Found His Hidden CASH STASH In $500 Storage Unit FULL OF MONEY!

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This is the fourth and final video from the $500 antique storage unit! I had a feeling that there would be big money coins in this storage unit, and WE FOUND THEM! The profit margin will be NICE now that we found money in the jar!
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@TreasureHuntingWithJebus 2 года назад

Just KNEW there had to be CASH hidden in the back of this storage unit! If you did not see the part before this one, check it out here! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jeQLPPQ2oR4.html

@waynegray2284 2 года назад

The blue jug is to fill up the blue pate but a washing blow back before they had run water so u can wash with

@rhondalamont1597 2 года назад

That milk jug had popcorn 🍿 in it 😜

@rhondalamont1597 2 года назад

Victorian style Pitcher

@paulasherman9918 2 года назад

The one can that you could not remember had potpourri in it.

@theresaciba632 2 года назад

There's a couple of things that you have in this unit I would like to buy how do I find it do you have another page on eBay or whatever?

@Dee.C 2 года назад

When I clean cast iron that badly damaged I wash with coarse salt and a chainmail scrubber, rinse well , dry out the pans well with a towel, set on the stove on high until it starts to smoke, remove and oil the entire pan with vegetable oil . Put the pan into a 450 F oven for one hour. Turn off the oven and let the pan cool completely before removing. I usually give it another light coat of oil inside. My grandma said the keys to good cast iron is never soap, minimal water, and seasoning the pan . Mine never stick and clean up quick . For everyday clean up , No soap and NO water , just your salt and scrubber , remove residue with paper towel or old towel and then oil it .

@robinkaten5273 2 года назад

Turn the cast iron skillets over and see if there is a name on them. Griswold commands high amounts as well as several others. You will have to do some leg work but it will be well worth your time.

@annamarie879 2 года назад

As an Erieite I have a full set as does everyone in my family. The were made here!

@nancyguy3566 2 года назад

Griswold and Wagoner brands are collectibles.

@glennewell8108 2 года назад

How to clean cast iron skillet. Buff out the skillet, rinse out excess with hot scalding water, do this 3 times, heat the skillet on 350 degrees, then on the last heating when dry, add lard for heat treating. Make sure you put aluminum foil on the bottom rack of your oven, for excess dripping, then turn them over, and do the same process on the bottom. Let them cool down, and they use paper towels to wipe it down both sides while it's still warm to the touch. This is how my grandmother used to do her treatment of cast iron skillets. And the good thing is you can do it as a family project, You and Amber, and mama and Baby Jebus together

@theresaohman7187 2 года назад

That's a beautiful glass ball thing. I bet it wasn't cheap when new. Glad you kids are finding such treasures. You both deserve to live a profitable life. Thanks for the great video

@cleorichardson4471 2 года назад

I love the channel ...I really like you make sure the person who lost the unit get important, personal and sentimental things like the flags back you're such a nice guy. I live in Virginia also in the south part

@dianaglass8915 2 года назад

Holy Cow!!!! Prussia basin and pitcher might be an extremely BIG find. Those were used before there was running water. The water was warmed and brought in to the persons room, who would then pour it into the basin and that is how they cleaned up daily. MIL used to collect these and we got surprisingly large amounts of money for them. Who knew!

