3293]

Glad to see, but not surprised, that the contents are being shared among your family and friends Alex. At least this house is a bit cleaner so your allergies should be better this time around. Take care and stay safe and well. With best wishes from Down Under 😘💕🇦🇺

[@Suz9006]

Everyone of these house videos I am waiting for a mouse to pop up on camera. One of these days..

[@elainephleps4705]

He has a a squirrel pop up in the garage!!

[@sharonsomers]

Am I the only one that watches these shows and sees items I myself own? It seems so cool to see something they have that I do as well. That large print of the cat laying on the pillows above that loveseat, I have that exact same framed picture. It's from the mid 80's.

[@helen9230]

Oh my goodness you are amazing it’s like search and find. You’ll be a set of extra eyes for Alex.

[@juststeph6701]

These house clear out videos are so much fun! Thank you Alex!

[@sharonsomers5513]

Love your clean out series. Really makes me want to get rid of stuff before I get to old. I have been cleaning out and trying to become more minimalist

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Alex aren’t your friends great ,they help you so much .

[@leannehull710]

This was great. Just watched part 3 and up popped the next instalment. How on earth you keep clean I don't know with all the dust. Lovely to see you donate so much stuff and reduce the rubbish, most people would just throw it all away🙂

[@jeanetteevans356]

The red shoes reminded me of Ronald McDonald lol 😂

[@lindagarner1320]

My husband and I had blue and white shoes like that in the early 80's. The toe snapped into our cross country skis. Hi from Ontario.🇨🇦

[@jws1948ja]

Oral Allergy Syndrome or OAS is also called pollen-food allergy syndrome. This syndrome is due to a “food allergy” caused by uncooked fruits, raw vegetables, spices and nuts. It is not an actual food allergy, but instead a reaction to certain foods that can develop in people with allergies to pollen. I took this from Wikipedia.

[@chasetonga]

My son ate a type of apple we usually don’t buy, I think a Fuji, and his lips swelled up. Other apples have been fine.

[@theverandafilesheidrun]

I am allergic to apples, too. Ironically, the only type of apple I can eat is Fuji. I always try the new varieties when I see them, just in case.

[@m0t0b33]

hmmm, must be why I get tiny blisters on my tongue (kinda like contact dermatitis, but in my mouth) when I eat certain types of tomatoes and onions... they go away in a few hours but still... my mom said that it could be that I haven't washed them properly, but I'm the neat freak who even washes bananas and oranges before peeling them so... yeah... but it makes sense now, because I'm allergic to certain pollen (passing by flower shops that have lilies and other flowers that smell like them on display, always makes me choke and cough up a storm) and have terrible hay fever.

[@judyy3827]

I have very bad allergies, especially right now my eyes are itching out of my head. Also, at certain times, I’ve eaten, for instance, yogurt with peaches in it, watermelon, Oranges and my throat starts closing up and I lose my voice for a short time. Most of the time they do not affect me that way. Weird.

[@angelasevern4741]

Yep- I have that with some things as well- Can't eat raw apples, carrots, celery -But I can eat them cooked!

[@gailpark5143]

You have a great network of folks around you! Can't believe how quickly you're making progress on the clear out!

[@rachelp8656]

I'm drooling over all that undyed yarn. A real treasure for knitters who kettle-dye yarn!

[@ivydickson7596]

Yeah, Alexander's not interested in that, completely ignoring all that awesome yarn, most knitters would be drooling.

[@reginaromsey]

Why is it absurd for a male to knit, crochet, or embroider but admirable to put together plastic models whose use is catching dust?

[@reginaromsey]

@@smallfootprint2961 it was the Family who requested the eating stuff be donated to the local weaving guild, not Alexander. At first he seemed to be a bit worried at what he was going to do with those items, valuable as they are to textile artists.

