Dude. How did you raise such a son. The audacity of him to have his teeth in his mouth, LOL. Props to you for raising the type of kid that's willing to help, even if he and his teeth act like they own something.

@TheOZMUSICFAN

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂🤣😂

@angelaame6148

Жыл бұрын

That was hilarious 😆😆😆😆😆

@barbaradavis4919

Жыл бұрын

@@angelaame6148 nah...that was sickening

@ashabimorounranti2494

Жыл бұрын

😅😅🤣🤣

@lorisullivan327

Жыл бұрын

Despite your desperate attempts to the contrary, you can see that you really love the boy - and you ended up with a great one - after all, he came, teeth and all… lol 😂 great job as always… again, I’d be hurling with the wretched smells and scary what not - I’m with ya on the poor dogs… I can’t even imagine… 😢

“I’m not good with conversions so just convert 28 degrees Fahrenheit into whatever heathen system you use.” 😂 you always make bust out laughing when I least expect it!

@louisemitipelo5345

27 күн бұрын

Bahaaaaa...

If nothing else, this is a solid advertisement for that flooring. I've never seen a floor look that good after pet hoarding. Or hell, even responsible pet keeping. What the heck is it?!

This guy deserves an entire Netflix series all to himself

My Grandmothers told me: 1. "when you don't know where to begin, just stretch out your hand and start with the first thing you touch, and go from there!" 2. "start at the top (ceiling height), and work down!"

@lackedpuppet9022

Жыл бұрын

Sage advice but I wouldn't want to reach out and touch a thing in that house!

In my house now I automatically say “Oh look, more dishes” when I’m cleaning the kitchen, and it makes me LOL a little inside each time. 😂

@kdove2110

Жыл бұрын

Isn't it amazing that he not only gives us a giggle in the moment, but that giggle comes back to us in other times. What a gift he gives! We all need more giggles and smiles in our lives!

@kristahyponen7604

Жыл бұрын

He should sell shirts "oh look,more dishes"

@tamaratamtammorris8151

Жыл бұрын

Me too. It's a never ending job, lol

@Lisa_S117

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

@mhjgh3834

Жыл бұрын

😊

Trying to imagine Jason giggling as he watches these videos. He is a gem.

@stifledbabsie

10 ай бұрын

This is a 4-month-old video, but I just had to correct you. You misspelled "germ." He's not a gem; he's a germ. ;)

@siempreseagull2

10 ай бұрын

@@stifledbabsie

@LP-MeAndMyShadow

5 ай бұрын

Anyone who has a child who is willing to help you WORK, did something correct. 👍🏻

@jellybeanjumper2504

2 ай бұрын

i hope Jason is giggling at what dad says 🤔 to me a viewer from across the oceans I was thinking 😳 OMG! then i thought must be how they make fun of one another 🤷🏼‍♀️ anywho…. Jason you are a Gem! to help dad 🫶🏻 I have 4 children and to get them to help me” like u help dad well… it would be a waste of breath asking. Great cleaning guys always good to see the after shots 👍🏻

@siempreseagull2

2 ай бұрын

lol@@stifledbabsie

I attempted to do some organizing/cleaning for a hoarder friend. The house was tightly packed (trails) and every horizontal surface piled high. But frequently I'd discover drawers and cabinets that were nearly empty. I think there was a visual component to my friend's hoarding -- he needed to see everything.

Tbh I'm with you, it's a mental illness but I draw the line at animals and kids. I hope she gets help and the animals get better homes.

@birgittaussery4280

11 ай бұрын

Yes, it is a mental illness that is oftentimes triggered by past, unresolved trauma and PTSD. I hope that the people who hoard get the help and support they need. Thank you guys for all the cleanup jobs you do for those who for whatever reason cannot do it themselves.

@EarthIncompatible

10 ай бұрын

The infuriating thing is people in general care more about the animals than they do the kids. I grew up in a very small town where there was a known animal hoarder. She was reported numerous times. Animal protection eventually came in and took away all the animals citing the entire home as an unfit environment. Social services came in but left all 3 kids in the home. One of them was in my class, and she smelled so terrible that all of us smelled like her at the end of the day. The kids never were taken away from that woman.

@amyw7646

10 ай бұрын

I have many friends with a variety of mental illnesses. Remember, it's mentally healthy to have Boundaries. I draw the line at abusive treatment from anyone, including the mentality disabled. This easily goes for abusive treatment of animals too.

@EarthIncompatible

10 ай бұрын

@@amyw7646 Yes, I agree. If I were ill to the point that my behavior was hurting other people, I'd hope someone would put a stop to it and call someone to get me help. There is no shame in seeking help, but a person needs to do it before they are past the point of seeing that they need it.