@shirleypaslay2019 2 года назад

Ask Dr Lori when you meet with her

@WhatNow101 2 года назад

“Potpourri”!!! 😂😂 Amber, you got that! No one needs to help you with that 💕

@cferguson3368 2 года назад

There's some good cast iron cleaning notes here. Two things to be careful about. (1) Putting cast iron in a self- cleaning oven will remove the factory seal which was part of original milling... what makes good cast iron good. It sometimes destroys the pan. There is no way to know if you have a pan that will be destroyed or be just fine. So, it's a risk you need to consider. (2) Leaving a cast iron pan in vinegar for too long can also remove the factory seal as well as damage the pan. The problem is the acid in the vinegar. So be careful how long you leave it in vinegar. General recommendation is no more than 3 hours, but I've done much longer. The key here is to check the pan periodically. Those pans didn't look too bad in the quick view, so maybe soap & a scrubby followed by re-seasoning with oil will do the trick. You can also use electrolysis which is also kind of crazy fun science to clean them and other things too. No matter what method you use, you do need to oil and re-season, or the pans will flash rust again. All this sounds complicated, but it's really not. Cast iron is the original teflon pan. If it is well seasoned & you cook at the right temperature, clean up & maintenance is easy. Again, from the quick view, those pans look like a set Wagner made of graduated size skillets. I sold a small size set with 3 graduated size pans, largest was about 4 inches in diameter, for $125 last year, so you may have some good value if it is that set since you have more & larger pans. If the pans are not marked, go to a website called the Cast Iron Collector. The website has great info on identifying old pan makers. Griswold and Wagner will bring good money, but there are some other pans that can be equally valuable. Having a lot of cast iron is not so odd. I have somewhere in vicinity of 25 pans, different sizes & types for different purposes... cooking everything from bicuits to cobblers to meat. I've also been cleaning & selling cast iron other folks consider trash for about 20 years.

@cferguson3368 2 года назад

Funny extra note, one of my son's friends borrowed a cast iron griddle from him and put it in the dishwasher. As soon as he took it out of the dishwasher, he knew he'd made a mistake. It was a real pain to fix it.

@michaelrichards6907 2 года назад

Blue pitcher is part of what is called a Hotel set. Wash basin,etc. Could be worth quite a bit.☺

@tangomoggynoengi8518 2 года назад

Especially being as it is marked Prussia, which is part of the pre-World War 1 Germany (around or before it was the Weimar Republic (before 1914))...!

@michaelrichards6907 2 года назад

@@tangomoggynoengi8518 my mom has an early American set,not worth near as much as the Prussian

@tangomoggynoengi8518 2 года назад

@@docholliday4546 All I was doing, was qualifying the age of the item. I did not mention anything about the quality or value of said set...! It may have a decent value, owing to its potential rarity... alternatively it may not have realized its premium value yet. It may be an undiscovered gem... Some antique pieces can look like utter dross, but can command top end prices. Other items can be complete junk... and you have to pay people to take it away...! 😉👍

@MarthaGonzalez-jm3vn 2 года назад

Oh my! I worry that you don't appreciate all the goodies you have found in this unit.

@mikeakaheavy2051 2 года назад

Light steel wool with warm water , Never use soap. Preheat oven to 450. Dry pans well. Coat with any cooking oil. Put in oven for 30 minutes. Turn off heat. Let cool. They'll be cured properly.

@brendastrean3375 2 года назад

Build a fire in your new backyard like a small burn pit. Put all your cast iron in it. Burn them for a bit. Let the fire go out. Pull the pans out and let them cool. Once the cast iron is cool, take inside and clean up. Just use hot water rinse and wipe out. You can use a small amount of dish soap to clean them. Rinse very well with hot water. You can dry them with just a paper towel. To "season the cast iron" Turn oven on to about 325 degrees. Put cast iron in the oven and let them dry out just about 5 minutes. After 5 minutes take the pans out, let cool and then put a nice amount of Crisco in each pan. You can cover with the plastic bowl covers. I have bought them at like Big Lots but I think any Dollar Store sells them. Good Luck and let me know if this works.

@kaylinaguirre1623 2 года назад

U can clean the cast iron pans in sink with really hot water, dawn dish soap, a steal wool scouring pad scrub entire skillet really good, rinse with really really hot water. Place on top of stove turn on Burner and let heat dry skillet completely, then shut off Burner take a couple paper towels and put vegetable oil in skillet use paper towels to rub oil all over entire skillet. It's clean from that point everytime u use the skillets clean and dry the same way and oil it after every use. If the skillet are original cast iron skillets made in usa they are worth money. Cause the ones made now are not made in USA and they are not heavy like real USA made ones.

