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We just put items in a large space bag, with baking soda and freeze them for a few days. Works on everything from books to album covers, clothing to plush, shoes etc. We even tried to put a small side table in my chest freezer once that was riddled with nicotine. The door wouldn’t shut, so that was that!
Just listened to the podcast- really enjoyed it, as always. I believe you mentioned “inkfrog” or “6bit” for an access question to ebay helpers. I have heard it mentioned before in other forums that you can create a “user permissions” setting on your ebay account. Apparently to give drafting or listing rights to someone, without that person seeing all your other info. Would love to dive into this deeper, perhaps someone knows?
Hi Sharon! My wife Alana grew up Eugene/Springfield area. Its beautiful out there. Nice to meet you.
We have bankers boxes with numbers on them for all of our “one off” items. We use totes for clothing and shoes. Artwork is on our walls in 3 of our 4 bedrooms until it sells. Furniture is is our garage.
We use the “custom label” field on ebay to assign a number with either “B” for bankers box or “T” for tote and then the number.
Totes are simply stacked in order, bankers boxes are on rolling metal shelving units.
Our listing process now includes inventory too, each fragile item is bubbled or wrapped before it gets placed in inventory. Each piece of clothing is clear bagged and labeled. Each pair of shoes is boxed and labeled. This has made it so much easier on how to find things when they sell.
All we do is pull, and ship!