[@theemarydee1610]

You have been soooo lucky with these funds! Boxes for electronics, and remotes. Owner’s manuals. The car key 🔑 was a miracle. You must have found the title because you already sold the car 🚙

[@lindahines7294]

How funny! Great minds run in the same channel. I can relate to what you said about Melissa’s mom making her brothers knit when they were in trouble. But it was a little different story at my house. When my three older grandchildren misbehaved at my house, I made them sit down and watch ME knit!! They couldn’t touch each other or talk to each other. They just had to WATCH ME KNIT while I relaxed doing something I enjoyed. It never lasted long before they all promised to stop bickering and “play nice.” I made believers out of them. When the younger grandchildren came along, the big kids warned them, “You better mind Grandma! If you don’t she’ll make you WATCH HER KNIT!!” Fort Worth TX Grandma

[@amma3536]

I read someone say to call it the weaver’s house. Great idea! Good luck with the finds!

[@markstevens1729]

Can’t see this one having the artistic nor financial impact of the last two, but we’ll see.

[@bridiesmith460]

We are in the process of moving home and this is like watching my husband sorting his ‘treasures’ as we are moving to a smaller home. “It will all come in useful one day” for stuff we’ve had for 30 years.😂😂😂😂

[@anonview]

My dad is the same way. We have a sack of twenty-year-old door knobs "just in case." 😁

[@ninajager.-.-]

Clearly...this „one day“ hasn’t come up yet 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@2007Lynx2007]

We downsized 6 months ago but unfortunately my husband moved everything instead of dealing with it at our bigger house. Now the garage is stuffed to the brim, he has a side tent thingy in the RV parking area full and the half the basement is full of his "treasures". I sold tons of "our" stuff and my stuff after we moved on Facebook Marketplace but the garage and basement are still full. Hubby promises he's going to start downsizing but it never happens. Some people have a very hard time letting go of their lifetime accumulation and my husband is one of them.

[@bridiesmith460]

@@2007Lynx2007 as we are not moving straight away into our new house, hubby has started looking at how much it will cost to store his treasures. The clearance has started.😂😂😂

[@2007Lynx2007]

@@smallfootprint2961 I just had an argument with him about the 7 sprinklers, 8 garden hoses, 20 shovels, 2 snow blowers etc etc etc. and how we need to keep the best ones and let the others go. It was not fun. He’s a hoarder like his Mother.

[@knedy]

Am I the only one who really likes the house? It's adorable! Would love to live in a place like that.

[@tinabranch321]

Oooh the possibilities for the basement is endless. 😃

[@heathkinn]

Ohh i love that house myself..i was thinking the same thing...ohh what i could do in that basement!!!!

[@janicem4382]

I love older homes too. I just moved into an apartment that we think was built around 1950. It has a beautiful wooden floor throughout, oak doors and door jams, a back yard full of birds and a bunny and a squirrel. In the laundry room it has a build in ironing board. It is a dream come true and it is only a few blocks from the ocean in White Rock, BC. I hope you find an affordable place you love, if you don’t already live in one. They are out there. Probably even more in Edmonton.

[@plp4618]

Yes, I like that house also. I really like the way the garage is situated on the property.

[@wastenotwantnotArt]

I love it. I’m sure the past owners were happy and very comfortable there. It’s got a lovely homely atmosphere

[@T-Cat311]

Talk about microwaves.....I have an Amana microwave that is 34 years old and it is still cooking! 😊

[@heartofchocolate9433]

Great channel Alex. You have a great family & friends. Interesting changing material that sparks interest for everyone to watch. Melissa is lucky to have neat stuff to sort through. We all are living your dream & encouraged how your doing what you love & supporting your family. Take care thanks for sharing.😊

[@AntiquesFromKarenJanet]

I can COMPLETELY relate to "made myself a wall" - I block myself in all the time going through this house.

[@Shelly_B]

Alex- the house I grew up in had a "spirit" of a lady that "lived" in the house, too. When I would come home from high school, my job was to put laundry in the washer machine which was in the basement. I can't count how many times I heard someone walking across the kitchen floor (above the laundry room). There were times I would run upstairs thinking my parents came home early from work. But there was nobody there. I was still "alone". Fast forward to now: The son of the new owners of the house has "seen" the spirit lady. The little boy was in his room and was talking to his Dad when he stopped and pointed and said "Dad, who is that lady?" Of course, the Dad could not see "the lady", but somehow the little boy did. "The lady" was never malevolent, so living there was just slightly creepy but not scary. I feel badly the "lady" is stuck in the house.

[@diablodemers7923]

Little kids can see stuff like that until they get older.

