Landlord is Coming Tomorrow!! 😱Emergency Cleaning for Free!

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Hi I’m Aurikatariina and I deep clean my followers' homes for free! ❤️
Today I did this emergency cleaning! I got contacted by a cleaning company, asking for help for this resident. Then they said that thw home needs to be cleaned by TOMORROW. So we were in a real hurry! Because the landlord was coming to the apartment the next day. Even though I had a very busy schedule already of course I really wanted to help this resident. And the home was so lovely and dirty and also had quite a lot of trashes! I asked help from my followers and luckily one of my lovely followers were able to come and help me. And it turns out that she was a cleaner as well!! So she really knew what she was doing and we got the home cleaned really quickly. I love that now the resident doesn’t have to stress about the landlord coming to check the apartment. At the end of the day all the surfaces are in good condition and this whole thing was solved with just a good cleaning.
Bathroom cleaning, kitchen cleaning, living room cleaning, Organizing, deep cleaning, Washing, before and after pictures, satisfying results.
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Summary:
00:00 intro
01:42 coming up
02:01 collecting trashes from the bathroom
03:09 Washing the bathroom sink
03:45 Washing the mirror
04:24 more trashes
04:34 Washing the Washing machine
05:18 Washing the toilet
06:20 more trashes
06:49 Washing the floor
07:55 Washing thw shower
08:44 collecting trashes from the kitchen
09:49 Washing the sink
10:43 Washing the dishes
11:25 cleaning counters
11:54 Washing the microwave
12:20 Washing the stove
13:16 Washing the wall tiles
13:58 Organizing cabinets
14:29 Washing the floor
15:08 collecting trashes from the living room
16:35 Washing thw gaming table
18:03 Washing the tv stand
19:26 making the bed
19:54 Washing the night stand
20:11 taking out the carpets
21:09 Washing the floor
21:34 before and after pictures

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  • @Aurikatariina
    @Aurikatariina7 ай бұрын

    ❤️ Go to our sponsor betterhelp.com/Aurikatariina for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help! ❤

  • @FatimaKhachi

    @FatimaKhachi

    7 ай бұрын

    I'm the first one, I'm so happy❤❤❤❤

  • @Sousou-xg5qu

    @Sousou-xg5qu

    7 ай бұрын

    Islam is the religion of truth you should read more about it

  • @laurenmichaels6680

    @laurenmichaels6680

    7 ай бұрын

    Auri. PLEASE please please stop using better help as a sponsor. Not only are they a scam that does more harm than good by providing people with unlicensed or inadequate therapists, but now they are supporting the police state of Israel. Please. If you care about your followers, stop promoting them.

  • @ccofnw

    @ccofnw

    7 ай бұрын

    Better Help "allegedly" also shares their client's info with third parties. not something that should be happening when it comes to getting help with mental health. BE AWARE

  • @jaesthetic5511

    @jaesthetic5511

    7 ай бұрын

    They sell client data sadly

  • @missscarlet7902
    @missscarlet79027 ай бұрын

    I've often thought about reaching out for help, but the thought of people recognizing my home made me unable to. I've started my home one room at a time. Now I'm down to only one room left to go. Your videos have helped so much!

  • @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    7 ай бұрын

    Congratulations. Keep up the good work!

  • @missscarlet7902

    @missscarlet7902

    7 ай бұрын

    @@inthrutheoutdoor5849 thank you!

  • @karinliebtschokolade8157

    @karinliebtschokolade8157

    7 ай бұрын

    Congrats, Miss Scarlet. ❤

  • @kimjones1007

    @kimjones1007

    6 ай бұрын

    Congratulations. Keep going.

  • @Chitsukee

    @Chitsukee

    6 ай бұрын

    wow! you're amazing

  • @lynnc5252
    @lynnc52526 ай бұрын

    Hello Auri. Once you're in Florida, you could also let hospitals know about your services. Sometimes elderly people cannot be released, back into their homes, because of the condition. They end up in nursing homes. It wouldn't be a breach of confidentiality because you could leave your business card and the family would contact you directly. ❤

  • @andreacahill5906

    @andreacahill5906

    6 ай бұрын

    Yes I was thinking that too. Social workers are a valuable source of information too. Go yo🎉🎉🎉u❤❤❤

  • @Tanjaaraus

    @Tanjaaraus

    6 ай бұрын

    yes this, Social workers, hospitals or even therapist/doctors offices. I personally wouldn't ask the police because they might very well be involved with some people who suffer depression etc. but they are much more likely to know of people who suffer from mental illness + substance abuse. And people who are addicted to substances ofc should get help and they deserve to live in a clean home - but I would be worried about potential risks.

  • @morganbanwell4525

    @morganbanwell4525

    6 ай бұрын

    This is á BEAUTIFUL idea!

  • @karenpeters2478

    @karenpeters2478

    6 ай бұрын

    ​@@andreacahill5906 And local hospice offices would love to offer this help to grieving families.

  • @huitrecouture

    @huitrecouture

    6 ай бұрын

    You don't get "sent to a nursing home" because your house is a mess. You need to have a CONDITION that's CERTIFIED to REQUIRE Skilled Nursing Care. Stop making up nonsense in your imagination.

  • @inthrutheoutdoor5849
    @inthrutheoutdoor58497 ай бұрын

    You're so right about not wanting to ask for help. About 20 yrs ago I was in a major depression from ending a relationship and losing a very lucrative job. I just sat around and didn't notice how bad my house was. My sister and Mother came over and said "don't be embarrassed, we're here to help, no judgement". They helped me clean the house (it was really bad) and after that I started to feel a lot better. My Mom passed away this year and I keep my house spotless for her, because she was so kind about helping me with no judgement. Keep up the good work!

  • @helengren9349

    @helengren9349

    7 ай бұрын

    You are blessed with thoughtful & kind people 😇😇around You❗🙏 I have one close relative that PROMISED me help when I asked, & all of a sudden she stop coming! I've asked other friend that I have helped her clean her apartment, & she also PROMISED she'll turn up & I never heard of /seen her AGAIN❗😳 I use to buy food & drink to someone helping me, as sort of payment for the amount of gas costs, since they don't want money for helping me..🤷 so got even more depressed then before, & quit trusting people...🤷

  • @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    7 ай бұрын

    I'm so sorry ppl let you down. Please don't give up.@@helengren9349

  • @Raphanne

    @Raphanne

    7 ай бұрын

    What a beautiful person your mom was. Thank you for sharing your story and all my condolences for your loss. I'm sure she would be proud of you for honoring her in such a way. ❤

  • @swiinka

    @swiinka

    7 ай бұрын

    That sounds so sweet, it is very hard to withhold any judgement when it comes to our own loved ones. My condolences to you and your sister on losing your mom.