@christopherkrajec7309 2 года назад

Saw an interesting TikTok video where they used lemon wedges, vinegar, and baking soda. Vinegar should pretty much fill the pan with the lemon wedges before you add the baking soda. Bring it to a boil. The lemon wedges should start to turn brown, so you may need to add more vinegar and baking soda til that happens. When the lemon wedges start to turn brown, turn off the heat. Take out the lemon wedges and rinse the pan. After you rinse, take a paper towel and whip down the pan. Based on the TikTok video and tested by another TikTok user, this should bring the pan back to almost new status.

@tiffanymay4273 2 года назад

You can clean the cast iron pans with just water, dry them really good or put them on the stove, turn on the burner to dry them off then coat them in oil. Vegetable oil or crisco will work.

@marlieblanton198 2 года назад

Since you don't know where they have been, please use soap, at least once. It won't hurt it. 😁

@tiffanymay4273 2 года назад

@@marlieblanton198 your not suppose to ever use soap on cast iron because the soap can stay on the pans...they need to use hot water to clean then really good

@dianaglenn3921 2 года назад

Season with crisco or bacon grease. Videos on you tube give you step by step.

@wadejohnson1121 2 года назад

I collect vintage cast iron cookware. Some of those can be worth over $1,000. Collectors use an e-tank to remove rust and a lye tank to remove old seasoning. Then they need reseasoned. I could give you values if i had good photos (front and back)

@claraclark1427 2 года назад

I got 30 of them.1 is just for corn bread.south Louisiana that's all we use

@soniacaldwell1639 2 года назад

The pitcher and bowl are "Flow Blue" pottery. Prussian marks predate German marks -- so ca. late 1800's to early 1900's. Very nice set.

@DawnNunoBettencourtGal 2 года назад

its a wash basin where you pour water in bowl to wash face ect..

@myowndrum286 2 года назад

Those cast iron frying pans can look new again! They just need some TLC. They cost a lot now! I've had mine for over 45 years.

@shirleypaslay2019 2 года назад

Best pans ever!!! I have a dedicated corn tortilla pan for when I make tacos

@saveitdamnit 2 года назад

The older they are at the better they are

@dianne3568 2 года назад

To cure cast iron, I rub the inside and outside of the pan with bacon grease. I guess other types of grease will work as well. Anyway, put in the over for an hour at 350 degrees. After the hour is up, let the pans cool, then lightly rub the inside of the pan with bacon grease, veggie oil etc., using a paper towel. You should have a black shiny glean on the inside. I have been using cast iron frying pans for over 60 years and that's how I cure my pans. Love your videos, congrats on all you found in this locker. God Bless you.

@marlieblanton198 2 года назад

I love watching you guys. You are good people. The cast iron is easy to clean. It needs cleaned and seasoned. Scrub them really good with dish soap and water, you can use brillo pads on the stubborn rust. Once it's clean and dry, coat it with a thin coat of Crisco, or bacon fat, put it upside down in a hot oven, like 400 degrees for 30 minutes. You don't have to be exact with times or amounts. If you are going to keep some, fry bacon in it a couple of times and it will be good to go! Next, the blue pitcher and dish are for a wash stand. Before there was running water, people kept the pitcher full of water and the bowl was to was in. Keep up the good work and congrats on your new home!!

@robinandrews1300 2 года назад

You do Not use Brillo or any kind of steel wool in cast iron.

@marlieblanton198 2 года назад

@@robinandrews1300 if it is rusty and needs to be stripped, then yes I do. I've been using cast iron as long as I was big enough to stand on a chair and reach to stovetop. I'm now 59 years old and have 2 generations of cast iron users behind me. It is not delicate, for crying out loud! It is very concerning to me that you all are worried about hurting this pan that came out of a nasty, moldy storage unit. You don't have any idea what else it has been in contact with. I would want to strip it down and reseason it so I would know it's clean before I used it. Anything less is just nasty to me. I'm not going to respond to any more posts, remember that everyone has their own ways, but mine is the correct one. 😜 I'm just kidding about that. 😁 peace out

@mahalathacker6513 2 года назад

The blue picture and bowl goes with that table that had the wooden mirror and candle holders on it, it was an antique wash stand.