[@katwitanruna]

If someone is stuck the thing to do is invite them to move on. To be with the ones they love. Tell them it’s okay.

[@Bmoore295]

My mom's best friend's old house had the spirit of an old woman who lived in the basement. You would hear the sound of a rocking chair nearly every night, but there wasn't a rocking chair up there. If anyone put anything in this one area, it would always be moved by the next day. Sometimes, if someone accidentally left the attic door open, the chimes hanging in the cutout between the kitchen and the living room would start going off. They would ring one chime at a time. It was wild. She was really sweet and enjoyed being talked to. She was never evil, but boy was she loud!

[@saltandpepper986]

@Kat Brown Agreed. All the moving of belongings is a known trigger for spirit activity if, in fact, that’s what’s going on here. In essence, it’d be not all that different from a live person having to stand idly by whilst others look at, take, move and discard their stuff. I’d be pacing around, too 😂😂😂

[@katwitanruna]

@@saltandpepper986 All the more reason to let them know it’s okay to move on, be at peace.

[@bioLarzen]

Putting back electronics in their original boxes so you can close the box again once they had been unpacked is an art and quite an accomplishment in itself.

[@nancymontgomery8897]

Are you old enough to remember tying to re-fold a road map?

[@bioLarzen]

@@nancymontgomery8897 ha, I used to collect them ;) (Sadly, I'm on th wrong side of fifty ;))

[@Picca65]

@@bioLarzen that might be 50 more years to go 😀

[@bioLarzen]

@@Picca65 Where do I sign? :)

[@1hollig1]

My ex kept every single box that any electronic piece he ever bought came in. But then he would get rid of the piece and not the box. I just moved out of the house we lived in for 22 years and I had a storage room filled with empty electronic boxes. 🙄

[@Newt1981]

Hans saying he swears by Garlic and spicy food is hilarious. My family is Russian and they always go on about how Garlic and Onion is basically the cure for everything. Too funny! What a guy!

[@dig3671]

Love the purse that came in the parcel! Emma Chisett? Otherwise known as 'How much is it'?

[@Flowergurl2000]

Bob, I am allergic to ALL berries, anaphylaxis is no fun! I knew Hans would be in that wig! Lol

[@jws1948ja]

This is as good as Antiques Road Show.

[@inismoonlight4731]

George Carlins brilliant routine "Stuff" 😂😁

[@patpeters6331]

Of all his routines, that's the one I always remember. My stuff is stuff, your stuff is sh*t. Lol. Who touched my stuff...who's sh*t is that. 🤣

[@laurahudson8210]

Lol. I used to have the soundtrack!

[@shirleyscott8879]

Ugh so much stuff. Makes me realize I need to tidy out my apartment.

[@maxinewright5260]

Alex it is so nice to watch your videos,I am having a great time thank you.👍🤗❤️❤️🇯🇲

[@nintendolunchbox]

I think those mystery footsteps might have been the floor popping /resettling from being recently walked on

[@kathleenmcmlvii7368]

OAS (Oral Allergy Syndrome) is not as uncommon as one would think. My oldest (adult) son has it, but it took some time to figure it out. He has pollen sensitivity since a kid. He doesn't seem bothered by raw vegetables and raw tree nuts like some people, but he suffers terribly whenever he tries to eat raw fruits, of any kind. He just gets his fruits from fruit pies, jams and jellies, and compotes, etc.

[@vintageresalemama903]

Another very enjoyable video. Thanks for making my breakfast brighter this morning!

[@Jose_Pointero]

Bummer that the IBM box was empty, because that monitor could be more valuable than the PC itself. But the PC is in the corner of that book room to the left of the weaving room. It had some other things piled on top of it.

[@texasmagnolia1113]

Great video! Thank you for sharing your adventures. Feel like we are on the pick with you.

[@stevek6432]

wish you wouldn't play music over you speaking

[@anniest8803]

Shoots! I’m always disappointed when the video ends BEFORE I get to see everything in the house. 🤣😂🤣

[@ms.michealhodge1243]

18:10 At the age of 24 I developed an allergic reaction to fresh fruit and vegetables!! Thankfully I didn't need an epi pen but I sure missed eating some of my favorite foods!! I'm now 43 and I can eat a few fresh fruits but only a small amount. I still have to cook everything if I want to enjoy eating it! I totally sympathize with Bob the Book Man!!