  • @codimarie090

    @codimarie090

    6 ай бұрын

    That is incredibly sweet. I’m so happy they understood what you were going thru and you have a supportive family. Something I wish I had and don’t.

  • @BitterFungi
    @BitterFungi5 ай бұрын

    Slowly but surly I’ve been cleaning my apartment. Depression has buried me this year and I’ve been going one room at a time. One. Room. Left. Today is the day, I can do this!

  • @mightymissk
    @mightymissk7 ай бұрын

    Don’t worry about the landlords Auri! You come into these incredibly dirty apartments and rectify the situation. You’re actually helping the landlords. I remember when you cleaned the place where two women lived in an awful mess. You must have saved the woman who owned the place from a nervous breakdown, I’m sure of it.

  • @Mrs.TJTaylor

    @Mrs.TJTaylor

    7 ай бұрын

    I totally disagree. The landlord is being fooled. This kind of treatment of the apartment causes a great amount of damage over time and brings bugs and rodents.

  • @mightymissk

    @mightymissk

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Mrs.TJTaylor You’re so eager to find fault eh? You misrepresent what’s happening here. Auri has cleaned home after home, leaving them in better shape than they were before. She’s talked to at least one landlord who was grateful that she cleaned up. She doesn’t set out to “fool” anybody. She just helps people who need her help. I wish there more people like her in this world.

  • @seeleygirl6178

    @seeleygirl6178

    7 ай бұрын

    We need more people like her.

  • @seeleygirl6178

    @seeleygirl6178

    7 ай бұрын

    @@mightymisskHopefully after she leaves the deeper issues get resolved. Not only psychological but the problems it causes to the place too. Like exterminators and plumbing issues, etc. ruined floors and walls…..

  • @MaximaToluene

    @MaximaToluene

    7 ай бұрын

    Lol i dont think auri is worried about the landlord, its the one living that is

  • @laylahbarnes3997
    @laylahbarnes39977 ай бұрын

    i think something real cool about auri is that she doesnt use anything expensive to clean - no steaming gadgets or dyson vaccumes which not everyone can afford. she shows that you can clean a space with simple resources with some elbow grease.

  • @M_SC

    @M_SC

    6 ай бұрын

    Yeah, that’s excellent. but lack of ability to do elbow grease is the problem for other people.

  • @globegirl90

    @globegirl90

    6 ай бұрын

    Have you priced scrub daddy 😂

  • @no_peace

    @no_peace

    5 ай бұрын

    I can't do much elbow grease because i have hEDS and it's worst in my arms and hands. I have a couple gadgets that were not so expensive, a $32 convertible stick vac/hand vac and the $40 steamshot that i clean the fridge with. Otherwise specialized cleaning chemicals really help a lot, versus dish soap on a rag which is what i used to use for almost everything. My favorite product is method all purpose spray. It works so well on almost everything and I just get specific cleaners for more difficult areas like the oven and toilet. Car detailing spray is another one that surprised me, it destroys car grime. My other favorite thing is no rinse floor cleaner. A lot of pro cleaners use it so there are a bunch of affordable options in gallon jugs, or you can just get a $5 bottle of generic spray mop liquid at Wally world. All this stuff makes my life so much easier. I can have clean spaces with way less pain and effort. It used to be too hard.

  • @globegirl90

    @globegirl90

    5 ай бұрын

    @@no_peace honestly you're just buying products to buy them there is no substitute for elbow grease. I understand you have a health condition and can't but the products aren't a good substitute

  • @ubonkerslmfaooo4104

    @ubonkerslmfaooo4104

    5 ай бұрын

    ⁠@@globegirl90whatever works for them works

  • @malenam.3138
    @malenam.31387 ай бұрын

    You give people their dignity back. This is so valuable. What I like most is that you don't judge. ❤

  • @jeanellrushing5767
    @jeanellrushing57677 ай бұрын

    it's ok if the landlord doesn't know it was a mess. like you said, there was no damage or things broken. just needed to be cleaned. plus, maybe william will be inspired to keep it clean now.

  • @RadCenter
    @RadCenter7 ай бұрын

    In the US, social services are normally provided by the county in which a person lives. In Miami, you might try contacting the Miami-Dade County Agency on Aging, which coordinates services for elderly residents. They might know of an elderly person who needs assistance with an especially dirty home.

  • @LadyArseling

    @LadyArseling

    7 ай бұрын

    Was coming to the comments to say this and you said it better

  • @karencox3235

    @karencox3235

    7 ай бұрын

    I don't know about Florida, but in Tennessee we have an agency called Human Services... they arrange the welfare and assistance like that for families. Maybe Florida has something similar.

  • @bartoszwojciechowski2270

    @bartoszwojciechowski2270

    7 ай бұрын

    I agree it's a very good idea to help elderly people. Or she can also contact social services and ask if they know any struggling single mothers who might need help. I just hope she avoids cleaning for dysfunctional families for her own safety, I've heard it can be pretty bad in the US in some parts of your cities, especially in black and Mexican families, there seems to be a lot of violence and substance abuse, or use of guns, something I have never seen in Europe.

  • @jamiejoygatto

    @jamiejoygatto

    7 ай бұрын

    That would be so wonderful!!

  • @Lorrainecats

    @Lorrainecats

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@bartoszwojciechowski2270American here. You are correct about safety issues.

  • @simply.clutterfree
    @simply.clutterfree7 ай бұрын

    A clean home is so good for our mental health. Thank you for all you do Auri ❤

  • @Magnolia425
    @Magnolia4257 ай бұрын

    I hope you have a great time in Florida! I grew up there and my advice for cleaning in Florida is to be cautious of spiders and bugs. Compared to Northern Europe, there is much more dangerous wildlife in Florida. It is a good idea to wear gloves, especially when reaching into places that haven’t been disturbed in a while, since you don’t know if some venomous creatures might have made a home there. Be safe and have fun!!❤

  • @lonnieslick9313

    @lonnieslick9313

    7 ай бұрын

    That is true warm climates have creatures and crawlies we never saw in the north especially in dirty environments be safe

  • @thehistorylover8353

    @thehistorylover8353

    7 ай бұрын

    Good idea!

