The first two people, the old man and old lady--belong in assisted living (care home), not left alone to fend for themselves

@samuelschick8813

3 ай бұрын

Notice the only clean thing in the house was the dog?

@deniseroe5891

3 ай бұрын

He looks a lot older than 57!

@einahsirro1488

3 ай бұрын

I know, right? I'm 58, and when they said his age, I kind of freaked.@@deniseroe5891

@hislittlemrs.9235

3 ай бұрын

They are mother and son. If she was in assisted living, he'd probably be homeless.

This life made old. He is in the same age as I. 😢 Every day this dark in their house is a big stone on their soul. I hope they feeling better after the cleaning❤

I feel such sympathy for the pets having to live in a mess. However; those hoarders love their pets I've noticed. Such respect for the cleaners who come in and clean it up. God bless them 💙🙏

I am so glad I have never had to deal with a situation like this. My parents kept weird stuff like receipts for 1960 and random bags of wire etc.. which I attributed to growing up in the depression. I am more of a purger, sometimes to my detriment.

Sorting things into categories and removing the trash seems to make a big difference. Also once a room starts looking like a room you can use again instead of a dump, these hoarders began to ENJOY what was being done for them.

The transformations were just so nice. I loved seeing how the families stepped up for their loved ones. Both places looked like real homes.

You can't take all your $%#@ with you!!

I love watching from USA God bless you all for helping those in need 🙏

I've watched hoarders in USA and in UK. Truly had no idea how many struggle with this silent shame. I've thought back on those kids at school who smelled bad, and looked like they dressed out of a hamper. Its given a better understanding of maybe what their life entailed, glad I just accepted them as they were, just as they accepted me.

@nicolestocks2853

16 күн бұрын

Thankyou for being so kind. Wish there was more people like you in this world. My parent abandoned me when I was 16 after another parent died and my parent had me living in a hoarders house full of mice, Rats, mould damage, and their hoarding is a renovation hoarder and animal horder and still is to this day. They are always renovating with no finished jobs and jobs that havent been done properly, they are always pulling things apart and rebuilding them, they have allowed mice and rats to take over, they were an owner of 8 cats at one point, a family of possums, has encouraged birds to be in their back yard, so living in a place like that can be hard especially when renovations are happening in the bathroom like hot water being turned off and electricity faults they spend all their money on renovations and building supplies like paint, brushes, ladders, things like that tools and yet they constantly complain about being broke and not being able to afford a proper electrician or plumber even though they have had a full time job since they were 15. Couldnt talk to anyone at school about it but the good news is I got away just a short couple of years ago. They have been banned from any renovations Inside my aprtment they dont even know that I have new furniture coming and they wont know until I have ordered a professional handyman to set it up. The unfortunate thing though is people think that because we grew up in these circumstances people think it's how we will always live in adulthood and it's not always the case. I lived in hoarders In my teens and through to my early 30s because this parent became the landlord or lady and was really just using me for money really and this parent knew too that if i left they were going to lose their house and there was no way they'd be able to sell in its condition. I even had to wear my older brothers hand me down school uniform that was tethered and torn at the bottom, there was one point in my life I didnt even have any proper school shoes. Now i am wearing the coat of my dreams, one I have wanted ever since I was a child and the shoes. But I live right now in a beautiful apartment in the city, and i live like a minimalist right now. Anything that does not get used within a year it's gone. That's my rule. I finished a reading book today it was brilliant and after I finished it has gone straight into the trash. So thankyou for your understanding and kindness.

Richard is dying of cancer and hes worried about friggin' batteries.

@Babette805

2 ай бұрын

His fiance died of cancer. I don't think he has it.

I can't believe these cleaners don't wear masks in that attic room!

Give Betty credit, she can easily walk around her bed and it is 100% clean and made.

Aaaarrgh me antique dust bunnies! I need those!

Where do they get the money to purchase all this stuff!?!?!?

@mylifebeforeidie

2 ай бұрын

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I just can't deal with these people. They are delusional

GREAT EPISODE

It's a poor musician who blames their instrument

One of my favourites too ❤

i can watch this video in the laptop but not on the phone due to location restrictions...strange!!

Thank you 🌹

When you think you're going to have a free place to live in the UK, where rent is outrageous, and finding out that being a cheapskate comes at a price.

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In my opinion never give a hoarder the powers to make decisions when cleaning their garbage.

instead of thrown it needs to be thrown out i'm a clutterer and i have asked for help.

Why do they rip open the bags as they throw them in the dumpster?

@melilifabulosa5505

Ай бұрын

They were showing the hoarders it was garbage

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Wow 😳

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Love this show but could you please respectfully..mute out the Use of Jesus's name some of us it cuts like a knife! Thank you