That will be fun. I loved the potter's house adventure.

Same! That's the first thing I thought of when I saw the title on his video - "Here we go again!" :D

That was my thought as well lol

That was a nice series! He was so respectful of her and helped the viewers to understand how it could get like it was.

I was thinking the same thing. I really liked the potter house series. And it made money at the end so why not. It's a lot of work but there is money in those hoarder houses.

YES!!!!!😁😁😁

Haha...please

Yes PLEASE, PRETTY PLEASE!

Crowdfund the hoard? Hehe

@@lovecatspiracy I'm not against it. 😂

Good comment :-)

Couldn’t agree more.

I don't shop too much, but watching this makes me want to deep clean my bathrooms.

100%!!!

I just said to my husband, make sure I don’t end up like this with all my collections🙄🙄🙄

I already did that. 😁 And I was so happy that I had when it came to lockdown this year.

I did my home through lockdown here in Suffolk England...my thought process as I decluttered was very much...do I love it...do I use it...does anyone else want it...and my son will appreciate one day that I saved him a job...he will just have to do the dvd!s ...that’s my hubby hobby! 🤗🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧💕

Read my mind

Hahahhahahahaha

You crack such wise ones even you're near Josh

Me too! Its like a form of meditation for me.

And I said that after being inside a barn on the family farm for about two minutes, at which point I found a STACK of EMPTY cereal boxes with the empty bags in them

I guess he does as he bought it all lol. What is he gonna do with it all. Just too much to sort. The old vintage clothes would have to be dry cleaned to bring any $. Other things would have to be really cleaned up for resale. Likely mice and who knows what else has been crawling around the stuff.

Alex has a GoPro which he can use hands free - apparently he prefers the mobile camera. He knows what's best for him ;)

OMG...I keep shouting "USE TWO HANDS!!!" lololololol

Absolutely. I’ve sold vintage clothes on eBay for years. This is a gold mine.

@@HipstyHeavener I know!

LOVE vintage clothing!!

i would’ve went through everything i seen so many cute coats

We have about a 500 sq foot basement to go through. My husband's grandmother's house. We actually live in the house and have for 10 years. The house looked very much like that one. Grandma didn't do banks so she had cash everywhere... In junk mail envelopes and catalogs, wrapped in fabric in newspapers... couldn't throw anything away without thoroughly checking it first. Took us a year to go through and get the house livable then renovate. Have only done 1/2 of the 1100 sq ft basement. We both worked full time. A couple years ago I became disabled and can't get to the basement on my own now.

Oh man that sounds interesting. Where are you?

We are in NC

@@jenaemarieAZ Beloit Wisconsin. Around the Beloit College area.

@@LynnTaylorProctor I'm cleaning out large Estates and storage units right now. We are in Beloit Wisconsin

The funny part was he was so emotionally dysfunctional, he had this pattern of blowing up his life and running away over and over. So when he blew it up with me and ran away, he left me in charge of getting his stuff out of the apartment. Abandoned everything. As much work as it was, it was actually convenient, because when he showed up a month later with a U-Haul to get it all, I didn't have to let him in. I just pointed him in the direction of the storage unit and said "Have fun!" The funny part of the story is that he grossly misjudged how much crap he had, and the van he'd rented was comically too small for the load. He and his buddy (translated: husband of the woman he was now grifting) literally spent all night trying to puzzle-piece it all in and they eventually had to leave some stuff behind for me to throw out. It was good for a chuckle. I didn't mind taking his 3-ft high Captain Morgan statue to the dumpster. 😂

@@m0L3ify Let me the one to tell you, You WON! Well done. Keep on being amazing xoxo

My mom hoarded fabric and miniatures. I found 8 paper boxes full of miniatures. Doesn't sound like a lot until you realize things were smaller than Barbie size.

@@m0L3ify My ex was a bit like that as well, but less specific about things he'd hoard. He'd go through stages with different hobbies and just become totally obsessive about that hobby. I finally convinced him to get help and he got a diagnosis and some good therapy, but he blamed me for everything that went wrong and would never go to couples therapy. Somehow, he connected the fact that because I pushed him to get help, his diagnosis was my fault. The marriage didn't survive, but he's doing a lot better now and has a new lady who seems much better suited to him (read *younger*) and seems much happier and more functional, apart from the fact that he took early retirement and decided to not work anymore. I guess now nothing gets in the way of his hobbies, including his children.

@@TheAccidentalViking sorry Carol. I am sure it’s not as peachy on the Inside, so you surely better off now.

You need to go back and re-check that first video. This is a well organized dream compared to the Potter's House! That place was so crazy with just piles and piles of old newspapers and like 2 tons of old clothes thrown all over the place. Alex was sick for months and months due to cleaning that place out.

@@Laura-mi3nv Came here to say exactly this. No way this is anywhere nearly as bad as Potter’s house.

@@LessThanThree76 ahhhhhh, but remember the amazing pottery he found😍

I agree, especially after I just got one for hubby and he was making nice vids in a day! The chest harness is perfect for keeping camera facing forward and the head strap for keeping it looking where you are facing. And amazing picture quality!

A go pro would make things so must easier for you Alexander. 😁

And old buttons go for quite a bit.

Unfortunately older fabrics and laces can deteriorate in bad conditions or just age!

@@LynnTaylorProctor buttons are the serious return on investment in the vintage sewing hoard world! I want them all

@@lovecatspiracy buttons do not necessarily give a good return unless they are marked, in good condition, glass buttons without cracks and with paint still attached, metal buttons without rust etc. And early plastics that have not began to erode. Believe me you have to go through tons of buttons to find a gem. Some carded buttons will also give a good return. Just because a thing is old does not mean it will demand a high price.....that is why most collectors say buy it because you love it and not because you believe you have a treasure......lots of disappointment in purchasing for monetary gain.