@gmamimi735 2 года назад

29:00. That looks like an old train lantern. They would swing them in different patterns to communicate with the engineer. Sometimes they had colored panals 😁

@sneakymagic 2 года назад

Congrats on finally finding the coins and getting a house I hope we'll be able to get a house tour I also bet your local Karen will be happy 😂 keep up the amazing work I love watching you guys

@joyminasi2618 2 года назад

I have my great grandmamas cast iron Dutch oven. First rule never use dish soap on your cast iron. To “season” them buy coarse salt and fill the pan with salt to cover the bottom. Place on a high flame. Use a wooden spoon to scrape the rust off until the salt burns lightly. Let it cool. Throw away the burnt salt. Use some oil, vegetable is fine , wipe the pan clean. Place in and oven to store. If you store otherwise place a towel in between the stacked pans. To clean after usage, rinse with hot water and wipe dry until clean. You’re sitting on a treasure hon. Thanks for the videos!

@lynngray9750 2 года назад

I like watching your videos and appreciate what you do with your yard sales. I have to admit I get really nervous when you handle things too quickly and potentially devalue something. I saw several things of value that you set aside as probably being worthless. Glad you have so many knowledgeable subscribers who can help you with values. If you took an antique wash stand to the dump that held the very likely antique wash basin and pitcher that's sad. It could have been restored? Good luck with each and every unit. Hope you continue to do well.

@fourrosethrifters 2 года назад

I’m so glad you’re having live auctions!!!

@ThePsychoBob 2 года назад

So happy live auctions are back!!!!

@cazb7806 2 года назад

Hi Jebus and Amber, some nice finds, happy you found cash. Blessings.

@haroldmay9132 2 года назад

To get the rust to not return you have to cook it in a fire for about a half hour then rub it with oil an it's good till ya need it

@rebeccaclark9799 2 года назад

The beat to death coin looks like a large cent. Take a still picture with side light it makes it easier to see the bust.

@DarProbus 2 года назад

I had to share a story with you. My mother NEVER wore nail polish until she turned 70. Then she had to have a color to match every blouse LOL. Blouse change meant new polish time lol

@jimsmisadventuresinbeekeeping 2 года назад

That was a good unit, nice to see you found the coins. The coin you said looked beat up could very well be a large cent. Looking forward to your next unit, take care.

@sherrymartin2017 2 года назад

Yes you can clean rusted cast iron here's how: 1. Soak each piece of rusty cast iron in a solution of one part vinegar and one part water. 2. Using the brush, test each piece after 30 minutes to an hour to see if the rust is coming off. ...3. Once you have scrubbed the skillet clean of rust, 4. rinse it thoroughly with water. 5. Dry skillet completely, and reseason.this is how to do that: Clean. 1. Scrub the pan well in hot, soapy water. ...2. Oil. Rub a thin layer of vegetable oil or melted shortening over the entire pan. ...3. Bake. Preheat the oven to 350˚F. ...4. Cool. After one hour, turn off the oven and leave the pan in the oven to cool completely.. There ya go .🥰💜💚💜💚

@rebeccaclark9799 2 года назад

Pitcher & wash bowl. It was used before indoor plumbing. It would sit on a stand that would have a place to hang your was cloth & towel

@suemiller8578 2 года назад

I heard this about 50 years ago and when you said about cleaning the cast iron pan It all came back to me. You put the empty pan on the stove until it’s very hot it will start to take the colour of the impurity in the iron and then you get a bamboo brush and scratch the bottom of the pan all over. You then tip away all the salt and add a small amount of oil heat it up and the using a piece of kitchen roll keep rubbing it until it is sparkling clean. If you just look up cast iron pans and salt it will explain a lot better than I can. Good luck with that x

@sixxygrrl 2 года назад

I just realized why all of us have anxiety and depression.... All our games set us up for unrealistic expectations and blow up in our faces... Perfection, Operation, etc...

@diannedavis6833 2 года назад

So pleased you got all the crap out so you can find some more great stuff!

@TreasureHuntingWithJebus 2 года назад

Definitely made this easier!