@bethr8756

9 ай бұрын

What do mean draw the line. It's still a mental illness

Your son is brilliant ! Most kids I know would not even set foot in that house let alone clean it. He’s doing doing such a good job he must take after his dad !

@jeanmccallum-xs8rk

Жыл бұрын

Love to have a son like him ❣️

@julieduchek2969

Жыл бұрын

I hope he doesn’t take after his dad. Actually Jason does a better job of cleaning than you do.

My husband's grandmother is an animal hoarder (currently ~20 cats and 1 dog). I've cleaned her floors for her in the past and it is SO hard, both emotionally and physically. We took one of her cats (with her consent, obviously) and she is an absolute darling. She hated it there and with us she's the queen of our house. ❤

@jeanmccallum-xs8rk

5 ай бұрын

Why do you allow her so many cats? She's not taking care of them.

@Shatterspeed

5 ай бұрын

@jeanmccallum-xs8rk I'm pregnant and not a family member by blood with keys to her house. I haven't cleaned for her in several years. I haven't been to her house to visit since Christmas eve 2022. I'm not about to put myself or my baby at risk to physically fight someone over their cats (because she would indeed throw hands). Her son is her power of attorney. He will handle it and we will help find homes for her kitties when the time comes. I do agree with you that the cats aren't taken care of to a level that they deserve, but they do still receive vet care. I know one of the cats has diabetes and he is being managed with medication.

@nancyfahey7518

4 ай бұрын

I had a girlfriend that had alot of cats. She also had ferrets that were not deskunked. You couldn't breathe in her little house, I think it was ammonia. Yes, it was an illness.

@jewelsking4756

3 ай бұрын

​@@jeanmccallum-xs8rkwell, you know, people in the neighborhood let there cats outside to crap in the neighbors gardens, leave dead things in your yard for your young kids to pick up etc. They eventually show up at the nice old woman's house who is lonely and has a heart to try and "save" the unloved and abandoned unfixed animals. From where she stands, no one else wants them ( or her ) so where is it your business if she has 20 cats and no mental health support.

@edie4321

Ай бұрын

@@jeanmccallum-xs8rk, Allow? an adult? This person has no control or authority to do such. This is a grandmother, not a child.

I remember when magic erasers came out. The common theme was “I wanted to test it on this little spot, next thing I knew, I had cleaned all the doors and baseboards!” My first test was where my son had tagged the living room wall with Sharpie. That little rectangle of alien technology erased that Sharpie like it was pencil markings. I’m sure they are going to find out they cause grave bodily harm or something.

@babydahl9424

2 ай бұрын

Every time I like something I think the same thing. At this point I don't even care. 😂

@edie4321

Ай бұрын

Agreed, and do not use them on your skin. I wonder how many burns they've caused.

@ArwenNMyrtlesMom

Ай бұрын

@@edie4321 Ouch! That could leave a mark. I suppose we should warn people not to eat them either...

@JordanHeil-jp9wu

Ай бұрын

It's basically extremely fine grit sandpaper with some kind of chemicals in it. It's absolutely amazing at cleaning, but it's important to know what they actually are

@mellow_mallow

Ай бұрын

It's very useful but i didn't know how it worked when i first tried one- it's definitely an abrasive tool, I'm not sure I'd recommend it for work on something with a delicate paint job (i used it on some old toys and it started taking off faces lol)

It's the "Dude, you need to mow your door." for me. I literally LOL'd. I enjoy watching you clean, sir, but your one-liners are comedy gold!

One of my cats came from a hoarder home with 70 animals that had been retrieved by the city. Seventy animals in one house! She was only a year old and already had a litter of kittens. She's now 12 years old and still has ptsd about food. We never put her food dish away for that reason. She has food available all the time.

I love your videos and I watch one whilst taking breakfast every Saturday to get me in the right spirit for tackling another part of my hoard, section by section (just like you advised). I work 40-hour-weeks and when adding the commute, I don't spend much time at home between Monday and Friday and consequently I don't get much done during the week, but nowadays I go all in every Saturday and Sunday! I have also followed your brilliant advice to sort things into categories and into tubs, and it has helped me tremendously! Just becoming aware of the sheer amount of stuff I have in every category is mindblowing! I started with my (very small!) bathroom and its overflowing cabinets. Oh boy!!! 😱 I mean: who needs 30+ lipsticks, 30+ bottles of nail polish, 25+ bottles of shampoo, and 40+ bottles of shower gel? 🤔 I have tossed a lot of stuff, I have asked friends and family to come and help themselves to what they want - and now it's all reduced to manageable numbers. 🎉 I still don't need to buy shampoo or shower gel in the foreseeable future 😅 Besides, the fact that I cleared out the room entirely, as if I just moved in (another advice you gave!), allowed for a deep cleaning - it's all shiny and sparkling now! - and it also gave me a chance to rearrange my stuff in more convenient ways. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! My bedroom and its stuffed-to-the-brim closets are next 💪🏻👵🏻 However, I still need to work up an enormous amount of courage to tackle my kitchen, the room of doom that is supposed to be my guest bedroom, and my basement 😅 But I am on it - baby steps, but steps nevertheless 😇