  • @beverlywilliams7278

    @beverlywilliams7278

    6 ай бұрын

    Look out for the palmetto bugs...they look like roaches, are huge AND fly!!

  • @breezieb3297

    @breezieb3297

    6 ай бұрын

    ​@@beverlywilliams7278Palmetto bugs ARE cockroaches

  • @beverlywilliams7278

    @beverlywilliams7278

    6 ай бұрын

    @@breezieb3297 you're right but some Floridians vehemently disagree. A rose by any other name is still a rose....in this case, a cockroach...ick!

  • @pastelbuns
    @pastelbuns7 ай бұрын

    auri over here being an amazing person again. she went to clean this apartment IN ONE DAY, even though she had other homes to clean in the same week. like, how can anyone be so kind and compassionate towards others. seeing and listening to her restores my faith in humanity. LOVE YOU AURI ! ♥

  • @vanessafischer1269
    @vanessafischer12697 ай бұрын

    your videos became my "before I go to sleep" routine. It calms me down seeing something gets "finished". thank you for that!❤

  • @pacificnw5394

    @pacificnw5394

    7 ай бұрын

    I do the same thing! Her positive and understanding nature is very relaxing when I'm about to try and sleep.

  • @jenniferwelch

    @jenniferwelch

    7 ай бұрын

    for me i watch late morning on Sundays that gets me motivated to work on my own stuff

  • @deenasmusicbox

    @deenasmusicbox

    7 ай бұрын

    Her videos are part of my morning routine. I get ideas from the ways she cleans certain things and areas as well as what products are used. Couple cans of Mt Dew and I’m well on my way….😂

  • @user-wj9lf2pu9l

    @user-wj9lf2pu9l

    7 ай бұрын

    Аналогично😊

  • @lynnfielding4942

    @lynnfielding4942

    6 ай бұрын

    Not to mention Auri's calming, happy, non judgemental voice! ❤

  • @persia888
    @persia8887 ай бұрын

    I’m loving watching her amount of subscribers go up and up. Congrats girl! 3.08 million!!🎉

  • @Coffeecup.0110

    @Coffeecup.0110

    7 ай бұрын

    Me too. Auri deserves it because she’s so kind and hard working. ❤

  • @tonis-berry2691

    @tonis-berry2691

    7 ай бұрын

    I'm sure Scrub Daddy is loving it too. I started buying and using their products because of her videos. I just wish Sini would sell in the US.

  • @Esdabwhesh5471

    @Esdabwhesh5471

    7 ай бұрын

    А в германии продаётся ета продукция

  • @lilipotgieter6263

    @lilipotgieter6263

    6 ай бұрын

    I subscribed to this chanel before she had a 100 subs. It has been fun watching it go from there to over 3M

  • @ellefonzarelli
    @ellefonzarelli6 ай бұрын

    You’re an inspiration. I grew up in a chaotic, messy home and I remember the stress of inspection time. My mother was always so terrified and we’d stay up all night for days cleaning. I remember loving the peace the cleanliness brought us all - even if brief. You are doing such a meaningful, beautiful service and I’m so glad you decided to share this content.

  • @heatherpilaroscia9911

    @heatherpilaroscia9911

    3 ай бұрын

    I can relate to this :)

  • @michaelkimbrell8358

    @michaelkimbrell8358

    2 ай бұрын

    @@heatherpilaroscia9911 same i still wake up hearing my mother screaming sometimes.... im 30

  • @heatherpilaroscia9911

    @heatherpilaroscia9911

    2 ай бұрын

    @@michaelkimbrell8358 those memories linger!

  • @isiIwen
    @isiIwen7 ай бұрын

    Can I just say I LOVE how you're separating the trashes and recycling them. We have a similar system in Germany and I recycle almost religiously and it annoys me so much when people just throw everything into one bin.

  • @danoyse8233

    @danoyse8233

    6 ай бұрын

    Isilwen, best wishes from another phantom recycler in the uk.☘️

  • @HB-tc9bi

    @HB-tc9bi

    6 ай бұрын

    Yesss!! I get so annoyed as well!

  • @kathleenstrafford9895

    @kathleenstrafford9895

    3 ай бұрын

    SAME

  • @beeleerosie

    @beeleerosie

    2 ай бұрын

    Ok I understand but at first get rid of the rubbish anyway possible then you can move on to recycling . Here on the Uk we have small boxes but that can be overwhelming when you have so much rubbish. Getting rid of the majority and then recycling is important.

  • @tatianafeitosaaraujo
    @tatianafeitosaaraujo7 ай бұрын

    You’re amazing! A friend asked me for help with his apartment last week and I used your videos to show him he’s not alone. These things do happen to people and it’s ok! The important thing is being able to ask for help! Thank you! ❤

  • @DVD927

    @DVD927

    7 ай бұрын

    That was a great idea!

  • @jjbud3124

    @jjbud3124

    6 ай бұрын

    If my husband were alone it would probably happen to him. He used to be very neat but since he's gotten old, I have to keep after him to not leave trash everywhere. He changed from Mr. Clean and tidy to Mr. Dirty and messy. I never would have predicted that.

  • @lean8342

    @lean8342

    4 ай бұрын

    👏

  • @lean8342

    @lean8342

    4 ай бұрын

    @@jjbud3124ask him to cleaned after himself or help out sometime people attend to get lazy when they just sit around nd do nothing. Cleaning is therapy the feeling after cleaning is amazing. Make sure to motivate people around you nd make sure they clean after themselves cause that will make u lazy too . U will get tried of cleaning after someone everyday 🤦‍♀️ tell him to do at lest his clothes or dishes.

  • @flatplatypus
    @flatplatypus7 ай бұрын

    I think you might be surprised that houses in the rest of the world are not as well built as those in Finland. I've been really impressed by how sound the homes you clean are underneath the dirt! And those drains and shower hoses in the bathrooms are such a good idea, but not something we have here in NZ.

  • @martaaltheide5146

    @martaaltheide5146

    7 ай бұрын

    In America a drain in bathrooms and laundry room would alleviate many claims for water damage caused by flooding from said areas. Too simple, makes no sense to the builder.

  • @AlexBsSecret

    @AlexBsSecret

    7 ай бұрын

    yeah, the drains in the bathrooms (and in some countries even in kitchens) are absolutely amazing, no idea why the rest of the world doesn't built houses like this, all bathrooms should also be at least semi-wet rooms, so you wouldn't have to be careful to get water on your walls or the floor, cleaning would be 1000% easier.

