Trash Picking Mystery! What's In The Bag??

[@shoshonnaissachar5927]

OH CHILD!! That is a wrap around skirt from the late sixties, early seventies. You young people give me smiles all the time!

[@marshacrom6206]

Had to make sure to wear undies with a skirt like that.

[@amyweaver7413]

The one you thought could be a Beetlejuice costume screamed the Brady Bunch to me. I could see Marcia Brady wearing it for sure! 😊❤️🇨🇦

[@deliveryguyrx]

.....and Jan wanting one just like it!

[@PurdueAlum01]

Marsha Marsha Marsha!

[@danagoldinger4537]

We had one of the things you were trying to figure out! It was used when you took your laundry out of the washer o an outside clothesline. It opens with the !metal frame in an x shape. The fabric hung down in a U shape in the middle. That's where your wet clothes went. There was a pocket for clothes pins!! You could keep it folded with your wet clothes in to carry them out to the line. Some had wheels also. It worked a lot like the older knitting holders that one to an x😁

[@laurendoda6023]

$34.99 for an unopened bottle of 1979 ( the year I was born) Faygo soda. I looked it up as soon as you found it.

[@MsPrecious61]

WHAT!!!!

[@michelledekker7654]

Who would want to take the chance shipping it thou?? Uuugh that would suck.

[@suewinston-elliott2674]

Sheeeeesh

[@suewinston-elliott2674]

Hope Rennee' reads your comment

[@nascarmommam5915]

Lauren Doda totally crazy, glad you looked it up. ~ Texas

[@philomenawalsh1696]

I like the way you say buttons you just keep being you

[@kitkatmonroe3871]

You and Taco Stacks crack me up when you talk about how people throw out their trash. Lol I'm sure the folks pitching out the stuff didn't think someone was going to go through it. Lol

[@darciostrander957]

As much as you say you like green and as many pieces of green clothing you find, it amazes me that all you wear is blue.

[@julesiou12]

It;s still a fun bag even if not much. It's like a trip down fashion history. Shows what preservatives are in those drinks as they look like you've just bought them!

[@homerth1555]

Vintage Faygo bottles are listed on Ebay for a lot of money.

[@laurendoda6023]

$34.99 on ebay to be exact, and no you don't dare drink it, you collect it.

[@shelleytribbey8781]

Interesting. The soda was strange but it is old. Love to see the clothing. Always fun!!

[@carolynsimone8647]

Enjoyed looking with you...the drinks was out there..😂🥰🥰

[@kaylawiklanski6796]

My father in-law is a truck driver for Faygo. Those bottles are some time before he started driving so cool to see from my state. As others have stated someone would probably buy it.

[@hfsaid]

Would the company buy them? Quality control, to see how the contents held up over the years? Or for their museum?

[@LindaFoyle]

Nice to see again! Have a great weekend, take care, rest and relax, Peace and Love Renee, ♥️📚📰

[@corysherman6087]

Love a good trash hunt. The Faygo pop brought back some childhood memories! We used to buy it at the bait shop outside the state park by our house. So great!!

[@maryannanaya7126]

A wrap around skirt, I used to wear those back in the day.

[@joandrummond524]

Just love how yoy say buttons thank you for your lovely video x

[@NanasShenanigans]

Don't underestimate that soda. There are people out there that will buy old foods like that. Love these videos! Love your unbaggings!

[@PaperandMoose]

I've actually watched a few videos here on KZbin of a man that eats all sorts of old canned food - it is very interesting!

[@suewinston-elliott2674]

Ha! Buttins Buttons I love your having fun with it..👍🇦🇺🐨

[@deshannakirkland2936]

Amazing finds thank you so much for sharing and enjoyed it. Stay safe out there and have a great weekend.

[@coleensonnenfeld5519]

Renee my baby boy was born in 79 boy I am a relic love the vlogs i a skirt that was held together with big safety pin I wonder what people would think what crazy items I leave behind just a thought love the care and respect you show on your finds tell your parents they did a good job

[@Shonas08]

I'm of the same time frame! Baby girl born 1980, baby boy born 1982!

[@deannamarie4149]

That skirt that doesn't connect is a wrap skirt. I had a yellow linen one that I loved! .

[@pamelahutzell1483]

The brown skirt was called a wrap a round.

[@marilynmartin8417]

The skirt with the brown buckles is probably a wrap around skirt from the late 60's.

