Whats in my Coach bag?
This isn’t your traditional what’s in my bag lol
So a while back I purchased this coach bag from the Goodwill by my house.
I didn’t notice it at the time but there was a yellow powder coming out of the inside of the lining of the bag … now I checked the entire lining the bag and there wasn’t any rips or tears or sewing.
But when I felt the inside of the bag lining , there were so much powder/ this weird chalky yellow stuff falling from the bag.
After trying to shake it out I realized there was just way too much , so I cut into the bottom of the bag lining and started taking it all out in clumps!!
It has a really foul smell , and I tried not to get near it too much.
I tried googling it but I couldn’t find much on it besides someone saying it could possibly be old paint chips or residue — but that doesn’t make any sense who would put a bunch of old paint into a coach bag?? 😂
Anyways I was able to get it all out , ran it through a wash, and now I’m just trying to dry it properly and make it smell good again.
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girl that looks like cremated remains omfg 😭