@robertafreeman7303 2 года назад

the beautiful blue "pitcher" is actually called a ewer. they were used in bedrooms instead of a sink. The user would pour water into the bottom and wash hands or face. It is gorgeous.

@TheMryphipps 2 года назад

Google 'seasoning' cast iron - they will have to be scrubbed to get the rust off, then oil and heat in the oven. My mother never put hers in the sink, they were wiped out and put in the oven for storage.

@bernadettew3614 8 месяцев назад

Was I the only one saying pot pourri at the screen.? So glad you got it Amber lol. Things like that come to me at 2am usually lol. Great antique artifacts n coins too. 👏👏👍🏻👍🏻😍

@suzanabunikwatch4197 2 года назад

Great finds. 👍👍👍

@glennewell8108 2 года назад

Part two of the Skillet cleaning procedure Before I forget, you should actually do a video, of the family together doing the heat treating of those cast iron, I think it would be a pretty good video because then you know how to do it and you can share that knowledge with others

@brendahawks8124 2 года назад

Sift through this one carefully! Lots of collectibles, vintage glass, etc! Old toys are valuable too. Good for you guys! Love watching the realness of your vids! Be yourself that’s the best✌️

@christinekelly2371 2 года назад

Lite Brite kept me busy as a kiddo in the 70s on a stormy summer day. Toys up in the attic, we played up there for hours. Those toys brought back so many memories!!

@trudybull1838 2 года назад

Wash the cast iron in dish water and then take a paper towel with some oil and wipe the inside of the pan really good...it cost a good bit of money for a cast iron

@bettysale4597 2 года назад

The blue pitcher is a pitcher and bowl set that was used in old days as a wash basin that would be set on a dresser or washstand in a bedroom.

@today1more2 2 года назад

OMG... I WOULD LOVE TO BUY THE CAST IRON PANS.

@wyspyr5637 2 года назад

When an iron pan rusts, clean, even sand it down to the original cast iron. Coat the entire piece in oil. Put in the oven and heat for a period of time until the skillet turns black. (This used to be done on an open flame fire). This is called seasoning the skillet. If done properly you have the original type of "teflon" and whatever you cook on it with grease or butter will NOT stick. Avoid letting burnt debris coat the skillet. Wash by hand in sink with dishwashing soap. Cooking with the iron skillet is actually a culinary art. Not to mention it adds iron to the diet.

@twillabenge8955 Год назад

never soap

@Twelwanger 2 года назад

cleaning cast iron pans: put em in a barrel with sand, roll it down a hill. same way as cleaning Chainmails and armor.

@nachostuff 2 года назад

Loved the coins. Not a horrible unit. Happy Hunting.

@smittysfamilystore9441 2 года назад

Just wanted to say thanks for the shoutout in your live video yesterday. That was so awesome. You guys are so much fun to watch. Thanks, Smitty.

@marylindsey4084 2 года назад

I have a frosted snowman just like that. That little pull toy looks old. Cool finds. Thanks for sharing

@debmyatt108 2 года назад

GREAT stuff!!

@gingerboucher6105 2 года назад

I flinched when you dropped cup, I thought you dropped the horse!

@lifeofmamatess1908 2 года назад

Nice stuff … 🙂 watching from Seattle Washington…

@NIGHTMARESK8R111 2 года назад

I don’t put the notifications on because I like the thrill of just opening up RU-vid and seeing your new video up 😭😭

@brendabradley303 2 года назад

The large blue pitcher with the matching bowl is a pitcher & wash basin for bathing. Enjoyed this video so much. Always watch you all. Brenda Bradley Ocala, Fl

@cynditaylor750 2 года назад

Oh man, those games bring back such good memories!

@frandistabile4723 2 года назад

Lite Brite was fun when I was little and I am old, lol! My cousin has the exact same snowman(the one that looks like an upside down glass) Oh my gosh that Teddy Bear that you pull along is really old! I heard the same as you about VHS tapes. It's suppose to be the old scary movies. I lose my ability to talk when it comes to answering machines! I hate it 😄So happy you found some coins. Looking forward to the auction! Congratulations on the new house. Can't wait to see what it looks like. Amber, I like the light grey tones as well.

