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[@chrisowen8149]

Resellers are heroes. Buying an item from a charity shop, helping charities and employment, AND giving people all over the world the opportunity to buy an item that they may never have had the chance to buy! Heroes! 💪🏼👌🏼

[@KandisSJGroup]

I pick up the best wool rugs at the bins all the time. They can be cleaned and some are just stunning!

[@ellensoeclectic]

I love how a lot of us resellers have such eclectic tastes and styles! I feel like I've finally found people like me! 😁

[@djcrew1426]

Hey guys!! Jo said you're welcome she does watch y’all all the time!! As do i when I'm not working. She showed me what she gave yall. Glad yall like it :)

[@RALLIROOTS]

Yall are the best 😊♥️😊♥️

[@sellitzel1799]

OMG Destiny you know Ryan lol. They’re my favorite ❤❤❤❤

[@desertfairychickres4021]

Can't wait for a rug update! Thanks you two. Blessings, K.T.

[@juliechapman-xu4if]

Wool rugs can be washed. I lay mine on concrete pavement. Use ivory soap some use dawn. Gently hand wash with brush, lightly. Rinse cold water. Use brush to work water thru. Might take a bit to rinse clean. Dry outside in the sun but cover it to prevent fading. Yours is a prayer rug. Good buy.

[@333nanette]

I was told that the Goodwill bins “are not” necessarily large volume that’s already been in a Goodwill store. That plenty of the volume has never seen a store. That would make sense as to why they found such great deals. Also, here in Ca, pretty sure the Goodwills survive bc of pickers! Their prices are too high for the “poor”, and all of our other thrift stores have one dollar and two dollar racks. Goodwill is providing jobs.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Totally, it’s a mix of both. Stuff has been through the store and stuff that hasn’t. When the items are tagged they have usually been through at least one retail store

[@mumbagirl]

Funny I don’t recall seeing you guys at the bins and I’ve been watching for years. Thanks for the intro….I hate when people judge reselling without understanding the system. We should be more critical of selling new items….the planet has enough stuff…go resellers!!!!!

[@RALLIROOTS]

We just started going lol

[@mumbagirl]

@@RALLIROOTSwe don’t have bins up here in Vancouver Canada but I think maybe Tacoma

[@christyallen4219]

Goodwill also trains people with special needs/ people that needs help to get jobs. My husband was a tech trainer

[@jimteja]

I think an important distinction (for the people that don't really understand what a thrift store is) is the difference between a thrift store and charity store (the US version, not the UK version). A thrift store is exactly what you described and nobody should feel bad about sourcing there. On the other hand, a charity store literally exists to directly help the less fortunate with deeply discounted items. Typically, they're run by churches or other community groups, are labeled as a charity store with their mission displayed, and the prices are super dirt cheap. For example, if you go into a store and all shoes are $1 and shirts are like $0.10-$0.25, then it's almost certainly a charity shop and we shouldn't be sourcing there.

[@andrewhallmi]

People are always looking for particular items at the bins i go to. I always find things they overlook worth a hundred plus. I think some folks just don't have the ability to see past the standard items they are used to finding.

[@michaelchristenson7840]

I could not have better explained it than you just did about Goodwill in the business. Most people that make those comments they don't understand the actual facts of Goodwill business . Allison I think blue is definitely your color 🙀😎😊👊🤝👍

[@AlliRoots]

Owww thank you! I love wearing blue :)

[@carolburkhardt-fuentes5373]

Allie you are fun and a cool dresser, don’t care about the rude ones! Enjoy yourself and keep being you!

[@AlliRoots]

Aww thank you! I'm going to step up my outfit game!