Can I just say, I love your narratives, they are punctuated with absolute gems, and the irreverent, sometimes snarky comments on your own escapades make my day. Keep up the good work!

“I think it’s something like -7000 degrees Celsius” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Dude, not only are you helpful and thoughtful but you are also hilarious!!! That entire diatribe cracked me up!!!! Cheers

@QuailTale

Жыл бұрын

Ice age 🤣🤣

@msmariko85

Жыл бұрын

The Celsius conversion sounded pretty accurate to me lol 😆 😂

@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126

Жыл бұрын

@@msmariko85 Sure, I can buy that, I was born and raised in southern Louisiana, what the hell do I know about Celsius conversion temperature?!?!? 😱🤷🏼‍♀️😜🤣 Cheers

@etrenham

Жыл бұрын

32 degrees Fahrenheit equals 0 degrees Celsius…….

@EmmelijneNolet

Жыл бұрын

@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 0 is the freezing point of water, 100 is the boiling point. That's all there is to know :D. so -7000 would be deadly haha :D

I need to know who made that kitchen flooring. I can’t believe it still looks that good. I used to have a cleaning company. It’s hard nasty work that no one truly appreciates unless you’ve done it.

@sharon7382

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, especially about the grout.

@embee5557

11 ай бұрын

So true!

@emkwelll

8 ай бұрын

There is not grout. Its linoleum

@nancyfahey7518

4 ай бұрын

​@@emkwelll you think so? I know they are making amazing linoleums these days. That actually , well I don't know.

@iluvsakuraandsyaoran

4 ай бұрын

@@nancyfahey7518 i do think it's linoleum! if you look around 17:02 in the doorframe on the right hand side of the screen, you can see where the flooring has lifted up a bit (it jiggles when the mop goes over it)

Hoarding is a disorder and often people are depressed as well. And its very very hard to clean when your depressed and feeling hopeless. Its such an amazing feeling having a clean house after being depressed for such a long time.

i love these videos and i am so happy to have stumbled upon them. it is true also, that hoarders should not be villainized; they are just broken and in trouble, and in need of help, compassion, and psychological remedy. i am schizophrenic and have ocd, and so i do have a clutter and hoarding problem myself. when i became homeless, i uses to live in a flimsy little shelter that was not only nasty when i got there, but that i had a hard time keeping up with myself. one day, i found a kitten; a runt left behind because it was too slow and ditzy to keep up with its mother. it was my intention to bring it to a shelter, but we had quickly bonded, and it was the first time in a long time that i had some kind of companionship. she was abandoned and alone, just like me. i took her in and for the first time i had something to dedicate my love and care to, because at the time i couldnt even do that for myself. i started to clean our shelter and develop a routine around maintaining the space, because i didnt want my kitten to get sick. i had found the willpower to get my shit together and organize and clean, because i cared so much for this small and helpless thing that i thought deserved so much better. it has been about 5 years since then, and my kitty has grown to be so healthy and strong!! i still do struggle with organization because i am the way that i am, but i am definitely getting better about figuring out what works for me. progress even if it takes time is still progress. i always make sure to at least keep everything sanitary and non-toxic, and to uphold a routine of sweeping and throwing trash out. one of my rules of thumb is that if something stinks, it IMMEDIATELY has to leave the house. best wishes good sir, and thank you again for creating these videos. they are not only quite satisfying to digest, but also help in devising methods of approaching the filth and how to most effectively tackle it. =)

@Lorrainecats

Жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@jilldavies7094

Жыл бұрын

Your story is inspirational. I wish you well for the future.

@madelynl.5351

Жыл бұрын

I got a kitten one year after my husband died. When I smiled one day at his crazy antics, I realized I hadn’t laughed in a year. So little Bob Cat has more than earned his kibble. Sometimes he’s the only thing I talk to all day. Widowhood really sucks. Bob helps.