@beckyriott1584 9 месяцев назад

Those skillets will sell big time

@tallywacker4209 2 года назад

Man I swear I could come and hangout with you guys in a storage unit just going through things! You guys are so funny and have the best personalities

@nimbysep7602 2 года назад

Get some pool filter sand use it to scrub the cast iron and remove the rust. Once the rust is off hot water and dawn dish soap dry immediately coatl with olive oil (inside and out) and heat in the oven at 200 degrees for 1 HR let cool this seasons the pan depending on how long it has Bern you may need to redcoat and heat. This seasoning keeps it from rusting again. Each time you wash it you need to coat it with a thin coat of oil

@mikeakaheavy2051 2 года назад

Never use soap. Cast is pourous will absorb it..

@nimbysep7602 2 года назад

@@mikeakaheavy2051my great grandmother taught me to clean them up from rust that way. She had her p and fro her mother and we found some garage sailing I wanted to be like her and that's how we cleaned and restored them. I had them from 1977 to Hurricane Sandy took them away

@susanbrys928 2 года назад

Season the pans with oil and a dash of salt, rub it in with a paper towel.

@douglashus-tu-eesnichol4289 2 года назад

I'm so happy 4 ur family in getting a great home .. keep on keepin on my gd friends ...

@robindarrow1738 2 года назад

Use steel wool to clean the rust off the pans, then you wash them, heat on stove and use a spritz of cooking spray to primer the pans. I've had mine since I was 5, (family had, when mom died in 200, I got them).

@suedavenport5996 2 года назад

That pitcher and bowl was awesome. Loved it.

@janmckeever9860 2 года назад

The blue Prussian pitcher and bowl were used for washing up, face, hands. whatever, before they had running water in homes. The pitcher would have water in it and you would pour it into the bowl and wash up. They were beautiful.

@debispilker4392 2 года назад

Ooo! Love the art glass! That little pull toy is a Fisher Price, and that one is old.

@timberg7377 2 года назад

Depending on what type of cast iron you have there, they could be up-to 50 bucks.. Look for Griswald or Wanger.. The way to clean them, when they look like that, is with hot soapy water with steelwool, then you want to treat them.. Wipe down with cooking oil, then stick them in the oven at 400 for 1 hour, let cool. Wash with only hot water, they may need another treatment, wipe with cooking oil, back in the oven, 400 for 1 hour. Wash again with hot water, no soap... Then never use soap again, once they are treated..

@desdecardo 2 года назад

23:55 You are absolutely correct. That design is "Walking Liberty".

@dj5626 2 года назад

Yes love when these videos release 🙂

@TreasureHuntingWithJebus 2 года назад

Always awesome!

@KatyWatson173 2 года назад

Those iron skillets are all salvageable there are tons of RU-vids to help I also suggest getting a chain mail stainless steel scrubber available on Amazon for around $10 don’t get the one with the sponge inside just the flat one works best. 🙂

@deborahcollins9623 2 года назад

Jebus your face when the lid popped off!! Lollollol

@shirleytolliver2638 2 года назад

The blue pitcher and bowl were used in the early to wash hands,face and bath. That set is very nice and has value.

@punkchica83 2 года назад

That big blue pitcher and basin has to be pre-1930s because Prussia was no long a country in about 1935. So it's probably around 100 years old.

@kstone7700 2 года назад

That’s a good day to bring it back !! The 12th is my Birthday:)

@aletaschulz1108 2 года назад

Yes. You can remove the rust. RU-vid has instructions on cleaning AND reseasoning them. 🤗🤗💚💖

@robinweller7990 2 года назад

To clean cast iron, wipe it inside and out with butter or shortening. Line the bottom of your oven and turn it on to 250°. Turn pan upside down in the oven and let them bake for an hour. Turn off oven and let pans cool. Wipe them down inside and out and they are ready to use. I have seen cast iron seasoned in a campfire. Just bury in the wood of the last fire at night and rinse and use in the morning.