[@Ally-mf5qx]

Love that these videos have been a part of my morning routine before work the last few days. Thanks Alex!

[@supergran62]

Those rose spoons look suspiciously like Hildesheim Rose spoons, especially if they came from Germany. Look into the history of them. I have a small collection of various sized and type Hildesheim spoons.

[@cyndimanka]

I’m so glad this video was up. I am a long-time treasure hunter. When I was a kid my friends and I would ride up and down alleys looking for a garbage. When I got older I used to love to go to junk stores. Now I go thrifting. That’s as bad as good as it gets here. We don’t have junk on curbs like other cities do. Where I live in Washington state and you do not put junk out on the curb. We have a nice clean neighborhood. And about the ghost you have there I can’t remember if I commented before about the ghost we have. We’ve been in our house almost 34 years and the man of the house died in the bedroom in the back. We’ve had numerous and that’s probably putting it lightly visitations shall I say. They mostly happened when we were remodeling. And some even when we were not but mostly when we were. Mr. sparks was quite the handyman so he didn’t like us messing with the house

[@NitrousDiecast]

Hey! You never showed the matchbox or hot wheels cars in the box... lol.

[@janicem4382]

You might keep that really cool cane chair for your new coffee shop.

[@nomnomyum3]

Thank you for introducing me to all these super neat people from Canada.

[@randytim512]

I worked for IBM and my first home computer was the PS/1 which was a great computer. The house your cleaning out is really very homey and cheerful except for the RED ROOM. lol

[@Picca65]

Great to see Hans and Zinovia again😍🥳💖

[@sharonstuebi8181]

Your jokes are so corny! I have meant to say how much I appreciate then. You make me laugh. I like this kind of comedy. Everyone says I have the sence of humor of a 10 year old but you make me giggle

[@roamsweethome4895]

I know how Bob feels. I’m allergic to nuts and all seafood. Thankfully I can be around these items, just not eat them.

[@kerinholmstrom250]

Hans has been wigging out again! 😂 He is such a funny man! 😂😂🤣😂😂 ♥️🇨🇦♥️

[@the_oslovian]

Grasshoppa Finse, mens grasshopper and Finse is a mountain resort in Norway 😊

[@laurieszabo1221]

I'd love to see a calendar of all of the Hans wig pictures!

[@toniasalways]

Good idea to keep that entertainment cabinet. There's no alcohol because they drank it all!! Why aren't you using all those boxes you find to haul stuff out? google it: Allergic reactions to fruit are commonly associated with oral allergy syndrome (OAS).

[@amyweaver7413]

I have the same allergy as Bob the bottle man. Apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries - can’t eat them raw but can eat them cooked.

[@amyweaver7413]

@@justjane2070 I can eat those and any kind of berry or melon. It’s a weird allergy but I’ve met several other people who have it too.

[@donnalieblick8478]

I'm glad you can eat them in jams and pies!

[@amyweaver7413]

@@donnalieblick8478 me too! I love fresh fruit and grew up very close to apple orchards. Luckily I had about 50 years of good eating before developing this weird allergy.

[@jamgart6880]

Those footsteps the other day seem to have really spooked you. Because the potters house and the musicians house basements were way more creepy. This one is more like normal rooms but seem to make you quite wary. (I would be too!)

[@MelArchbold]

We don’t usually get spooked but this time was weird. Gave me complete body chills. It was like someone was banging on the vents with their hand, not regular old furnace banging even though that’s likely what it was lol

[@LA-jf1zn]

@@MelArchbold In this video shortly after Alex went into the basement room with the bed there was a moving "white dot" and then it showed up again for longer on his face. I had to rewatch to see if thats what I saw. Some might say its something picked up from the light but in watching many videos on your channel and never seeing that before, your reservations about the basement may be true. Take care 🤗 PS. I hope your Pyrex bowls made it safely home to you with yesterday's car ride, lol sounds like they clanked all the way home. 🙂

[@fernbrisot325]

@@MelArchbold Did the owner die in the house? Maybe it is her ghost. Or maybe she came back to see what you were doing with her looms... ooooooooooooo.