There's nothing worse than sons just standing there with their teeth in their mouths acting like they own something. Absolutely despicable. 😂😂😂

@MadonnaGrogan

4 ай бұрын

😻😻🥳

You and your son deserve a medal for cleaning without hot water. Amazing!

You have become one of my favorite KZread personalities. I too am autistic, I used to own a cleaning service. I also owned a restaurant for a while. I think people like us (autistic) that have become successful need to speak out about being autistic. Many people don’t think about autistic adults. Only the children who are still learning how to deal with overstimulation and anxiety. Your sarcasm makes me laugh. My kids and I have a very sarcastic relationship. Keep it up!

@marthaalvarado6853

10 ай бұрын

Great job Jason you are doing awesome work.

I'm not sure I could ever stop cleaning a hoarder house, if I knew that's what it was. I would always feel like I missed something and it would always be in my head that it was dirty.

I’m glad I wasn’t drinking something you pulled all that out of your a$$ when your son had his back to you!😂 The fact that boy was in there cleaning was amazing and a reflection on you as a parent. My sons are put out to even take the trash out.

@johnhpalmer6098

Жыл бұрын

Funny thing is, I was a kid in the 70's and was expected to do just that, and more around the house, even though I had disabilities of my own (diagnosed in Sept for autism and was born with CRS and the complications of that).

@rinahrequa4603

Жыл бұрын

What you say about your son is despicable. You may be a cleaner but a good father???

I noticed that Jason also cleaned the back and side walls of the cupboards. Well done!

Animal hoarders really upset me too. I am retired vet tech and an animal advocate. I hope the animals in that house were rehabbed and found good homes. ✌️ peace

Totaly unacceptable keeping animals in a cruel and neglectful environment, with no choice or no way of escape. I fully support the animal rescue services that take action and ensure they receive the care and loving homes they deserve. As for the house amazing job 👏

Jason is sticking you in an old folks' home some day....right? I imagine him flipping you a double bird as he drives away....laughing!!😅😅😅

For any textured walls/stone: I'd recommend getting a scrubbing brush. It'll pull out even more dirt without destroying the wall. Spray the cleaner on the wall, scrub with brush, let sit, rinse. Works super well :) Man I agree with everything you mentioned on animal hoarding. I understand loving pets but just leaving them in filthy conditions isn't doing them any favors.

@dommyboysmith

Жыл бұрын

Iagree. Even if it's their "thing keeping them going". If you think about it, "Going where?" It's animal abuse, and they shouldn't own any pets until they can help themselves or get help from someone else.

@Lorrainecats

Жыл бұрын

@@dommyboysmith a-freakin-men !!!

@Erin-rg3dw

Жыл бұрын

​@DommyBoy Smith Ditto. If you need to love on animals but can't properly take care of them, volunteer at a shelter. They always need help and love

@jeanmccallum-xs8rk

11 ай бұрын

In some hoarders' houses, there are dead pets. Even animals like clean homes and they don't deserve such dreadful treatment. And I don't understand why hoarders can't hire a cleaning service. Don't want to clean?? Fine. Let someone else do it. Not all hoarders are poor, you know.

@swimmingbird243

11 ай бұрын

@@Erin-rg3dw because they're dealing with a mental illness, usually the loss of a loved one, or some form of trauma and they use the hoarding as a coping mechanism. To you and I it's probably super logical to just call for help. To them it's not seen as a problem, it's seen as an extension of themselves/their emotions. I used to live with someone who was a hoarder. You couldn't throw anything away because it was either an emotional or financial loss in some way to her. Come to find out a lot of the reason she hoarded was she didn't receive the love and affection growing up that she needed so she constantly bought things to fill that void.

I bought a hoarder house as a first home buyer (it was all I could afford) and it took us a week to empty it and rip out the flooring before we could walk in and not vomit. Then later in life I unknowingly rented a house to a couple of pet hoarders......they used the master bedroom as a dog kennel.....the bathroom... you know what walking into my house was like....it took $10,000 to make it livable again so I could sell up and walk away. More power to you guys for going into that continually. I hope you went home and showered in bleach and burned your clothes after that.

You amaze me! You’re not judgmental except about pets so that raises you even more in my eyes. The world is so much better because of you being in it. Thank you for all you do!

Only one drawer had mouse feces? The mice had standards lol. They packed their hankies on sticks and hopped on the mouse train to another home! What a good boy for helping his Dad!

I like that you have a buddy helping you! What a joy that it’s your kid!!❤

I hate animal hoarders. You can be sick but it doesn’t mean you aren’t responsible. That is still doing harm for your own psychological relief. Glad to see this situation came to an end.