[@jackiebd24]

Yep. I had one that was blue in the early 70's. Fun!

[@juliethomas982]

That velour jumpsuit!!! :P

[@moeloogham8463]

1979 was a good year for red pop. And yes, those unopened bottles might go for good money online!

[@kayblack6484]

Looks like quite a few of us had those skirts😊

[@geraldineklatt7914]

Short and sweet, those are definitely 70s clothes ! Fun 🐝❤️

[@robincivis9501]

That stuff is straight out of the Brady Bunch!!!

[@fairyGrandmother]

Well that was fun! OMG the red pop! LOL your face when you pulled out the pop! Hahaha TFS Hugs!

[@frankietaz272]

Great lot!! Love these episodes 😃👍👍🇦🇺

[@sindasoileau4599]

I am still laughing at you just pulling that first bottle of red soda.I love the suspense!

[@jeffmame605]

The Redpop used to be one of my favorites - and that is from the year I graduated high school. So I would pay 5.00 for you to enjoy one and you can chill it and mix it with vodka!

[@lisacochran6846]

Renee you win some you lose some ! You are happy no matter what ,and I like that ! I like the little Christmas elves do you have any photos of them displayed in your house . I have a few of my own they just give me a warm fuzzy feeling from when I was a child ! I was so happy when they brought back the elf on the shelf . Fall is coming soon and we get to decorate , would love to see some of your ideas ! Bye Bye 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@sarahanderson8371]

So thrilled for this video. That skirt is a 60/70 s wrap around skirt. We all wore them. Bringing back some memories. Oh wow Faygo pop it was 70s. Probably sell them. Madris plaid was a big fashion also. Lots of fashions from a time in our past!

[@BlueBelldancer]

The fabric bad over a metal frame with wheels is a clothesline bag. There is a pocket for the clothespins.

[@gretchenarrant8334]

You never know what will sell. Lol. Thanks for another great Video!💜💜

[@virginiaswafford7078]

Well on to the next bag you find,the first thing you pulled out was a laundry hamper, put your dirtys in and easy to take them to your laundry room, these may have been used before baskets. Your soda not sure about it, never heard of it. Always enjoy what ever you take out of your treasure finds. The skirt you took out with the buckles looked like it was a wrap around skirt from the 70s. I used to have one that had ties. Just around the corner there's more treasures to be found. Until next time.

[@normajeancaballero7959]

😁!!!EBAY THE SODA BOTTLES!!!😁 !!!EBAY THE VELOUR JUMPER!!! You found some great stuff in "the last bag". 😁😎😁😎😁😎😁

[@paulanull8731]

I think the last dress item, blue and orange is a mini dress, baby doll style. Very popular in England and then it came here. Twiggy modeled them. They were very short indeed and you had to practice how to sit in them much like with bustles in the 1800s. Different problems but it involved not flashing your knickers. The long wool skirt item looks like a dressy casual style popular in the 60's. Worn for cocktail parties, patio gatherings and other dressy but formal events. They were typically worn with single colored silky tops with long sleeves and often a wide belt. If it was warm they became portable saunas. Lord they were hot.

[@hulahickey6959]

ah I remember my mom wearing one of those with the big belt. Thanks for commenting on tht beings back memories.

[@aileenmattas7928]

Can't believe all the amazing things you find!

[@georgepotter1755]

I have a feeling that weird bag is for holding knitting stuff, that purple thing with those funny glasses from previous video and maybe a long cigarette holder would be a funny Halloween costume 👻🎃

[@vickinoeske1711]

The skirt with the buckles is a wrap skirt. Enjoy that pop!😄😃

[@doreenbailey6130]

OMG RENEE .... YOU CALLED IT POP !! That makes me so happy ☺️ I come from western PA and I call it POP too everywhere I have lived since people say "soda" but me of course so good to hear that 😁

[@sassysquirrelstash1612]

We say pop on Ohio!

[@raggedyquilter1928]

I agree! I also say pop (originally from Ontario)

[@eavesdroppin1]

The bags are always interesting!

[@nilakc5802]

Welcome to my generation-wrap around skirts and velour jumpsuits.😀

[@annewinchester6945]

I love your trash bag reveal videos!

[@elondapatterson7126]

Great finds!

[@tammyroyal7547]

I remember Faygo & wrap around skirts. From 1979 though- wow!!