[@juanitagagne2707]

I lived in the Tampa area for awhile and remember going to an Oriental rug place called Royal Oriental Rugs. They clean, repair, restore, and sell rugs. They will know EXACTLY what you have and may possibly offer to purchase it as well. Carpets like that require a delicate touch in cleaning. I love Asian inspired items and I own a silk like the two pictures you got. Not a home run ( was made for tourist trade) but they are getting better as they age! Someone needs to actually handle the rug to know exactly what you have. Materials, weave, dye, all make a huge difference! Happy hunting!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Oh yeah! I know that place, there was a Salvation Army next to it if I remember correctly

[@LindaKayHolevas]

Great finds in this video! I love the wooden mirror, the vintage rug & the mushroom placemats! You guys are killing it on the editing, too! Awesome video! Thank you! Your time is recognized & appreciated! 🥰

[@RALLIROOTS]

Thank you 😊 that means a lot

[@joseluiscastillo6170]

I have a larger rug that is similar to your brown little rug. I purchased mine from a Pakistani lady whose husband had had a rug store and he had passed away. She said they had imported their rugs from Pakistani and they are wool and silk. She was trying to get rid of his leftover inventory. Mine was originally $3500 but I ended up paying $400. That was almost 30 years ago and I still love my rug and through several moves it has held up great. Your rug is much smaller but I do feel yours should be worth at least $150 . I am not a rug connisore by any means but my parents always had oriental rugs and I have had several. You could always take it to a rug store and they may be able to tell you more about where it was made and the materials. Great find!

[@sandikucia1398]

I thought GoodWill was so high, so the owners of Goodwill can buy themselves boats and manisons.... I remember years ago before ebay I would get nice things to wear for work. Love you guys. Keep up the great videos...

[@lindarim3804]

Luv the bin videos!

[@Drathaar01]

My father was in the Army and we lived in Germany for four years. My parents bought a lot of nutcrackers, including two bar stool nutcrackers. They're huge. I'd love to sell them, but I'm pretty sure she'd say no. She hoards.We were there in the mid 70s, so very vintage.

[@njther2649]

I go to plenty of Church Thrift Stores and Allie is correct. Most of them are raising money for their food bank or their missionary work. If they are looking to cloth the needy, they usually just give the clothes away and I would never take that to resell. I also aways pay what they are asking and round up...if I owe $7, they get $10 and so on. This has led to having a great relationship with them. They will actually text me asking if I want something and they will hold it for me. One time I had a really big hit which I didn't realize how good until I got home, and I went back to pay more but they would not take it, so I just made a donation to their cause.

[@vmorrow8310]

Great video as always, can’t wait to hear the rug update from the carpet experts. I was going to be a carpet layer, but they said I wasn’t rugged enough 🤔

[@bsandm95]

The rug is a prayer rug. Prayer rugs are small and directional. They point to Mecca. IF the fringe is attached it is fake. The fringe is actually part of the rug and called the warp and weft. The fringe is bound on the long side. It is cut off the loom when completed. Look for moth holes. If real maybe $75-150 from what I see. Prayer rugs are more desirable. Probably 4 weeks to make depending on the knots per square inch. If real, most likely Persian (Iran). Looks real! There ya go!

[@RALLIROOTS]

@@bsandm95 thanks for the education!!

[@Rocketman-Reseller]

Very good explanation about the mission of Thrift Stores and how resellers really help those charities complete their missions, Thanks

[@ericnewton2034]

I would say your rug is probably a prayer mat.

[@YAHUAHonly]

Nutcracker FTW ❤

[@TripleAwave]

vintage boys are same at our goodwill bins and i've always thought it's soo weird too

[@JayR.Feltus]

You guys are fun to watch. Do you have a booth in a Antique/Vintage Mall for all those heavier hone good ? I've done bins a few times for mostly clothes, some shoes are harder because always seem not to be together.

[@RALLIROOTS]

We don’t :) we probably should tho

[@motherdeals8875]

Good finds, the fringe on the rug maybe Goat hair. Just a thought

[@dawnmillsap285]

I hope the rug is worth big $$$

[@dawnmillsap285]

I love bins videos BTW

[@Janet-e2b]

As long as someone is selling items & you’re buying them, is no one business what you do with your purchase after. If you bought something from me then made $$$$ reselling, good on you. We all have the same opportunity, we’re choosing not to. Good luck to you all.👍

[@kerryharris7751]

thx for taking me along!