I am proud your son came to help you. Most wouldn't help with that kind of cleaning cause it's a nasty job. So give him the credit he is due. 💜

Would you have any interest in also creating an Amazon wishlist? If you feel you go through certain items quickly or want to try something new, us viewers could help by sending items. You're already donating your time and energy, and I'm sure at least a few of us would be happy to help chip in on the cleaning products you need! (Anything like masks, etc, too! No more concerned commenters when you live in population:corn and can't run to get masks from the store lol - Whatever helps with the weekend projects.)

@Solutions3000

Жыл бұрын

Good question. I'd donate.

@vanessaburridge2779

Жыл бұрын

I would donate too.

@christinah5126

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

@biteofdog

Жыл бұрын

Or a Home Depot and Lowe's wishlist, because cleaning supplies are cheaper there.

@nickyvangreenen9574

Жыл бұрын

How kind of yall you want to help J

I like that analogy about hoarders. Telling someone with a broken leg to get up and jog ...great one. This information has so much information in even the first few minutes. I am a 'clean hoarder' and this channel is therapeutic 😌.

@justkiddin84

Жыл бұрын

Miss Jasmine, keep up hope! I am borderline and it is a constant battle. But battle we must! ❤

@Solutions3000

Жыл бұрын

I like that, too. On the same list with "challenging a one-legged man to a foot race"; you can't do what you can't do.

@rebeccaconlon9743

Жыл бұрын

​@@Solutions3000the broken leg is fixable, a lost leg is not, that's the key difference.

@desnick2316

11 ай бұрын

I like it better: tell someone with broken leg that he has a broken leg and needs to go see a doctor. The leg might not be fixable, but they can at least try. But also with mental issues people can be delusional, depressed, etc. and not wanting help.

Save yourself the strain , spray cleaner on dirty walls,doors , counters , etc & walk away. Come back in 10 min and it’s so much easier to clean. Just a tip from a fellow cleaner. I know you do that on some areas already. You’re a huge help to so many ♥️

@hattiem.7966

Жыл бұрын

Amen on that.I never use rags for cleaning,just paper towels.Dumb question here,can those rags be washed and used again or one must toss away?

@annwilliams6438

11 ай бұрын

@@hattiem.7966 Definitely re-useable. If you did a house like that with paper towels you would spend thousands of dollars (and it still would not clean it properly as the paper disintegrates too quickly).

@kathharper

5 ай бұрын

I think he does it exactly like that... except you don't have to sit through the ten minutes (sped up of course) of dwell time 'cause it's edited.

@Crystal-iy4si

4 ай бұрын

This is something I've tried to tell my grown daughter. Spray and walk away. After I cook dinner each night, I spray some power wash on my stovetop and walk away for a few minutes and then, any food spills or grease just wipes away easily. My daughter will be scrubbing, lol. Too impatient.

How I laughed at you doing the childish bird-flipping dance behind your son. Poor lad! I hope he kicked your arse after he watched the video. Thought it was just me who acted so childishly, flipping the bird at my sweet little cat as he sits on the fence while I drive away. There are few smells on earth as offensive as dog shite, kudos for persevering with that. I too hope the dogs were removed from this woman, they all need help. Great job, as always.

Thank you for your kinder gentler dirt slapping methods. My therapist says I can come back to your channel now. Also, I believe it’s a law of parenting to embarrass the children of your youth. Way to go!

@dixiegeorge9665

Жыл бұрын

I got the same advice, WOW 😳 it was worth the $5 fee 🤣🤣

@JenaEmerald

Жыл бұрын

Girlfriend, my psychiatrist charges 5 cents. Dr Lucy Van Pelt. 🙃

@kevinperry3197

Жыл бұрын

Another funny as bit. Look at him standing there with his teeth in his mouth like he owns something 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@ama7535

Жыл бұрын

Lol i did not get your parenting comment until i saw that part of the video.

@jessicaperlove4715

Жыл бұрын

Lol

So very sad that animals and children sometimes suffer alongside the mentally ill. So glad someone stepped in and that you're cleaning. What a difference already. 🤗🤗❤️❤️

@Solutions3000

Жыл бұрын

It's a cycle. The adults struggling with mental illness were once children, who (probably) "suffered alongside the mentally ill". We'll never know if someone "stepped in".

@rebeccaconlon9743

Жыл бұрын

​@@Solutions3000or stepped up to change themselves for the better.

I hope those dogs all have good homes now. No animal should have to live that way. Nor should humans....I hope the person is doing better and getting the necessary help

I am so proud that his son is willing to help his dad. He deserves lots of love and respect, NOT THE BIRD!! 🤨 God bless you both.