[@nascarmommam5915]

Oh Renee your face was priceless when you pulled out the purple velvet with stripes outfit. As someone else said it’s like Brady Bunch outfit But honestly that would probably look cute on you, definitely could wear it as a theme party or for Halloween. And people search that drink and they’re being paid 35 bucks for them. 🤷🏻‍♀️ you go girl. ~ Texas

[@DannyoffireAwaken]

It seems like that bottle of pop would actually sell. Not to actually drink, but to someone who remembers drinking that maybe.

[@laurendoda6023]

40 year old pop looks as good as I do lol (that was the year I was born)

[@barbfrank917]

Or a movie prop

[@maryowens9179]

Yes those drinks would sell for vintage collection.

[@mvitulano]

It's a wrap skirt. Very chic!

[@verettejones9510]

Hello Renee. . I’m thinking it’s not over yet for the house . Things keep showing up right when we think it’s over . It’s crazy they had the pop . I didn’t see that coming that’s for sure. But as you say you never know what you’ll find in the trash 😝. Stay safe and Well Renee 🎥📰🎞💕❤️💕❤️💕💯💯💯💯💯

[@lisacochran6846]

That thing you couldn’t figure out might have been one of those things to hold your yarn and knitting needles

[@sand3882]

Yes, I think so, too. Easy to pull sides together and move from room to room.

[@maureenb.8517]

This is my theory on this bag. They were cleaning out a closet where the daughter left her old clothes since they are 70’s era clothes. Stashed up on a shelf in the closet was the Faygo pop. I think everything in this bag belonged to the daughter. Makes me wonder how much stuff I left at my parents house when I moved out 🤔.

[@deliveryguyrx]

I'm a stinker for even thinking this,but do you think the daughter was using the Faygo red pop as a mixer for some vodka she snuck in her room years ago? That would have been something my gang would have done at the time,lol.

[@chrislongbeard]

Hardcore Juggalos would love that O.G. Faygo. LOL. If that blue and red dress at the end is like a size 2 I'm sure my GF would like it.

[@kayblack6484]

Looks like a wrap around skirt. Very popular in the 70s.

[@sionaharrop4486]

That was an interesting bag, especially the bottles of pop! Than you, take care

[@sharleenjohnston2948]

You look so pretty in the blue T-shirt. Jewel-tones will bring out your eyes more. But as far as color charts go, you tend to like the earth-tones. We used to go to "parties" back in the day to find out what colors look good against our complexions. I think the wrap around skirts gave women a little bit of room in case the waists were a little bit broader.

[@hulahickey6959]

I remember the color swatches and determining if you were a Spring, Summer Fall or Winter

[@DorothyakaCookieD_49]

Fago is def a WI soda brand!! Enjoyed them while living in IL near the WI border, Kenosha, to be exact!! Miss it for sure!! FL just isn’t the same, but it’s easier w/o the snow, NOT THAT I EVER CLEARED IT! My sweet husband did for 17 years! Wish you could find photos of the folks belonging to the clothing, but my imagination works well without pix!! Take care and stay safe!!🥰🙏

[@lorihanlon2525]

I grew up in WV and remember FAYGO soda. I dislike diet sodas and the after taste. I still come across it once in a blue moon. Google says it is available at Walmart and Dollar General here in FL.

[@KZ-gi7ey]

Joseph Magnin was a high end department store founded by the son of the Isaac Magnin the I Magnin founder. Joseph was also the brother of conspiracy researcher and radio host Mae Brussell. Just a little trivia for you!

[@samanthab1923]

I found a black leather I. Magnin handbag at a sale years ago. Still have it.

[@carolodonnell70]

Interesting finds!

[@maggie5736]

Did anyone say middys? Mid length, or longer, dresses and skirts. I loved them for work because I could climb and reach without showing more than I wanted.

[@samanthab1923]

For Easter 🐣 one year I wore a red vinyl Midi coat. I think there are pictures of all 5 of us posing on the front stairs.

[@marydugan3399]

Wrap around skirts were popular in the 70s

[@gretchendemasi2042]

I was cracking up so hard with this video, those clothes were hilarious. Please wear the velour onesie for Halloween. I'm crying, when you asked "Why?" why is there strawberry soda in with the 1970s wardrobe? Why indeed.

[@lestranged]

Joseph Magnin was a fancy department store, high end like Bloomingdales , etc. It was headquartered in San Francisco (where I am from) but might have had some stores on East coast too? I remember it being around when I was growing up but never shopped there because $$$.

