Unboxing a Semi Truckload of Home Depot Returns That I Bought for $11,600

[@Cjnchef]

Put the tankless in your new house. Huge savings on energy

[@kenyonbissett3512]

And water. My parents put one in and never wasted water waiting for hot water to show up. So also a time saver.

[@AB-these-handles-are-stupid]

I was just going to say that also. I’m a Union plumber/welder. You know though what ends up happening, you end up spending more money with the tankless becaus me you end up taking way longer showers lol. It’s more efficient though and it could be a boiler for like inflict heating as well. Don’t know tho would have to take a gander.

[@kenyonbissett3512]

@@AB-these-handles-are-stupid my parents would make us use a timer or a sibling would pounding on the door “Hurry Up” if we took to long. In the am our bus picked us up at 6:45 am. So showers were 10 mins max time 3. Lol 😂

[@jennifermetler2408]

Tim!!! Great to finally see you! And it's always great to see you, Rabbit.

[@breigemurphy1305]

Love to see a reminder that Rabbit has uploaded! Love him! He’s so funny and of course so interesting, one of the hardest workers on KZbin, so educational for resellers! He’s great xx🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@mickeymartin39]

Freight rates are so high because of fuel costs. The other issue is the freight brokers. They Jack prices up and pocket a great deal. Try to get in touch with a trucking company, smaller if possible and cut out the brokerage charges. Smaller companies will bend over for good freight.

[@umpaloompa_]

Keep the soft close hardware for your new cabinets. They are a nice feature.

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

Just to ease your mind, I don't care how you film the videos. I just like that you do!

[@melissaskunca478]

Me too!!

[@ericbangs5116]

You've got a great selection on high quality materials to choose from for updating your new house.

[@miamireseller5121]

Great buy! Double check the sealed faucets, I use to work for Lowe's/HD and they have banding machines to put new babds on those boxes.

[@Cristian-JustKeepingItReal]

Install the tankless water heater in your new house! You'll be glad that you did. On demand hot water. Saves $. Awesome!

[@ResaleRabbit]

I was reading that you need to replace plumbing lines to faucets with a tankless. Sounds expensive

[@Cristian-JustKeepingItReal]

@@ResaleRabbit I've only installed 1. I was excited bc it cut the gas bill in half as it's heating on demand.

[@GuyWithTheDogs]

@@ResaleRabbit And in an old house (or even a newer one) you'd likely have to upgrade some or all of the electrical system to handle a tankless water heater.

[@dickendy09]

Yep never run out of hot water

[@redwolfexr]

@@ResaleRabbit no, same plumbing. Just need to make sure you have enough gas or electric (depending) to run the unit. Tankless only works when you are using hot water so needs a surge of gas or power to operate.

[@WaltWW]

Those stake pocket anchors are for the holes on top of the sides of a truck bed called stake pockets. In the old days people would put verticals boards in them(stakes) and then nail side boards horizontally increasing the capacity of stuff you could haul without it falling out of the back of your truck.

[@TheGooglySmoog]

I love how every giant box was a container of paper towels.

[@jamesguerrero980]

Rtttrrttt

[@HouseLightProduction]

From what I have been told Turbo loads are better quality loads and I think are limited to certain distributors although not 100% sure on that.

[@russelldixon5663]

"The birds didn't know that they're supposed to clean out their dryer vent"

[@georgiagardengirlshomestea1560]

Dryer balls ...put 2 in your dryer and the load dries quicker and it will re puff a down comforter.

[@TexasTigressDesigns]

You are an inspiration for me. I am working on setting up the big sales in my area just as you do. We are working on the same premise that you work on.... The more products you have the cheaper you can sell and the faster it moves and you still make money off of it all. Right now we are starting out with resale stuff... But eventually my husband wants to buy pallets and buy out closing stores. Thank You for sharing your journey and for teaching us how to do this. God Bless you.

[@nickk4010]

Congrats on the house! Hopefully you will give us a tour, I'd like to see before you remodel too. Those original unupdated 50's houses can be super cool to see,it's like going back in time

[@ResaleRabbit]

It’s got some updates. New panel, floors, appliances, and some fresh paint, but other than that, it’s mostly original. There were a lot of commas in, that sentence.

[@nickk4010]

@@ResaleRabbit Haha Nice! Congrats and pretty sweet you are so close to Lambeau, So much history in that area, it's on the top of my places to visit.

[@elizabethrose2523]

Congrats, so awesome that you can use the business to help cut the renovation costs!

[@deebeckham4754]

Dreyer balls= porcupine plastic balls you throw in the dryer with clothes to get your clothes free of wrinkles. I use 6 and they work great.

[@wendyraye1]

I could set there and go through pallets like this for hours...

[@carguy7243]

Yep would be like Christmas morning every time a new shipment comes in

[@ambercroff1649]

I so badly want to organize by department, style/item.