  • @sandravasquez7628

    @sandravasquez7628

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@AlexBsSecretYES! First time I saw a KZread video of a "cleaning routine" from a US person I almost fainted... everything in the bathroom was cleaned with wet rags and sanitizing wipes 😖. That is ok if you just want to do a quick touch up to an already clean restroom, but if its dirty? Man then I need a proper drain and for the whole floor to be tiled cause you bet I'm going to literally wash the whole restroom with soap, water and disinfectant the same way Auri does! There is no reason to have floors or walls that cannot get wet in a bathroom. American houses are very pretty but they are buildt like luxury shacks...its all wood, plaster and fantasies. I'd rather have concrete or brick walls and floors.

  • @fightingtosurvive6527

    @fightingtosurvive6527

    6 ай бұрын

    ​@@sandravasquez7628 Well said ! 😊

  • @laramguimaraes1

    @laramguimaraes1

    6 ай бұрын

    It is very common in brazil. We Love to Wash bathrooms with water and it is essential to have a drain outside The shower for that

  • @WendyP1965
    @WendyP19654 ай бұрын

    I can't imagine not having clean sheets and pillow cases on my bed every week! Auri, u saved this guy from eviction for sure! Hopefully he doesn't let it get bad again!

  • @yoddlelaheewhooo1864
    @yoddlelaheewhooo18647 ай бұрын

    I had our bathrooms custom made, like these bathrooms. I showed the contractor videos pictures and ideas and they he did it for me. Guess you just gotta have, the place, income, desire and good contractor working with you. Now all the walls in the bathroom can be cleaned and easily maintained. I haven't had a problem, no mold, no slips, no regrets. I hope everyone and anyone that buys their own home, can finally have a custom made bathroom like the ones on the videos. 😊 peace and love y'all ✌️💝 *Btw my husband is the contractor 😅😂🤣

  • @AngelDRose
    @AngelDRose7 ай бұрын

    I’m glad you’re coming to Florida! Just be prepared for some cockroaches in the dirty homes. I lived next door to a messy neighbor and our entire building was infested. No matter how clean I kept my house, or how much poison I used, they kept coming back. Finally we moved to a house and have been roach free for 2 years.

  • @Jibbie49

    @Jibbie49

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes, she will not like Palmetto bugs ( Eurycotis floridana). Got to spray the yard and house to get rid of roaches and keep it up, as they come over from other yards.

  • @Lorrainecats

    @Lorrainecats

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes. Those big palmetto bugs! Infestations happen very quickly. You have to get rid of them and then clean every day.

  • @dososos

    @dososos

    7 ай бұрын

    Huge Wolf Spiders,, Snakes and Alligators that get in through doggy doors. 😮

  • @AngelDRose

    @AngelDRose

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Jibbie49 Ours were the tiny German cockroaches.

  • @Jibbie49

    @Jibbie49

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AngelDRose Yes, we have them in the U.S. as well, as I call them "racer roaches' as they are so fast.

  • @jennarayner4727
    @jennarayner47277 ай бұрын

    If you are looking for home to clean and people to help, you could speak to children services. I work in children Social care in the UK, and a lot of families could really use your amazing help. Trying to get someone to help people is very hard to do and often the parents are so overwhelmed they just don't know where to start xx Thanks you for all you do xxx I hope you like it in America xx

  • @Quintus468

    @Quintus468

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes! Social services in general is a better option than the police. Police might know someone, but it's not their job and in the US, cops and welfare checks are usually...not great.

  • @StarStarPlayz

    @StarStarPlayz

    6 ай бұрын

    @@Quintus468believe me, social services don’t really how dirty a house is

  • @romilitgen4837
    @romilitgen48376 ай бұрын

    As someone who still fights heavy depression, thank you so much for doing those things! I know how hard it is if you can’t get out of bed or take care of your surroundings. On very bad phases I couldn’t even brush my teeth or make myself food for weeks. The showering was also very difficult for me.. just generally taking care of myself was so hard because my head thought and sometimes still thinks it’s not worth it. IM not worth it. But people like you help me to sometimes kick my butt and start. Even if it’s just little things like throwing on the washing machine or cleaning up the floor so you can kind of walk freely. It’s still so very hard because friends and family never noticed it when I had those very bad phases but when I reached out to a friend, because I was just so incredibly overwhelmed, it helped so much. So again thank you for what you are doing. You are an absolute angel ❤

  • @sunshinenday3439
    @sunshinenday34396 ай бұрын

    Hey Auri, in the US elderly often get condemned from homes. Local social services county offices would know if they have any elderly that have notices to clean or be condemned (meaning they board up the house for good=elderly will be homeless). There are many of these in the US! Please check with the Florida county social services offices for any elderly on notice that need cleaning help 😊 Also Adult protective services would have homes that could use help (that is who gets called when elderly or disabled are living in poor conditions.

  • @craftyhobbit7623
    @craftyhobbit76237 ай бұрын

    It must have been really exhausting doing all of that in one day - we recently moved home and there were still a lot of things to sort through/pack a couple of days before the move that was exhausting. Kudos for you and your helper for doing this as the resident wouldn't have been able to do it by himself. The afternoon of the day before we moved I was over whelmed by it and shut down.

  • @Lorrainecats

    @Lorrainecats

    7 ай бұрын

    That happened to me when I sold my home and moved to this senior building. I had such mixed feelings that I was almost paralyzed.

  • @ChoiceQueenxoxo

    @ChoiceQueenxoxo

    7 ай бұрын

    I think it at least helps mentally that it's not her own mess. I can believe that constantly deciding where things should go or to trow things away will be extra tiring mentally whe.n it is your own mess. I experience that myself, I am very fast cleaning other peoples messes and stuff, almost compulsive, but going through my own messes is way harder😅

  • @helengren9349

    @helengren9349

    7 ай бұрын

    @@ChoiceQueenxoxo Yes, that is true! In Sweden there is an expression, "I'll do deathcleaning"...meaning one takes small steps every Year & check through the stuff what to keep or give away, so it is not that owerwhealming when it's time to move...👍

  • @dark_baphomet
    @dark_baphomet6 ай бұрын

    I love doing this for people, it’s funny cause I find it so much easier to clean up other peoples spaces than my own, it’s really satisfying knowing you’ve helped change someone’s life, cleaning up a space can do so much for someone

  • @Suzanne4415

    @Suzanne4415

    3 ай бұрын

    Yeah, ages ago me and a friend were saying how we'd start cleaning each other's places instead of our own, for this exact reason. Never got around to it and lost touch. Still think it was a pretty good idea.