[@bordercover4842]

I love to watch your video but I was wondering if you can research the items you don’t know and maybe fill us in at end. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@twinnish]

The rug may be Afghan? I have one that’s a little bit unique to others and it’s Afghan. Also has the fringe but a little bit of it is damaged and I don’t care because I love that rug so much.

[@ridgelife6062]

I like the explanation at the beginning, my postal clerk who knows im a reseller got pretty judgy when told i was at a Church yardsale...."but your a reseller dont you think thats wrong?" Whats wrong about giving the church money for stuff the church is selling for money? Im certain they would rather have my $ than no $. Its not like theyre gonna give the 3 Coach purses, Vintage Tweety Bird Sweatshirt, and Pokemon game guide to the homeless..and the money i gave them will be Way more useful to whatever charity endeavors they pursue. And its certainly gonna be more useful than all that stuff gonna back to someones basement or the landfill. IMO i think as resellers were doing a service to our communities.! Great Video! Always appreciate the education.

[@StaceNyourFace]

I don't know much about rugs, but if it's really wool, be careful washing it. I imagine that it may shrink if you use a lot of water to clean it, and unevenly at that. 🤔

[@LadyLuckJunk]

You have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin'

[@beeldenbanknvtl6880]

erzgebirge: erz = ore gebirge = mountains (in german), pronounce it as four separate words, erz guh bir guh

[@skygods89ify]

Dude, lands' end is a great quality brand that sells really well

[@RALLIROOTS]

Ehh it does okay, not great. 20% sell through rate and a low ASP. Not a good brand to buy for resale.

[@ericvandezande1929]

Cool stuff

[@wolfmansgoodies]

Awesome video

[@RALLIROOTS]

Thanks!

[@JewelsNcrime]

Anyone that shops or donates at thrift stores like Goodwill is supporting the cause by purchasing items which is like making a contribution. I guess you can say you're making a contribution and in return you get some free stuff. I doubt thrift stores would even be able to sustain just selling to people who technically have low to no income anyhow. Also thrift stores are not as affordable as people think. Maybe the bins but def not the stores.

[@vintagecurio676]

Just to add to your opening comments. In my area many independent thrift stores let poor or homeless pick 2 sets of clothing for free; something goodwill doesn't do. Also, if poor and needy, I'm sure they are not looking for glasses of wine, figurines, or other non primary necessity items. Furthermore, most resellers are poor needy people that buy and resell at flea markets, or other local online no fees sites; I know teachers that resell to supplement their bad salary. So, those comments in my opinion; come out of ignorance from jealous people who think your whole income is from thrift store reselling.

[@stevechavez9067]

Bro I can’t stand KZbin I thought yall stopped making videos last one I got on my sub thing was when yall were buying a barn or something 😂😂😂

[@RALLIROOTS]

Hell yeah 😆 that was like 4 years ago, we’re building it into a house now.

[@Dr.AmyMilam]

Was this the Lakeland bins?

[@jamesconroy7030]

"Needy" people don't care if they have vintage, cloths, or designer brands.

[@gloriarosser1547]

Be careful. I’ve had people take things from my cart. I know it’s awful but it happens.

[@ashleyb6175]

I disagree with everyone about the rug. I think it's too large to be a prayer rug. Just my 2 cents. Lovely video as usual!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Thank you :)

[@neoanderson726]

resellers make a profit they can go back to the thrift to buy m ore stuff. In fact I would say most resellers are not making a living at this they are just circulating their money buy something, make money and go back and buy more stuff ... there is no banking any money like if you had a job working for someone else . Very much like gambling for many resellers very addiction even witth that little dopamine hit when you sell something

[@juansantana502]

Don’t feed the trolls

[@nickbarounis1081]

what good will bins was that? Im in your area and I go too the st.pete bins. is there another bins in this area I did not know about?!

[@RALLIROOTS]

manasota

[@tracyzoon5805]

I'm local also. I go to the st pete one usually but now I'm tempted to check this one out.

[@nickbarounis1081]

@@RALLIROOTS tnx!