[@elizabethrose2523]

I'd be heaven just organizing the stuff he gets in. Would absolutely love getting stuff ready for the sales too.

[@reforgedcriterion1471]

Every time I get a single pallet it's become a whole family ordeal.. everyone is digging in and looking up ebay/amazon comps lol

[@ATLTraveler]

Haha you channel nameis funny, I like.

[@pauls9992]

You’re like a kid in a candy store every box is a surprise and so am I love the video glad to see you out and about hope you and Mrs. rabbit are OK

[@5trishann]

Loving the fact your putting videos out more often. We are in Indiana. But hoping to hit one of your sales one day.

[@amyslaughter395]

Rabbit you get the neatest stuff. Love watching your videos. Great to see the elusive Tim in this one. It seems like you found alot of good stuff to take home.

[@pauls9992]

I’d like to see a video of how you sort how do you figure out what do you have sales what about eBay how do you decide that would be fun to see

[@cavemanhairy]

Depending on the size that Rheem Tankless water heater retails anywhere from 200-1,200 just bought a 5 gallon per minute one for 450.

[@galvanizedgnome]

They are notoriously defective

[@cavemanhairy]

Yeah that’s true currently got a defective one right now getting replaced lol

[@216liquidations]

Me and my wife love your channel, watch your videos every day. We started flipping back in September and now my wife is doing it full time. I just started my own youtube channel 216 Basement Flips. keep up the great work, you defiantly inspired US.

[@blakescism1803]

Were do you buy?

[@216liquidations]

@@blakescism1803 we buy from a local warehouse in town, We also buy buy the pallet

[@rongross8993]

Good to see you again!!! Congratulations on your home!

[@qazwiz]

"I'm going to stop before battery dies." NEXT SENTENCE CUT MID SENTENCE

[@maccamcdermott5528]

With that truck load you'll be flush with success! I'll see myself out. Congrats on the new house!

[@heatshield]

Ended up here while researching liquidation. The pallet of flushers is funny. Maybe you could sell them to some KZbinr who makes strange contraptions with music or dominos or something like that. The video title is already perfect. "I made a piano out of a thousand toilet flushers."

[@tofubacon1056]

"Does anyone know why they call them Turbo Returns?... "oooo paints suplies! It like they knew... I'm going to just keep this box." Muhaha so hilarious! Turbo now means your keeping it!

[@jgriffin7340]

I once pulled containers as an owner/operator. The company could have shipped via rail for 1/3 the price, but rail sometimes took 3 weeks from Kingsport TN to Charleston SC.

[@lenmalik1]

Those drill bits you keep finding are some of the more expensive items in the pack

[@dbzssj4678]

I bought 3 faucets from Lowes one time, all of them sucked. One didn't have gaskets around the hose, one didn't have thread up to the top so it didn't screw on to the sinc and the last one a delta is now leaking all around the hot water valve and doesn't push full pressure through the hose. They all suck.

[@ambercroff1649]

Of all the loads you have unboxed. Home Depot makes me giddy. Always doing busy doing projects. Going to give a great return.

[@Cristian-JustKeepingItReal]

Congratulations on your home purchase :)

[@swift4311]

I am shopping for Home Water heater Tank and I see some of them on face book brand new from home depot should I buy them? Is the warrnty works? How is taking the warrnty. Ownership

[@melissavancl_2090]

Good morning. I always return to your informational and upstanding videos. Good entertainment. Glad to hear about your house.

[@monkeybusiness63]

Those drill bits are probably SDS or SDS plus. Maybe Quad bits. They are supposed to cut rear while drilling through concrete. I use those they fit common hammer drills.

[@williamdavid9695]

I’m jealous of all those Christmas lights!

[@reforgedcriterion1471]

Good point mentioning looking at recall list for bulk items.. especially consumables.

[@vinyl1Earthlink]

You bought a house for your personal use, or as an investment property? Sounds like personal use to me, but you should say. I wouldn't put the $200 faucets in the warehouse sale for $10 - you could easily get $80-100 on eBay. It's nice to put a few high-value items in the sale, but don't get carried away.

[@ResaleRabbit]

Yeah, I’ll be living in this one

[@guruoo]

@@ResaleRabbit,Thinking: Hmmm, I wonder where they keep the remote for that Jumbotron...

[@bethrichards5489]

Love love these videos. Congrats on your new house!

[@glennaw1547]

You will find good stuff for your home. After all you found this thing and another thing and of course you found that also. Great day.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

A lot of that could go back onto store shelves as is. I don't get it from a business standpoint. I do realize some are markdowns that didn't sell for some reason or another.

[@george8873]

Tax write offs.