  • @volvacations2186

    @volvacations2186

    3 ай бұрын

    I think it is because we don't have an emotional attachment to their stuff.

  • @valeb410
    @valeb4107 ай бұрын

    It’s not just being able to walk in there, also showering, taking care of himself, eating healthier. These things are difficult when you have depression, I can only imagine how much more difficult it must be for someone in a home like that. You’re giving them a chance of a new beginning 😊❤

  • @stephaniecastro984
    @stephaniecastro9847 ай бұрын

    I’m not if Florida, but in addition to getting in touch with the local authorities to see if anyone needs help, you might want to reach out to Child Protective Services too. They may know of many struggling families who could really use your help. You’re amazing! ❤

  • @cassiew1734
    @cassiew17347 ай бұрын

    Wow! That really is an emergency cleanup and much needed

  • @bearfog07
    @bearfog077 ай бұрын

    In Australia, we have an outdoor garbage bin, a recycle bin and a bin for garden/food waste, or FOGO, bin. Some areas don't yet have a FOGO bin in the house so we can put food scraps and even tissues in it. Most of Australia would have the garden waste bin. I take the 10c cans and bottles to my neighbour, who is a pensioner as he could always use the extra money. Fantastic job you and your helper, did! xx

  • @catdobson2311
    @catdobson23116 ай бұрын

    Wow, I'm finding it so amazing that you both cleaned this apartment in less than 24hrs! That's so inspiring! Very well done to you!! You probably saved that person from eviction, really really well done!

  • @sapphireschultze165
    @sapphireschultze1657 ай бұрын

    I quite often find myself stuck in functional freeze 😭 I just scroll and scroll but then I get tired of being frozen and get irritated at myself for not doing better. I know I shouldn't be beating myself up about it but just can't help it sometimes. I have the products and time, I just couldn't muster the motivation. Eventually I came to a conclusion.. watching your cleaning videos brings me out of that frozen state 🥳 Thank you Auri for YOU! You've helped so many people in such different ways you truly are a blessing we need in this world ❤

  • @jacquelinehart5334
    @jacquelinehart53347 ай бұрын

    Check with Veteran Affairs in USA. Often Veteran's are disabled and unable to keep their houses/apartments clean.

  • @Coffeecup.0110
    @Coffeecup.01107 ай бұрын

    Auri, you’re so right. We should all be thankful for our fresh beds and warm showers ❤

  • @judyjude
    @judyjude3 күн бұрын

    hearthwarming reply from the renter. I hope he got a good night sleep

  • @sofieabassi637
    @sofieabassi6376 ай бұрын

    You know, when I feel like anxiety and depression is takin over me, I try cleanin my house or I watch your videos even tho I’ve already seen them, I just helps me feel better.. thank you Auri for being such an amazing person. You don’t even know how many lives you save every day

  • @janka2641
    @janka26417 ай бұрын

    This is a very difficult situation. Of course, it's unfair that the landlord doesn't know anything about it. However, what is more unfair and terrible is that some people are left alone in this world with their mental problems. Many are unable to ask anyone for help. It's great that everything ended well here. If you ever come to Poland to help someone, I will be happy to help you! You are an amazing person!

  • @sellyourhomenowbook
    @sellyourhomenowbook7 ай бұрын

    Your helping the Landlord, Tenant, their family, and neighbors! Bravo! Wonderful job!

  • @feistyhuman3579
    @feistyhuman35795 ай бұрын

    If I had an apartment complex in Finland, I’d definitely be watching your channel.

  • @aprildegele1510
    @aprildegele15106 ай бұрын

    Excited to hear you're coming to the USA! I'm sure there are many folks that need help in Florida. Yes, generally our homes are larger. Some are absolutely, disgustingly massive. However, most of our kitchens and bathrooms aren't the wet rooms you're used to cleaning. You can't just wash, scrape, scrub, and then hose the whole thing down. Wet rooms here, like the bathrooms and kitchens you have in Finland, are considered a high-end luxury. Some other basic tips: if you're going to rent a van, be sure it has air conditioning. It's very hot and humid in Florida. I understand that you don't mind bugs, but there are things in some places in Florida (like snakes, even exotics that have been let loose, Iguanas, Alligators, and all kinds of other things you may find there that you don't in the EU. Just saying). Also, not all spiders can just be left alone. If you're here in the "winter" (not like your winter), you'll have to watch for Iguanas falling out of the trees because they're too cold to hold on. Also, there are fish that crawl across roads in some places to get to a pond with food. Pretty cool to see. We also have just as many hoarding issues in the US as you do in Finland and elsewhere. Also, Florida is a huge state. Matter of fact, most of our states are almost the size of some EU countries! For example, it takes an entire day (12+ hours) to drive across some states, like Texas. In half that time, we drove from France, to Geneva, then to Gruyere, back to Geneva for an event, and then back into France. The first time our friends from France came to visit, they were shocked at how big states in the US are. They couldn't believe it took more than 2 hours to drive from the Portland airport to the campsite in Washington state. 2 hours from their home would get you well into Spain or Switzerland. Pack for hot and humid weather. Also rain. Depending on when you're coming, it may be hurricane season. It's just about over now, but come spring there are storms, and Sept though Nov is hurricane season. If you have a chance, you must go to an "all you can eat" buffet. It's shocking. Florida is sub-tropical, so pack bug spray. The mosquitos are enormous. Oh, and pack clear nail polish because everywhere in the southern US has chiggers. (google it) There are many really fun things to do besides Disney and Epcot. So much rich heritage of all kinds ... Mexican, Cuban, Hattian, Creole, the list goes on. However, don't take a swamp tour without a guide. People have released all kinds of exotic pets into the wild, including very dangerously venomous exotic snakes. Good thing that Dade County has the only comprehensive envenomation 911 resource in the entire US. I don't at ALL mean to try to scare you, but you need to be prepared because most foreign visitors are woefully unprepared.