@lia-liz2012

Жыл бұрын

Who you talking to? Him and his? Who do you think is reading this?🙄😂

I love that you let us hear the funky cleaning noises, I find it very calming!

You and your son did an amazing job on this kitchen! I really hope that someone was able to take the tenant’s animals and give them the care and attention they need.

I love the humour, and I love that you give pointers and product suggestion in your videos. You and creators like you have helped me to tackle cleaning my own home, despite my depression, ADHD, and ASD. Super helpful as well as entertaining!

Dude,the little love cues between your son and u warms my heart. I mean, a little whoop upside his head wouldn't hurt every now and then.

I love your sense of humor! What a wonderful job you're doing...the world needs more people like you.

@JenaEmerald

Жыл бұрын

Seriously, if all violence was directed at dirt slapping we’d all be better off. If making funny dance motions behind your adult kid, who loves you enough to help you, for free and to hang out with you (he must know how you are) that says more about you than any stranger ever could.

@Tinnybird

Жыл бұрын

Always makes me laugh while watching.

@amorea1

Жыл бұрын

except a dad like that who talks about his son like a peace of crap???

@Shatterspeed

5 ай бұрын

​@@amorea1 that is very obviously a joke. I hope you figured that out since you commented.

@user-cz7lb3vd4d

2 ай бұрын

@@amorea1 I think that, for those who don't understand the second degree, the translation of all what he said would be: I love him so much!

Niiice, I couldn't sleep, I'm sooo happy to see you post 😍😍 thank you! Also, my ex in-laws were pet hoarders. And it really really wasn't something I could accept. 5 dogs, 14 cats , 2 lost snakes, birds that died from the fumes and dirt. 2 kids who couldn't bathe either. All summer with the windows shut. Horrid. Hoarding isn't a joke. But abuse on kids and animals that's a whole other thing, and we can't let it go without speaking up.

@_Julie_Bee

Жыл бұрын

Ok your comment on your boy made me burst out laughing HARD 😂😂😂 must be a spectrum thing cause I do the same about my kids and ppl give me such dirty looks 😂😂

@mammadingo9165

Жыл бұрын

That's it see something say something.

@hollyjobitner3285

Жыл бұрын

@@_Julie_Bee Some people have no sense of humor. My grown child was “reared up” with sarcasm. 💙

@_Julie_Bee

Жыл бұрын

@@DUDLEY2000 honestly, it's got to be a family dynamic. You don't just say that with kids who don't know it really means the opposite.

@_Julie_Bee

Жыл бұрын

@@jagodaszubert2404 yeah, kids ended up hoarders adult themselves anyways .. Parents inherited their great uncle's place and are probably destroying that house . Left the destroyed one to my ex.. his inheritance.. 🙃 so one kid got out. And some animals. My son has no contact with them. Beyond this, I'm not bothering with them anymore.

Pet hoarders are no different than any other hoarder except that they hoard pets. They still have the same mental disorder. Of course helpless pets pay for it. This is when these People need to be reported to the proper authorities. On a lighter note Mr. Clean Magic Eraser actually does work like MAGIC! I always keep some in my kitchen to use everywhere in my home 😁

Even though I know you did an awesome job cleaning this home up, I would not want to live there. So great of your son to help you!

I love watching your videos and watching you slap the dirt off - doesn't scare me in the least. 😂 When I was a teenager, (a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away) I spent a few weeks during summer vacation with my uncle and his wife. He married her when she was 15 and when I stayed there, she was probably in her early 20's. She didn't clean the house they lived in and had even bagged up the dirty dishes and threw them under the house in the basement. When I watch you clean houses like this it reminds me of that summer because I went in and cleaned the house from top to bottom and washed/sanitized everything including the dishes that weren't broken. I love cleaning up houses that really-I mean really need it. Two thumbs up to you and your son! I'll bet you are very proud of him!!!

You’ve inspired me to flip off my laundry. It never ends and piles up behind my back. It deserves lots of middle fingers. Feel free to flip off my laundry too 😂

@amischair1906

Жыл бұрын

To your laundry and mine: 🖕🏻🖕🏻

@avaangel433

Жыл бұрын

It said one reply. Where's the reply? Damn you KZread!

@jonanderson5137

Жыл бұрын

I stopped by and spinning snap kicked your laundry, I think some of the socks entered low orbit and burned up during re-entry. You might have to wear some mismatched socks, so suck it!