[@davidperalta5280]

Paying someone to restock, real estate expense for housing it, opportunity costs of the store front compared to an item that does sell, and the reduction in tax liabilities as "losses" all compared to their items cost basis... I am surprised there is not more of this shit. Like toilet seats and flushers you couldn't pay me to unload it. All of the "desirable" Home Depot returns probably end back up at the tool manufacturers.

[@ces1932]

When Home Depot marks items for 1 penny, it was a clearances item that never sold, most likely was lost on the shelves, they do not sell items at that price.

[@Carnage551]

The legendary Tim!!!!

[@chadsmith9979]

The broker got 80% of that money truck driver got 10% and the truck got 10% do with the driver yourself it wood eliminate the broker and you would save a lot of money

[@pickinforalivin]

are all home depot truckloads that amazing? because that looked awesome!

[@paulortiz2035]

You get a "FREE" flusher with every purchase! Or: "YOU get a flusher! And YOU get a flusher! And YOU get a flusher!!! .......", a la Oprah!

[@bonesbigfoot2654]

Congratulations on the house!!!!! Oh what fun to look through everything again! You are going to have an awesome warehouse sale coming up soon! Looking forward to more videos!!!

[@rickschoppe4201]

Great vid ! The longer, the better.

[@pauls9992]

Wow you’re right there is a lot of stuff for your house tankless water heater all the Fossetts microwave wow you scored on the one

[@dusttodeals1324]

Best purchase yet, probably already paid off!

[@courtneythornton1003]

Holly crap thats alot of flushers!

[@ThePinkPanth3r]

I suggest an electric pallet jack, they are the best. And you don't have to worry about your operator not wearing his seat belt.

[@ThePinkPanth3r]

@Monk Farmer never did that, but many years ago I pulled a small push cart, hit my heel in a heavy boot with the brake. Putting the boot on every morning was pretty hard for a couple weeks.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

You can use (silicone) dryer balls in place of fabric sheets...

[@scrapcash2421]

Regular Simpson joist hangers, LUS 24 or LUS 28 are $3 or $5. Those were specialty hangers. Look them up they can get pricy. Just sold a pair for some 18 LVL's for $125. Also have bought some for over $250.

[@reforgedcriterion1471]

This really makes me wish I had gotten into this before I broke my back.. I'd be in so much better condition to move truckloads of pallets.. Oh well. I'll be happy just getting it to a full garage size. (although right now it's taking over 3 rooms of my house) One of these days I'm going to get a whole truckload.. but I'm going to have to have a forklift and paved driveway first..

[@dianasorchids]

Hi Rabbit, I am so happy to see that you & Mrs. Rabbit are home owners Congratulations 🎈🎉🎊🍾

[@charlesdecker7379]

Good luck. I purchased a full truckload of Home Depot stuff a couple years ago from Plainfield (Indianapolis) and brought it all back to my warehouse. About half of what was in there turned out to be complete junk: broken and unusable crap that went straight in the dumpster. After factoring in initial investment, transportation costs, labor to test/sort, and then costs to list, sell and ship what wasn't junk... the profit margin was negligible... never again.

[@ResaleRabbit]

I did really well with it. Sold most of it during the warehouse sale. I think I’m going to get another one this month

[@phoenixasheslevelup]

You got scammed. Home Depot turbo loads are only $5,000.

[@limpfinger12]

My wife works at home depot. They do clearance stuff down to a penny, but they don't sell it that cheap

[@dboysofly8946]

But people still find them at the store and buy them for 1 cent

[@davidbillera9296]

Those Echo tools are expensive. You're going to kill it on this load! Awesome.

[@MaxGriffinJames]

Videos like this make me want to come work for you! Christmas morning like you said. Love from the UK 👍

[@billwilliams1369]

Every forklift I have ever used had a knob on the steering wheel. You should try one. You'll love it!

[@georgiagardengirlshomestea1560]

Trucker balls or killer knobs are awesome

[@staceygiometti9680]

Nice Job On The Home Depot Buy.

[@williamdavid9695]

Congrats on the new house. Excited for you

[@marypeterson1053]

I'm so happy for you. Great buy

[@stevejansen7953]

Looks like you got alot of stuff for your new house.

[@diablodemers7923]

Don't bother getting yourself a gas leaf blower. Go for the DeWalt cordless blower. You could even use it in the warehouse to get the dust and dirt out. I use ours for light snow. It is awesome. Also a surface cleaner for a pressure washer is awesome. Keep that for yourself.

[@wendyrichardson7701]

I used to be a Kitchen Designer at a Home Depot. They do reduce items down to a penny but most customers never see those items. Employees usually grabbed that stuff the second it hit the sales floor. Each department has a sale endcap that all sale items go on when they get reduced. Home Depot would take anything back as a return no matter how much it had been used as long as they had a receipt or proof of purchase.