  • @marykurzava9784
    @marykurzava97846 ай бұрын

    The good you do cannot be measured. I am amazed by the hard work, non judgement and positive approach to horrendous conditions, it is wonderful. It is so good to know that there are people like you in this world with hearts as big as the ocean. Thank you, you are a beautiful human being inside and out❤

  • @Goblin-Mode-Life
    @Goblin-Mode-Life6 ай бұрын

    I am a disabled mom of a one year old in the USA and oh my gosh I can't keep up with our home. It's not in BAD condition. Tidy, but filthy. Dust, dog hair, smelly home. I'm just too tired and in too much pain. We're also moving in a few months and I have to do a move out clean (Which we can't afford to pay someone to do). I LOVE watching your videos, because they are very motivating to get up and at least do one or two smaller cleaning tasks.

  • @catstrawford
    @catstrawford7 ай бұрын

    Landlords always appreciate cleanliness, doesn't matter who is doing it. What they don't appreciate is damage to their property. But cleanliness, they adore! ❤

  • @ladyrose1341
    @ladyrose13417 ай бұрын

    You are an ANGEL Auri! 😇 By helping this poor man and attending a last minute call, you show the kindness of your heart 🥰❤ Even though you had to change your schedule and didn't have much time, you decided to go to this desperate man's house and help him... you probably SAVED his life, you know? And I'm not exagerating, a lot of people who get evicted commit suicide after that 😥 Sending you lots of love from Argentina! 🙌🏻🇦🇷

  • @barbarakosloski9260
    @barbarakosloski92607 ай бұрын

    Aurikatariina to the rescue again. ❤ It is so comforting coming home to a clean house and sleeping under clean bedding. So satisfying. William is living in a studio apartment where the bed is in the living room. Perhaps a hide-a-bed couch would work better. When I have a depression episode, I may.not have cleaned my home as well as usual, especially in the bathroom or kitchen, but I never throw food or trash on the floor, tables or counters. Perhaps a 55-gallon trash can would be helpful for these people's homes. It takes little effort to carry trash bags to the curb for pickup once a week. My fridge is cleaned out once a month to make room for fresh fruits and vegetables. What I do not do is exercise and that is something I used to do daily, and it made me feel good physically and mentally. I need to force myself to start doing it again even if judt for a walk. My cats never go without food and clean water daily as well as their litter boxes scooped twice a day. It is not their fault I have anxiety and depressionbissues. When I cry they crawl on me to comfort me. Such good cats. I wish America recycled more than it does. What a waste of resources. (sigh) America is so wasteful.

  • @vice-cent6639
    @vice-cent66393 күн бұрын

    I know a lot of paramedics come across people with dirty homes that are in need of help, you could always give your number to hospitals it help find more people!!!

  • @willh1655
    @willh16556 ай бұрын

    Thank you for helping people. Some are physically sick, and some are mentally sick, but they all need help.

  • @kimsy520
    @kimsy5207 ай бұрын

    I wish more American homes had the kind of bathrooms you guys have. Much simpler and easier to clean.

  • @ChoiceQueenxoxo

    @ChoiceQueenxoxo

    7 ай бұрын

    It is also very easy for elderly people and caretakers. There is a downside though, your entire bathroom will get wet so you really need to take care to dry it properly to fight mold and nasty smells

  • @briashubert2489

    @briashubert2489

    7 ай бұрын

    i would have to agree!

  • @gardeninginthedesert

    @gardeninginthedesert

    7 ай бұрын

    And British bathrooms that often come with carpets 🤢

  • @bethy_cuter

    @bethy_cuter

    7 ай бұрын

    I'm just curious now what differences do you see between these bathrooms and American bathrooms? if you can share, i'm really interested now 🙂

  • @rosebasoz

    @rosebasoz

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@gardeninginthedesertI'm English and never saw a carpeted bathroom here.

  • @tamekadavis6641
    @tamekadavis66417 ай бұрын

    Aurikatariina is to the rescue ❤❤❤

  • @Fluffimuff
    @Fluffimuff7 ай бұрын

    Since you are looking for homes to clean in Florida… there are a number of men who do extreme yard cleanup/makeovers in Florida. It seems that when yards get so out of control, the inside of homes is also probably out of control as well. It would be really great to join efforts with one of these yard clean up guys. ❤

  • @zoewhitelaw6697
    @zoewhitelaw66976 ай бұрын

    What a great video! Can I also just say it’s so nice to see others help Auri out, the girl with the green shirt and the AMAZING tattoos was just as diligent as Auri, and I can only imagine how much she appreciates the help of a thorough cleaner. Great job girls 👏🏻

  • @ann-louisep7573
    @ann-louisep75737 ай бұрын

    Wonderful to hear that your friend was able to help! What a nice woman to give her time and energy. Kudos to both of you.

  • @isabellerininger6249
    @isabellerininger62497 ай бұрын

    You’re coming to Miami? That’s wonderful! Something you will notice that’s different in addition to larger spaces is lots of carpeting and NO floor drains. Our bathrooms aren’t “wet rooms” that have drains and can be hosed down. (Would be nice if they were!) Great video!!!

  • @katebaker4352

    @katebaker4352

    7 ай бұрын

    I'm surprised about the carpet! Homes in Florida that I've been in have lots of tile.

  • @StarStarPlayz

    @StarStarPlayz

    6 ай бұрын

    @@katebaker4352carpet only in bedrooms

  • @tsunderes
    @tsunderes3 ай бұрын

    I wish more people are as kind as you. I'm doing a lot better and my house is clean these days because I am happier and also married, but years ago I went through a depressive episode and my house was a mess. (Not as bad as this video but it was still pretty bad) I finally asked for help and reached out and a few friends and my sister came to help. But then I overheard a friend and my sister making fun of me and going through my fridge and laughing at how many expired products there were. It hurt and I had trouble asking for help again after that.

  • @delyda
    @delyda4 ай бұрын

    Auri, you definitely give me strength while my toddler is so active and usually in destruction mode. When he goes to sleep each night, I watch one of your videos and it always gets me motivated to clean the kitchen, tidy the living room, etc. You've definitely helped me come up with a more methodical way to clean my home. Trashes, dishes, laundry, tidy items, then deep clean! Our home is absolutely never fully clean, but it doesn't ever get too bad now. Thank you for bringing your light and skill and passion to a broad audience so we can all benefit from you!! 🧡🧡🧡 Best of luck in Florida!

  • @tawnyprovince-ward2353
    @tawnyprovince-ward23537 ай бұрын

    Sweetie I’ll never meet you, but I’m proud of you not only for the depression cleanings, but also for getting your own help so you’re able to do these amazing things.

