I really am slacking with posting my Goodwill trash to treasure finds. I promise you I will be pouring more effort into it very soon.
Looking at the price tag I blinked a few times...$3.00 and after my discount $2.90. I was jumping up doing heel kicks to my car. It had a bit of dust on it but looked as if it had never been used. No bad oder's or discoloration. So after a scrub down in the back yard I rolled it right into the laundry room.
For now here are a few goodies that I picked up last week at my local Goodwill.
My eyes first laid upon this with thought of a gift giving chalkboard. I'm always drawn to things with non-standuard shapes. But, after getting it home and gussying up the frame it grew on me.
So I hung it on my newly painted walls in my laundry room re-do. Not bad lookin' for $3.85!
{Please don't judge me for my top loading washing machine. I just can not bring myself to pay $1,200.00 for a new one until this one flat out dies. I enjoy the top loading much more than the side loading one.}I have been eyeballing this at Target but in my cheapness just could not bring myself to pay the $59.99 price tag , for plastic. So imagine my happiness when the Goodwill employee rolled this right out of the back room to my feet.
Looking at the price tag I blinked a few times...$3.00 and after my discount $2.90. I was jumping up doing heel kicks to my car. It had a bit of dust on it but looked as if it had never been used. No bad oder's or discoloration. So after a scrub down in the back yard I rolled it right into the laundry room.
Now it's home to the rest of my ribbon.
Happy hunting to you all this weekend.
Wow! What a different a black frame makes!
ReplyDeleteNice finds! Top load is the way to go, according to our longtime appliance repairman. He said the front load machines just don't get the clothes clean.
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