[@Orangepower222]

I'm on my self blanket lol

[@Nanoparticle7]

Here is the best advice for the bins, bring gloves.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Yeah…we need to lol

[@gloriarosser1547]

Yes sometimes I get broken glass and even needles. My daughter found a rotten sandwich. Lol.

[@markspence3295]

But do goodwill turn a profit at year end. Do they pay dividends to shareholders?

[@RALLIROOTS]

Goodwill is a 501c3 not for profit company

[@markspence3295]

@@RALLIROOTSthank you. I’m in the uk, and we don’t have goodwill here.

[@sharonchandler6245]

A 501c3 is non profit. There is a difference between non and not for profit. Yes Goodwill is non profit.

[@RALLIROOTS]

@@sharonchandler6245 you're right, i used the wrong term, thanks for the correction :) "nonprofit" one word

[@Ingrid.Taylor]

I know nothing about rugs. My dogs peed on mine so theyre GONE… yeeted! But I LOVE A GOOD RUG! Here for the comments 🎉

[@neoanderson726]

GW does not care about anyone not their employees noone but the company //plus they get a lot of tax breaks from the government as well as grant writing

[@nancypisko491]

Nothing is cheap at goodwill lol

[@traceyhuntstreasure2890]

Allies not mean, she just thinks that people who claim they want to make money should look/work a little harder. Rather than a quick toss and sit back down.

[@BebeSatos]

💚🙏🏼💚

[@daveytimishu]

I’m glad to see Allie dressed her age finally lol last couple episodes. She looked like a 12 year-old that fell into a Goodwill bundle.

[@AbbyAvocado77]

Rude

[@RALLIROOTS]

I feel bad for your wife

[@daveytimishu]

lol Thanks for being so concerned about my beautiful wife. I’m so blessed that she’s giving me five handsome able-bodied boys while you guys have noooo kids and you act like a child in every video! You dressed your age for the first time good job. 👍🏽 your wife is supposed to be your better half and present herself as your representative now go ahead and block me because you didn’t like what I said. Or you can just toughen up and deal with a little bit of constructive criticism you literally proved my point and responded like a child. You had a Disney princess shirt on and butterfly earrings I see eight-year-old school girls dress more mature and sophisticated than you. you’re overly sensitive then you shouldn’t post it for people to make comments toughen up, buttercup!

[@daveytimishu]

@@AbbyAvocado77 I like the video and I like your content, but you hang out with a bunch of gender, dysmorphia liberal tie-dye hair, weirdos try and make some mature friends with kids and dress more sophisticated since you drive a Tesla and obviously have some money! her husband loves her too much to tell her how damn corny she looks half the time or he just doesn’t wanna deal with the arguments. I feel bad for your husband. You’re clearly not a submissive home builder he’s probably drained and just gave up. He’s like I’ll let this broad dress however she wants as long as she doesn’t give me any more static.

[@daveytimishu]

@@RALLIROOTS I feel bad for your husband you gave him no kids and you act like a child and you’re overly sensitive. You have money dress and act your age. Be more submissive less argumentative. Do you have anxiety or ADHD?

[@MompeaTexan76]

That looks like a Muslim prayer rug.

[@gamesnotover1576]

No rug expert but it looks like a Muslim prayer rug.

[@justcurious4060]

love the pilot nutcracker! nice score. and the rugs 🌷🌷🌷

[@neoanderson726]

me thrifts are too expensive for poor people ... all I see at thrift stores are resellers you can tell becaus e they are doing c omps on their phones . Poor are not dumb if they have limited time, and gas they are not going to gamble that gas and time on MAYBE finding a good item at the thriftin their size, and in good condition ( never mind at a good price I can buy new at marshalls or TJMAX for a lot less then what thrifts want for used items) .. or they can go to walmart and know there will be a variety of colors and sizes and other thing to buy in NEW condition with a return policy ...no brainer limited money and time I go to the department with new items oh and in current styles

[@ThriftMachine]

Guess what? Most resellers are the needy, need to pay bills, need to feed the family. The "needy" need to put in effort and improve their situation. It's about effort