  • @NJDeLay
    @NJDeLay7 ай бұрын

    My Mother in Law needs a clean. She's in bad shape. Please consider hers. Boca Raton, Fl.

  • @AvastYourAssss
    @AvastYourAssss6 ай бұрын

    You're so sweet, we love you too Auri! 🥹🥹❤️❤️

  • @katherinekinnaird4408
    @katherinekinnaird44087 ай бұрын

    God bless you honey. I'm a grandmother in California. I watched loved ones suffer and still turn down help. Thank you for caring about yourself and others. Praying for your continued success.

  • @nothanks4469
    @nothanks44697 ай бұрын

    You're an angel. 😇💞

  • @talpai.monica
    @talpai.monica7 ай бұрын

    May the Lord reward you, for all the good you do, and give you health and strength, to you and your family ❤

  • @Sandilini
    @Sandilini7 ай бұрын

    Where I live in the U.S, so few people recycle that they don’t make us categorize our recycling. We throw cardboard, cans, and recyclable plastics in one big recycling can and they sort it at the facility for us. They think that if we had to further sort recyclables into separate bins, even fewer people would recycle at all.

  • @bernadettepopekmone9903
    @bernadettepopekmone99036 ай бұрын

    You are a real blessing & a gift from god. you help their mental illness.

  • @Kaufdroppp
    @Kaufdroppp7 ай бұрын

    There’s a lot of mold here in florida so make sure you mask up! I’m in SW florida and lots of hoarders down here. I’m curious how Paris goes after the recent bed bug outbreak 😬

  • @-huma
    @-huma7 ай бұрын

    Her content is so satisfying to watch!

  • @superlatero
    @superlatero3 ай бұрын

    This Lady is some kind of angel on Earth

  • @mangokilla127
    @mangokilla1276 ай бұрын

    This lady's voice is so comforting, she sounds so positive and it's very satisfying watching her process :)

  • @delphineslocombe9544
    @delphineslocombe95447 ай бұрын

    There have been quite a few times owners or landlords are coming to inspect properties and urgent help is needed. Also the mess has been hidden from family and friends. I wondered have any of these people ever recognised the property getting cleaned?

  • @andersdottir1111
    @andersdottir11117 ай бұрын

    Brilliant job Auri! When you are in Miami you could ask to go on a popular radio station to find people- older people still listen to the radio and I’m sure would appreciate you. Also churches would know of people:)

  • @chazruff6898

    @chazruff6898

    7 ай бұрын

    That's an amazing idea

  • @Jillnomaha
    @Jillnomaha7 ай бұрын

    Something that is definitely different in American bathrooms is that we don’t typically have full tile or open plans with drains in the floor / hose sprayer to rinse everything off. It would be so nice to have honestly 😅

  • @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    @inthrutheoutdoor5849

    7 ай бұрын

    I agree, how much easier would it be to clean the bathroom? lol.

  • @xoMissNovember
    @xoMissNovemberАй бұрын

    How sweet are you!!!!!!!! Not only cleaning for free but you wish him the best by caring for his well-being! ❤😭

  • @asumner1959
    @asumner19597 ай бұрын

    Amazing clean up after such short notice, and just in one day too! I hope William can keep the place in order now you've done all that work. He sent you a lovely message so I have a feeling this is a new start for him. I hope the landlord was impressed too!

  • @patstaaf7661
    @patstaaf76617 ай бұрын

    You are so great. I feel a thousand times better if my house is clean. You are helping these folks so much, good for you. xoxo

  • @Oshyano
    @Oshyano6 ай бұрын

    I feel like William will never forget this beautiful gift. It's amazing, what you do.

  • @debbysouthworth5606
    @debbysouthworth56067 ай бұрын

    Auri, there are 3 cleaners here in the USA who are a lot like you. If you can find Midwest Magic, Cleaning With Barbie and A Beautiful Mess, they're big fans of yours along with the rest of us.

  • @grogers511
    @grogers5117 ай бұрын

    I think it’s a win for the landlord and a 2nd chance for the tenant. It’s up to the tenant to use the second chance as a fresh start. I hope he gets therapy to help him. VERY NICE JOB!

  • @Pomshka
    @Pomshka7 ай бұрын

    I think unless the physical house itself is falling down etc. I think if a house is just a mess it's not the end of the world? Mess can be cleaned up. But let's say if the tenant is knocking down walls or burning carpets... That's different!

  • @Lucinda_Jackson
    @Lucinda_Jackson7 ай бұрын

    What a huge difference! You really saved the day! William can stop worrying and everything is fresh for a new start! I hope he works on finishing the bits you didn't have time for and does daily maintenance to keep it clean. For his own sake! It would be a sort of repayment to you as well, honoring what you did for him by holding steady and even improving things! ❤

  • @lonnieslick9313

    @lonnieslick9313

    7 ай бұрын

    It’s ok too if he just can’t do it for whatever reason and get help to keep it clean and work on getting unstuck in baby steps

  • @Mephil
    @Mephil17 сағат бұрын

    You seem like an awesome person, and very satisfying to see this home being restored to livable conditions!!

  • @anncoxwell7015
    @anncoxwell70157 ай бұрын

    Florida homes are larger, many have mold issues, three types of cockroach infestations, spiders (mist are harmless-they’ll make you hurt yourself but they don’t hurt you!), and the occasional snake. Not trying to discourage you, just want you to know ahead of time. I think going to Miami will be great!

  • @cathyprosser1050
    @cathyprosser10507 ай бұрын

    So beautiful, Auri! Thank you for helping this man in that rather desperate situation. Who knows what might have happened if the apartment hadn't been cleaned up when the owner came😢. I hope this helps him a lot. Not just to get out of a tough situation but in going forward not to allow his living space to become so messy and filled with trash.

  • @triggerbunny
    @triggerbunny6 ай бұрын

    Thank you for what you do. While I have never gotten remotely close to this example, my depression loves to manifest in clutter & finding motivation to clean once it gets to a certain point can seem like an impossible task. I completely feel for this client who couldn't bare to ask for help until it was a legit emergency. Can you imagine how traumatic it would have been for this person to be evicted due to this? I hope that client is doing better, I know how much better I feel when I have a clean & tidy living space after a deep declutter & clean. Each bit of clutter in that room is a weight on our shoulders we just can't bare to remove at times. I hope this individual got to fully enjoy that weight being removed so quickly.