[@deadhorse1391]

Again only One Shoe! Now With the Faygo I’m thinking she was a one legged juggalette 😃 Faygo is THE drink of the ICP ( insane clown posse) and I bet some juggalo would buy those bottles and if marketed right you might be surprised Years ago I bought some old empty bottles of patent elixir bottles looked like they never had anything in them. We were doing an antique show and I thought they would sell better if they were filled so I filled them up with some ice tea At the show this guy picks one up reads the ingredients and said “ I bet this stuff would kill you quick” I told him “Nah, I’ve drunk it, gives you a little kick”...with that I unscrewed the lid and chugged half the bottle down This guys eyes get big and tells my wife that I’m going to die...she said good thing I got insurance on him

[@lindagiorgio6058]

I remember Faygo red pop, it was actually pretty good in the 70's.

[@reneeryan4451]

I really enjoy your videos, keep em coming, Renee

[@blugirl20collins4]

Loved the mini dress and the wrap around skirt.

[@kessell637]

That skirt was probably a wrap around skirt. I wore them in the 70’s. A little risky on a breezy day.

[@darlalittieral353]

Nice vintage clothing. I think the striped item is a wrap skirt. They were popular in the seventies.

[@jennilang721]

Carol Brady house coat, a Faygo, and it's 1977 again!!!

[@fayejacobs1043]

Oh my gosh i would love to have that Faygo bottle, my nickname growing up was Faygo!!!!

[@fayejacobs1043]

I would totally buy those.

[@fiebig70]

love the purple jump suit..

[@superhet7281]

You’re doing mystery UNBAGGING! 😊

[@TheOldMansPicks]

But plenty of Red Dye #4!

[@lorrainemorgan8934]

the brown striped piece you thought was an apron was a wrap around skirt

[@simsjef]

Another Renee quote ism -“What in Tarnation”. What I’m seeing is that Renee could give a course for language to be used by garbage pickers if they desire to be more effective UTubers.

[@lorihanlon2525]

I am 53 and remember my Grandparents saying "What in tarnation"! I use it often. That and "For heavens to murgatroyd" or "Oh swell" when appropriate! Definitely not used enough these days. LOL

[@maryhill909]

Good video. Enjoyed

[@robis40]

Faygo is still made as well as that flavor, they are based out of Detroit and here is some more info: The soda brand is well known as the band Insane Clown Posse’s beverage. But for other soda drinkers, Faygo is an affordable taste of the American Midwest

[@thomasvanhooser7733]

cool!! Seen you on Buzz's site. Very interesting.

[@hillbillypicker2232]

That Faygo pop would probably sell on eBay. There are sold listings on eBay for Faygo pop

[@lindawhitaker4314]

Well, it was interesting. But I have high hopes you’ll find more bags with vintage anything! And the clothes bag is really neat! Hope it’s not too scrunched up so you can set it up.

[@shelleyp4168]

I am sure they were not expecting anyone to want their trash. Reason for the bottles with the clothes

[@cordiscoscorner]

Damn....I was wondering where I put that soda?

[@kellydowney2100]

❤️the clothes

[@lindaroberts7961]

We called those skirts wrap around skirts.

[@rheaceebelle8130]

Did someone say something to you about buttons? I love the way you and Taco both say buttons.

[@jackieboxer9702]

I wonder if those people are watching your videos and seeing you go through the bags could be quite amusing.

[@wholoveskitty]

Wrap skirts were very popular in the 1970’s. Yes I’m old...

[@kathy2466]

It's a laudry cart/sorter from the 50's or 60's.

[@deweydeese3699]

I remember those drinks for my childhood.

[@tanyag2092]

There's a show called tasting history and they open and try old foods and drinks, good show

[@sand3882]

Haven't seen it in a while.

[@frediawright112]

I think that thing you showed at first may be a old yarn holder- Knitting bag. Just guessing. I remember that soda it was a cheapie, wasn't very good either.

[@Azoreanislandgirl64]

That brown skirt wraps around your waist. I had a short one like that.

[@jennynadershahi4734]

Its as if you are going through the ages , you're now up to the 60s and 70s very interesting 😁😏

[@jrhoover3119]

That last blue and red dress is a mini dress from the 60s or 70

[@katedepietro3834]

Treasure Queen👸💐❤🌟Have Happy Safe Weekend*Renee Rocks🌠