[@ResaleRabbit]

Sweet! Every 3 months I’m getting a brand new suite of appliances! 😂😂😂

[@bennybeans7505]

@@ResaleRabbit home depot takes anything back. U would get full store credit for most of those items . Take all those pallets in at the same time and they will scan every item and give u store credit and they can't question anything

[@klassicalfreak]

Like always, Thanks for taking us along.

[@daveschmarder-1950]

The snowmen on your block will be smiling when you come down the street with the snowblower!

[@daveyoder4013]

Them snowblowers sell for gd money right now because of winter

[@carrasco0011]

Those drill bits are to drill holes in concrete for those concrete anchors sir.

[@janetduncan3243]

So THAT'S what happens to all the returns! My husband works for them and we were told they get crushed or some go back to a distribution center in Atlanta!

[@ResaleRabbit]

These come out of an Indy DC, but yeah. They’re sold by the semi load to resellers.

[@jesa8657]

I've put many xmas trees back in the box, the trick is to smoosh it in using the box (close as much as possible, turn on side, squish with knee, turn, get handles thru holes and squish.. ta-da (I may also be a witch, not sure.)

[@ResaleRabbit]

Probably not a good idea with prelit trees though lol

[@jesa8657]

@@ResaleRabbit hmmm... thats what I've always had! My current one is LED, its never hurt any trees before. you should try it! but dont yell at me if your tree breaks ;) (its really not a ton of force... I'm also able to fold a fitted sheet... I'm pretty sure at this point I am a witch....)

[@timclarey2648]

when it is marked 1 cent it means it has to be destroyed and not sold

[@ameinseattle2353]

Congratulations on your new house! Have fun!!

[@silentknight9509]

Train was probably blocked by all the lumber cars that are sit throughout the United States while they claim we have a shortage lol

[@avflyguy]

One man's trash is another's treasure..........

[@deebeckham4754]

Agree thankless water heater are the way to go.

[@MrReckless327]

btw those metal ceiling tiles are like $21 a piece

[@randomrandomness8743]

There's nothing better than buying in bulk! ☺

[@JoseInSeptember]

I like to flip items every now and then. I just picked up 4,200 seagull trims at home depot that were 93% off. Now I need to find buyers.

[@randywilliams3246]

You should do a give away everyday during your warehouse sale. It should bring more people in especially if one of the gas blowers are on one of the days.

[@unamcleod3541]

Great load busy work ahead!

[@canes3053]

A lot of those items were online returns.

[@willmason3575]

For the floor jack I'd go for twice the capacity that I needed. matter-of-fact that's what I did so if the vehicle is full I probably don't have to worry about it.

[@willmason3575]

always check light bulbs on ebay, some go for good money and if 1 package is not worth it bundles of the cheaper ones can be worth while.

[@cindyhendrickx8147]

I like your moves do you even realize how talented you are

[@reforgedcriterion1471]

It's a good thing I already have 95% of those tools.. Otherwise I'd never sell anything.. Although I promise you anything I don't have, or can't find quickly, I'd end up taking home with me lol Yes I am a tool hoarder.. I probably have 15 sets each of sockets and wrenches.. sae and metric! Buckets of screwdrivers.. I literally have a 55 gallon drum full of old axe/hammer/maul/misc old tool heads..

[@benhogan6987]

Looks like all the good stuff was taken out to me. Cant imagine in that amount of stuff there are no tools

[@ResaleRabbit]

There were a bunch of tools, but mostly hand tools. Power tools come on the mediums load.

[@OriginalNethead]

An un-messed with 1950s house? SCORE! Update the electrical and plumbing, but I honestly wouldn't mess with the cabinets if you don't have to. . If you got the vintage stove, have it worked on and KEEP IT. You can't beat those vintage stoves. My grandma's 1930s stove was still cranking away when we sold the place in 1979. It was gas though, with pilot light, and those live forever. (and can be lit with a candle lighter if needed.) Tankless water heaters are great - but get a whole house gas generator first if you guys get your power cut.

[@dawnlindgron5570]

I worked over 20 years in hardware ...I can tell you what that stuff is. The Moen faucets are $120.00 or more alone. Breakers are expensive depends on amps etc single or double,joist hangers. Wow wish was closer,son is a plumber...lol

[@garyi8608]

You might have to use twine or thin rope here and there to tie the tree together and put in the box. Mayn't go in snug to close it but pretty good.

[@Endlesswonderdesigns]

Loving all these new videos

[@landonbrown5295]

The items that are marked down to a penny unfortunately can't be bought in that state. They're marked down like that as they're taken off the clearance shelf to be sent "back"

[@markim5087]

Yeah it would be nice to know how this all works.

[@tomandholly7]

PSR, precision scheduled railroading. Why your container was a week late.

[@alasandraorali6798]

From what I see it is on the short end of the 11k you spent.