@beithne

Жыл бұрын

I regularly flip off objects that defy or aggravate me lol

I feel sad for hoarders and their families. But pet hoarders make me upset - cause that is a form of non intentional animal abuse and neglect. Though when I think about it, raising kids in hoarding houses is also hurtful 😔 Thank you for what you do. Send Jason my love, tee hee!

Such a wonderful young man! He's a real hard worker and not afraid to tackle dirty jobs.

Came for the cleaning, stayed for the banter - great work!

@cath8113

Жыл бұрын

Would watch again, 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@mztweety1374

Жыл бұрын

I came for the banter, stayed for the cleaning

I understand you do these cleanings for free in order to record and post. But some additional payment should be considered. Your saving the owners so much by doing this. Thanks for sharing your great work! Your son is cool helping you out!!❤

@kuroimushi9421

Жыл бұрын

I would say at least to get the cleaning products back.

@lisajean228

Жыл бұрын

If we, as the viewers, gave just a little bit for each video…imagine how much support we could give! I started yesterday….😊. Entertainment at it’s finest (for some of us) and well worth it!

@immozelle

7 күн бұрын

yes, I was wondering why the landlord didn't pay for this cleaning. I know the security deposit wouldn't cover this, but still they are there for profit.

This was hard for me to watch knowing there was poor, innocent animals living in this filth but thank you for all you do

I laughed so hard!! “Open hand , man slap that dirt right off of there.” 😂😂😂😂😂

White vinegar will also cut the lime scale. Let it sit awhile if necessary. I cleaned one lady's that was so bad around the back of her sink and faucets that she thought she would have to get new counter tops! And they were granite! Love your videos!🦋

That floor wasn't nearly as bad as I've seen other animal hoarder floors. Floors you couldn't actually see beneath the feces. Still, damn good job. 🙂

I honestly wasn’t expecting to laugh so much at a cleaning video but here we are. Well done.

Dude, no matter how I'm feeling you always put a smile on my face or make me laugh. Thank you

I hope the animals were taken to an animal shelter and not left with the person abusing them. You cracked me up. Your son is so kind to help you. A joy to see. You both did an amazing job. Thank you for a great video.

I love watching these clean up videos because they're satisfying and help calm my anxiety, and with your voiceovers being SO hilarious it really makes me laugh and brightens up my day. Thanks for making the content you do !

I have multiple rescues and they live better than I do 😂😂😂. I can’t imagine those sweet pets. I hope she gave them to new homes. Your videos crack me up.

Glad it's not just me that flips off inanimate objects. You are amazing love your humour

Great to see a father and son working together. 🎄 God bless

This was an absolute JOY to watch! Your boy is a trooper and I love your dry humor. I was not expecting that! Subscribed!!! Blessings to you and yours

"Standing there with his teeth in his mouth like he owns something." lmao

Intervention is the only way to protect animals that are victims of hoarding. Family, friends or the authorities have to intervene. The hoarder can not do it as they are sick just like you stated. Its so Sad. Great cleaning!!!

"Convert Fahrenheit into whatever heathen system you use." I LOVE your sense of humor. I'm glad you brought your jerky son to help you on this job. How dare he just show up with his teeth in his mouth! That's the way with kids in today's world. I can't believe how clean you got that floor. I never would have thought that it could end up looking so good.

@rebeccaconlon9743

Жыл бұрын

The irony being Celcius is the one that's throughout science, its easy to convert to Kelvin, while Farenheit is harder to do.

Two of my favorite parts were you saying "Look at him standing there with teeth in his mouth, like he owns something" & the psychotic staring in the middle of cleaning cabinets 😀 Amazing job again! I hope you are already feeling better with your infection. Merry Christmas!

This is the second house I've see y'all do with one of those giant lazy Susan's! Must have been super popular when houses were getting built in that area Amazing video as always!

I love how the cabinets, and floor turned out in this one! Very nice to see you had a helper! You taught him well! You guys work so hard! Thank you for all that you do! Your both amazing! Keep up the great work!

I love your voice- your channel is blowing up- remember us little people- I have a son on the spectrum - he’s almost 40 now but some of things you say resonate with me- also the manufacturers of the cleaning products should pay you for the increase in their profits 😊

At first, I thought you weren't kidding about your son & was shocked! What a great kid! ♡

@_Julie_Bee

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha I do the same thing about my kids and the faces of ppl sometimes 🤣 it's not nice I guess but I find it so entertaining 😅🙃

@samanthamcnallywatercolors

Жыл бұрын

@@_Julie_Bee the funniest thing to do is embarrass kids.....it's so easy!!! HAHA

@_Julie_Bee

Жыл бұрын

@@samanthamcnallywatercolors yessss hehe second to that is giving my granddaughter chocolate before she goes back to her mom's 😂😂

@wolfe6220

Жыл бұрын

@@_Julie_Bee That is sick and evil. We should be friends! 😂

@sairhug

9 ай бұрын

The funniest aspect of these videos is that the offspring don't see/hear the "insults" and gestures at the time. It's like stealth-trashing 😂. I bet they can't wait to watch the videos and see what their dad has done and said literally behind their backs. I think it shows not only a great sense of dry humour but that there are strong dad/son and dad/daughter bonds in this family. Love it!