[@joannejohnson7367]

I don’t mean to sound “loonie” but talk to her a bit. Tell her that you are finding good homes for her things....that her things are going to be much appreciated.

[@saltandpepper986]

@L A Thanks so much for sharing this. I’m going to have a closer look when I get a chance. Melissa, if it’s spirit activity, it doesn’t mean harm and would be greatly helped by how respectful and loving you’re being with the personal belongings. Just my opinion.

[@Kels0423]

Not trying to be mean but someone could make a living off the stuff you can't be bothered with.

[@adapoole4515]

squirrls running on the roof can sound like someone walking in your house. it has happened to me and i know my house had no evil spirits in it. say a prayer anyway.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

I wonder if the squirrels turned the light on in the basement? 😨

[@annetoronto5474]

I used to enjoy horror movies and creepy stories, but now that I moved my bedroom into the basement so I could get more space, I had to stop being such chicken about the paranormal. Every horror movie story ends up in the basement, lol! 😂

[@christinevr7698]

Next Christmas I am hoping Hans will put on a Santa suit, sit in that red velvet chair and take photos with neighbourhood families in the new cafe! Wonder if Alex will wear an elf costume 😁?

[@ireneturner2944]

HANS WILL MAKE A WONDERFUL SANTA CLAUS 🙏💯💜

[@christinevr7698]

@@ireneturner2944 he’s definitely got the jolly spirit and hearty laugh perfected!

[@nancyposey9466]

Alex as an would be Awesome. He'd play the part just right...I'm Just Saying, Right Everyone???

[@maddieadams75]

Rotelle is an excellent entertainment system, high end in the 80’s. My late hubby saved all the boxes to his entertainment system. We still have the Rotelle. ♥️

[@cecoya]

You are a busy person with all the selling/buying. That is a good thing though. Lots of clean areas in the house so far, shouldn't take long to finish it. The basement will be quick once you get the weaving looms and yarns gone. You take care and be safe.

[@barbarastedillie1336]

No! No! Alex, you did the big annoyance thing...the background music at the end was sooo loud it was hard to hear what you were saying. Why do people do that???

[@plp4618]

Great to see Hans and Zenovia (sp?) again. Now if you could just include Josh and Dakota!

[@babawali3021]

Very close, and they both have KZbin channels: Hans' channel: Helping Hans Zinovia's channel: Zinovia McQuitty

[@dyannejohnson6184]

Found you for early morning coffee...thanks Alex.

[@lynnedelacy2841]

I knew you were going to keep the stereo unit !

[@camillamauzy8156]

It is pretty cool.

[@anonview]

I have no idea how I got here so early, but I'm not complaining! Best video to end my day with on the other side of the globe. 👍 Edit: I did not expect Bob to be the real-life Snow White. Definitely no juicy red apples from old ladies for him.

[@romkobo]

Yep. I wondering what time is in Canada now. It must be dark outside for sure

[@bryanslife7229]

Hello I'm Daryl This is my other brother Daryl 🤣🤣 anyone remember that commercial

[@annj3811]

That was from the Newhart show.

[@derekwright2388]

Exciting times when you buy a house (or the contents at least) at least this one has wiped it's face and the books are put of your hair

[@suzannetodaro5494]

?? Do you mean out of your hair? And wiped it's face I don't know what you mean to say did I miss something?. :)

[@bizburgess1947]

@@suzannetodaro5494 wiped its face.. means paid for...I think it is a UK term often at auctions meaning you neither lost nor made on it.

[@derekwright2388]

@@suzannetodaro5494 Its wiped its face is a british term, means its made its money back.

[@compactgirl]

I too can't eat fresh fruit my mouth gets itchy n my lips get irritated n get big. As a kid I could eat fresh fruit but as an adult nope.

[@Toppervision1]

Loving this channel. And lately it's gotten even better. Building model kits as I watch you finding model kits! Film the opening of the totes!!

[@mdeysenroth]

Basements are notorious for having high EMF (electromagnetic field) readings, which can cause anything from nausea, dizziness, paranoia, feelings of general creepiness to feelings that you are being watched. If your feelings of uneasiness diminish when you leave the basement, it's a possibility this is what you are experiencing.

[@shariestranathan7488]

that travel iron is resellable, I'd bei nterested if it works