@purplewinx1973 2 года назад

Ok it is on Outdoor Boys! Cast iron restoration seasoning cleaning and cooking. Cast iron skillets griddles and pots. There are more videos that Luck has about cast iron and how to restore it.

@janedewarray3970 2 года назад

Omg, cast iron can be expensive!! I have a lot. One item I bought for $20, the last one I saw sold was $450.00

@violetraal5383 2 года назад

The blue pitcher and bowl is what they had in rooms to wash themselves in days before indoor plumbing

@shelleybirt3677 2 года назад

Never forget . Even a broken clock is right twice a day. 😁

@peggylewis7817 2 года назад

Congratulations on your house did you tell your neighbors you were moving I bet you they're so glad God bless you and your wife your life Jeremy and George I watch them all the time God bless you all

@JodeeDeemHall 2 года назад

With Rusty cast iron pans used SOS pads to clean them then rub them with peanut oil put them in the oven and bake them so they have a nice coating on them and there you go already to go again

@oneagentfrog 2 года назад

The largest cast iron skillet could be worth 3k$! RU-vid University can help you remove rust and dirt to restore the collection of cast iron. That's a great find, thank you for sharing! the pitcher and basin was made when there was not running water it was used to bathe. It is probably from 300-1200$ depending on condition

@maddog6191 2 года назад

You have to clean and starch a Pan with cooking oil And baking soda Cook it in the oven For 5 minutes

@maddog6191 2 года назад

Add clean it out with the paper towel after out of the oven

@kelleythaler541 2 года назад

One part vinegar to one part water soak for 30 minutes then brush with scrub brush then wash as usual .I dry mine either in or on top of stove then lightly oil down

@geraiapowen2 Год назад

That blue pitcher and basin was from before running water. Prussia is a country that no longer exists. You would have a dry sink in your room and that would sit in it filled with water for washing your face and shaving. Cool find.

@chrissybeavers8347 2 года назад

Potpourri!!! Made me jump!!!! Interesting unit...Some good stuff and as always so much fun to watch you guys.

@stkn2itdm 2 года назад

Lite-Brite was one of my son's favorite toys and he's 44. It's good to hear you have good memories of some simple things in life.

@traceyjackson4292 2 года назад

You can still buy them. It's just a little smaller. I also bought the perfection game. Gonna get some the other older toys/games soon

@karenohearn5644 2 года назад

Potpourri is what was in the tin. Cast iron you can clean with salt water. It rust cause of the iron best pans ever

@sabinebruhns6632 2 года назад

The blue porcelain "pitcher" together with the tray is a set. I stood in your room containing water and was used for washing yourself - before there were bathrooms, so either it is really old or it is a replica.

@patriciamoore6349 2 года назад

You can clean cast iron with a Char Boy and Dawn. After you clean them spray Pam all over them and wipe them down with a paper towel... they will look brand new. I LOVE my cast iron!

@diannedavis6833 2 года назад

The large blue pitcher with matching bowl are what was used when there was no running water. They were used to wash up.

@TreasureHuntingWithJebus 2 года назад

Oh cool!

@ubeenbit4791 2 года назад

@@TreasureHuntingWithJebus There was a mirror that you pulled in first few videos that I believe goes with it. It was oval an had the wood dangling lol. Those are worth a nice chunk of not damaged. I paid 350 for mine. My bad. I haven't watched the whole video yet. Lol. But if it has the stand with the bowl and pitcher then it would be worth alot. And the mirror goes to the stand. Sorry to confuse. I'm still watching 😉😜

@pennykivett1341 2 года назад

With your cast iron what you have to do is run some really hot soapy water then wash the pans then take areal strong scouring pad or sand paper and scrub of any rust rinse in clean water then dry very well. After all that take vegetable oil and a paper towels and coat then inside of the pan and place in a 300 degree oven and bake it for an hour after times up turn off oven and let cool to room temperature, rewash in just soap water after drying coat in a thin coat of oil. Or just sell them rusted and let the owners do it!