De-clutter Project - 680 clutter items removed from home

[magicdonjuan27]

Scutter trade in some stuff to salvation army and get your tax ride off

[314jrock]

I haven't seen Digimon since I was a little.

[o0BeadFreak0o]

Idk where you live but if I had gone to your yardsale I would be in trouble lol. Lots of good stuff there!

[phillipj1978]

U got mo junk than Fred Sanford

[dawnettie]

U got lots of stuff!!Thats the type of sale I like. I could spend hours digging through ur treasures!!!! I wis I was closer!!!

[evcrawfish]

congrats brotherman, glad you are getting things like you want. i know thinning out stuff is always insane.

if you happen to come across a grass catcher for a honda htr3009 riding mower, i am in need of one. thank you sir.

[webriter60]

well keep up the good work, you are an inspiration to the rest of us.

[webriter60]

for a junkery you are really doing a number on your clutter, congrats!

[scutter4christ]

@webriter60 I'm getting there but still have many miles to go. I didn't show what was in storage out back in the video. :o) But I did make a huge dent in the stuff over the weekend.

[ledzeplin7]

If those bowls are 3:19 you can take them to a recycling center and get money for them, same with copper and aluminum.

[scutter4christ]

@ledzeplin7 I usually hold back metal that doesn't sell. Not so much for recycling, but because dad is kind of a fanatic about saving metal items. Of course he's pretty good at building all kinds of stuff from recycled materials so it works out pretty good most of the time.

[ledzeplin7]

How much money did you make?

[scutter4christ]

@ledzeplin7 About $160. Not as much as I normally make on a big sale like this but I was happy with it. It will help go towards the home repairs that have got to be done around here.