You must have the patience of a saint. People commenting on how your cleaning, not helping, picking faults. “ Shakes head in disbelief “. I , myself would be grateful for any helping hints towards cleaning. Thank you. 🌹

Hahaaaaa... You're...Hillarious...😆😆 You have some Moves there Mr Johnny!! Jason didn't have any chance against Any of those Moves...📸📸 Awesome Work Guys!!! Thank You 👏👏👏

The work you did on the floor was impressive. I thought for sure the stains would be worse than that.

I clean for a job. I live in Australia and my kids live in the USA and then they come over they help me clean. It’s a good life lesson for them. It teaches them the value of money, their time, how to clean and what NOT to allow to happen. Well done on having your son with you!

This was the first video of yours I ever stumbled across. And the second you started teasing Jason I knew you were going to be my new favorite KZreadr. Now here we are at almost 500k subscribers. I’ve so enjoyed watching your channel grow! 😊

@MidwestMagicCleaning

2 ай бұрын

❤️❤️🫎

I thought that floor was a goner. You resuscitated it back to life. My back hurts just watching you do all this work.😂

You and your son are a godsend to this poor house owner. I feel sorry for a landlord who has a tenet ruin a house.

@rebeccaconlon9743

Жыл бұрын

It's really common, they break or damage your house because they don't tend to respect it, but then again, many who are in tenancy tend to have issues of saving up etc for a house.

What a transformation on that floor! I feel sorry for those dogs being locked up all the time. Hopefully someone took those dogs away to a better home.

Your commentary is always hilarious, also the camera falling over half way through was 👌🏾👌🏾

You explain everything so well. I’m also a cleaner but do weekly, bi weekly cleans for folks that are not hoarders. But seeing this side of things is fascinating. I really love your videos!

OMG! I couldn't get through this without Laughing so hard! You are truly an inspiration and You and your Son are amazing for helping this landlord. I enjoy you so much.

"...like, dude, you need to mow your door." 🙃 On occasion I deep clean friends'/relatives houses when they are hospitalized (or as a present when they've left on vacation), which I enjoy even though it's hard. Your sense of humor will make my next clean more enjoyable.

I had to clean a house like that once. I had to heat water on the one burner I got to work. Just so I could clean. You’re a brave man and your son. You’re both great people.

This is the second video of yours I've watched and I'm absolutely hooked! Your humor is hilarious! You got yourself a new subscriber!

You have taught your child well. As far as the "favorite" child goes, my kids all say it is our youngest, so this year for Christmas I bought all five of them a t-shirt that says, "I am my mother's favorite child." I HAVE no favorites.

@MidwestMagicCleaning

Жыл бұрын

😁

I think your son is wonderful, and you should tell him you love him.

I was having a really hard time with my anxiety recently and I was having really bad panic attacks too and watching these has been the main thing that's brought me peace so I thank you for doing what you do. It's also just really satisfying to see a house come out clean.

My friend Lois also said hoarding is also a mental problem . She is a crossing guard . She said telling someone with a hoarding disorder to learn to clean is like telling a baby to learn to swim

Thanks for the giggles😅😅 That door though😳 It came clean!

@CopingwithGrattitude

Жыл бұрын

I about died when he was shooting birds at his kid behind his back! I was rolling!😂

I am amazed at how those floor, walls and the door cleaned up! How do you clean up your shoes, mops and things when you come out of a situation like this?

@saviorself1164

Жыл бұрын

Easy, you throw it all away, at least the mop heads

@WeezyJeffersonYo

Жыл бұрын

@@saviorself1164 his shoes?

The dog stuff on the walls is not just mud, but also the oils from their coat, which makes it a little harder to clean than just mud. A bit like the yellow stuff in a (human) shower that doesn't get regularly cleaned.

Blinds cleaning tip - especially if you have a handheld shower massager - Take them down, throw them in the bathtub, pre-soak with shower nozzle (regular setting) , soak in multipurpose cleaner for about 10 minutes, rinse again with a power blaster setting, let them drain - and they look brand new again.