Yeah, LOL!!

Hahahahaha. I kept tipping my head trying to see something he didn’t.

A go pro would be helpful I think.

@@beckerickson8034 people have mentioned that and Alex prefers to do it holding the camera. I couldn’t do all that one-handed, for sure.

I am yelling Alex! Grab the beautiful old embroidered linens... and the baby croc, horn ship, cool old cushions and pillows...😆

Yes. When I am unable to keep up with the mess I will move to a small apartment or assisted living for sure. Last winter I was in a wheelchair and still kept our house clean!

True, but that is not this situation, you can see a hoarder mentality here. Just piles of stuff that someone cannot part with.

They started out organizing stuff, but eventually they lost control.

🤣 🤣

I seemed to have stepped into a sinkhole. I almost was down for the count! I could not breathe! I literally had tears streaming down my face. I had to sit down. I was laughing that hard!!!!!

😂😂😂

You are seriously funny, Macca!😊

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

French bulldogs. They were cute.

Yeah, I liked them as well. But I gave myself a good telling off.😂🤣

@@ShipCreek I want a green one! They are adorable.

Dale Riccetti -- What the Goodwill thrift store rejects can be taken to a Salvation Army store and keep it also going for a few years.

This house could make a fortune for an online seller.

If it was dry cleaned as stores don't want to sell musty and moldy smelling things. Too much work. Even books will start to smell or rot.

I was waiting for a bunch of comments about the “orbs” in the video!😂

@@jackandpiper it was like a better version of ghosthunters for real hahahaha

One benefit of the pandemic surely is having masks always on hand for keeping dust out of your lungs while raiding a good hoarder house 😁

@@jackandpiper Yes, I said "ORBS!" 🤣🤣🤣

This time he was forced to have a mask on :P Remember Potter's House when there were comments on WEAR A MASK! WEAR GLOVES! I would be wearing goggles - all that dust. :P

I too thought it looked like moorcroft. Gorgeous. Finding a moorcroft in the wild is one big goal for me. If I did find one I'd probably pass out!

That was my first thought that it was Moorcroft as well!

I did, too. I kept waiting for Alex to pick it up.

Yes looked like a quality vase

10:41 this one?

I do hope someone who appreciates clothing will work with these people. I’m sure there is a ton of clothes theater groups would go crazy for

Was that dust? At one point I was like is it snowing inside?

Definitely a Moorcraft vase! :)

Yep, definitely Moorcroft I would say. You’d get £500 for that in the UK.

Timestamp? I think I've heard the term moorecroft on Antiques Roadshow, Im a novice 😅

Time stamp 10:19 ? Maybe, but it doesn’t seem quite the same style I see for Moorcroft in Google Images ...

It's quite large! MANY hundred$ of dollars for that vase!!!

Cant mess the hair,lol

Or a chest mount 🤔

@@koamountainranch2868 haha

I agree

The head mount if used well feels really natural. It's as if we are there in his head! I follow a channel of scraps and pellets man he used the head gear very well.

Yeah, i kept wanting to talk to him through the whole thing!

Oooo good idea!

It would be fun to see what all he would end up digging out but I think he is making a wise decision by not taking that on right now.

They did look to be high quality. If they were Salviati & Co (which they looked like to me and are normally found in pairs), they're worth multiple thousands of dollars...in reality, I saw several things in there that were very valuable. I'd be diggin' til I couldn't stand the dust any more. I'd also be making an offer on the contents.

I know! Please, please pay attention to the glass!

@@Snarkapotamus Me too! So much valuable stuff in there!

I'm not so sure. With the preponderance of all the other stuff being inexpensive, I'd doubt if anything there would be very valuable. But Alex is going back, so we'll see.

@@mauraswenson8892 - I'm sure. 20+ years in ceramics and glass tells me there''s some seriously interesting pieces in that house...

I am that mature homemaker who has cleaned and has been studying vintage in lock-down. I immediately thought of a costumer from a theater or at least there must be a boutique or two that specialise in vintage clothing in the Edmonton area. Some of the 'smalls' in the house looked to be of pretty good quality. I keep saying, every time I watch one of Alex's video's... 'If only I lived closer.' The 'crystalised' dust is from those rooms freezing. There were obvious signs of mice. Someone's got to get in there and sort it out.

@@TheAccidentalViking Everyone sells online now. You're not limited to the city you're in. So much of this stuff - glass, china, ceramics, lamps, lamp shades, costume jewelry would fly off the virtual shelves if offered online, especially to American customers. There is sooooo much good stuff in this house!

@@IvyRoad I live in Norway. The cost of postage here is NUTS.

I have a chair made the same way that my Grandfather gave me back in the 60's.

My mom always had one too.

Yes, my grandmother had one like that, filled with embroidered handkerchiefs.

@@mozu517 My mom also kept her handkerchiefs in hers too. I think she made it in school in the 40s.

You've probably worked out by now, but unfortunately the designer bags are replica as you suspected

Where was it?

Next to the record player in the wee cubby hole 👍🏻

Hmm I’ll see if I can go back and check

I was going to ask the same thing! It’s a beauty!

I’ll be surprised if it doesn’t end up being one

Yes, good idea to start now and get younger people to help. You can tell them the stories of everything you find, what fun. I thought this place was quite well organised, if cluttered. Everything was put away in boxes etc, not just one big pile of junk on the floors.