  • @katebaker4352
    @katebaker43527 ай бұрын

    It's exciting that you will be cleaning in the US! Be well aware that our homes are much larger than ones you typically clean. Even regular apartments are larger, let alone the houses. Make sure you leave enough time! Also, recycling isn't free in a lot of places in the US. When you do recycle, everything must be clean and dry. Lastly, Miami has a lot of rough neighborhoods. Please be sure to check online or with local police to make sure you're not putting yourself at unnecessary risk.

  • @bipedalnonsense
    @bipedalnonsense6 ай бұрын

    Hi Auri. You could contact the police but the first responders that will have the most experience with hoarded houses are paramedics, EMTS, and Firemen. They’re the ones often going into the houses and fully seeing the bigger hoarders. They’re often repeat patients due to their health and fire hazards.

  • @MiriamACNH
    @MiriamACNH6 ай бұрын

    I keep watching your videos to try and motivate myself to clean my own house. Seeing this speed up videos makes it looks so easy but the dirt and trash is piling up so quickly all the time. I wish I had your energy and positivity when it comes to cleaning

  • @PalaszewskiFamily
    @PalaszewskiFamily7 ай бұрын

    Auri, you are so special! 💗💖💕 Many Americans live like this. Our apartments and homes can be quite large, and we hoard, so it makes for a very challenging ordeal when a loved one needs help. I'm surprised to hear you are not overflowing with requests, but people lose perspective and put up with hell until they are forced into change. Your thoughts on life and dirt are fascinating!🇺🇸🇸🇪💗

  • @babiiluv22204
    @babiiluv222047 ай бұрын

    11:10 I also recommend reaching out to Social Workers, I don’t know if they have the same thing in your country but it here we have people (social workers) who help people who are struggling get resources they need and accomplish things they need (finding jobs, housing, rehab, mental health, etc) they see a lot of people who are also hoarders and people who struggle to clean when they’re not mentally well.

  • @ninjasipad7924
    @ninjasipad79247 ай бұрын

    Amazing job and especially for short notice. I’ve never been a landlord but I would think if I were I’d want to do a walk through and check the property every six months. That way if there are water leaks, repairs that need to be done, they get done before things get worse. It’s also an opportunity to ensure bugs, rodents, trash, etc aren’t becoming a problem. I admire your hard work and compassion for all of those you help❤

  • @mamimumi7589

    @mamimumi7589

    7 ай бұрын

    in many countries you cannot do it because you have no right to enter other peoples' homes without a good reason. Checking for water leaks is not a good reason.

  • @darkshadowrule2952

    @darkshadowrule2952

    7 ай бұрын

    ​​@@mamimumi7589and in the ones it isn't illegal, it just wouldn't be received super well. Even if you own the place, it is their private space, I don't imagine someone would want their landlord coming around to judge the kink dungeon they've put together in the spare bedroom XD I think the better thing to do would be to check in every month or two via text or email just asking if things are going okay, being around to build a more personal relationship with tenants where they feel more comfortable reaching out for help, and don't make it seem so dire if the tenant does mess something up, like with mine everything you do has a no tolerance we will fine you/terminate your lease policy and like... who want to tell THEM you messed up?

  • @brittanywilliams8653

    @brittanywilliams8653

    7 ай бұрын

    My apartment does their own mandatory pest control every few months and while there they do an inspection. They only look at the kitchen and living room. They don't go into the bedrooms or bathrooms unless requested by the tenant for pest control there. If I was a landlord, I would do it that way. Every 4-5 months, just look at the kitchen and living room and that's it.

  • @qqqqqqqq

    @qqqqqqqq

    7 ай бұрын

    @@mamimumi7589 it's just not fair because it gives a right to a person like THAT to destroy your property and not be responsible for it

  • @Vonononie

    @Vonononie

    7 ай бұрын

    When I rented my landlord did a check every 3 months. They had a tenant in a different house ruin it so they were concerned about all their other properties. Even after being there for years with absolutely no issues they still came around every 12 weeks, and looked in every room. It never felt like my home even though I paid them a lot of money to live there

  • @dennisproulx3215
    @dennisproulx32153 ай бұрын

    She is a miracle worker! And how she could do that voiceover ? Simply Amazing! Best decision I made was giving up being a landlord.

  • @cherylspohr9821
    @cherylspohr98216 ай бұрын

    You saved this renter from being evicted! That is so wonderful. Now they can enjoy their clean living space.

  • @yurahymaolivera587
    @yurahymaolivera5876 ай бұрын

    SO RIGHT!!! “We are here to help each other and nobody IS alone” you are an ángel in earth @Aurikatarina thank you so much for being here with us!❤❤❤

  • @sarahtaylor8434
    @sarahtaylor84346 ай бұрын

    I am in this kind of situation with my boyfriend and we are about to start moving in together and I am so scared and anxious! My brain and body needs a clean organized environment and I am worried! I love katariinas enthusiasm and positivity with cleaning and confidence. You are extremely talented and motivating and I hope I am able to tend to this “new home” in such a positive manner without being overwhelmed

  • @PrincessBlumie
    @PrincessBlumie7 ай бұрын

    I live in Florida but I am in Jacksonville which is a 6 hour drive North- this state is HUGE so I'm sure you'll have no trouble finding dirty homes. Be careful though- we have really big roaches here

  • @chicoxiba
    @chicoxiba6 ай бұрын

    Hi, if you’re watching this this be amazing I just want to say thank you for helping out people. This is so nice and I really love that you are helping other people in their homes. I wish I was like you which I love cleaning and I don’t like a dirtiness, so that would be perfect for me to clean.😊

  • @GossamerAtara
    @GossamerAtara6 ай бұрын

    watching this video made me cry, just your generosity and your values about how we should always ask for help when we need it and not be afraid. i suffer from depression and anxiety and keeping a clean house is not always easy for me. i have lived in a house like this one before, mess-wise. it was a horrible situation that was on a loop (too depressed to clean, messiness feeds depression, etc). i luckily had people that helped me through it that i could ask for help. thankfully I am in a much better place now. you are such a wonderful person

  • @FireQueen19
    @FireQueen197 ай бұрын

    Hey love I live in Florida I’m a nurse, I bet if you go to a home health nursing agency they can direct to the best dirty homes, there are elderly that definitely need it!

  • @daoimean
    @daoimean7 ай бұрын

    I've been off work all week and have been too tired to do any of the housework I was planning. Seeing you do all this in one say has really inspired me to think I can at least get a good chunk done tomorrow before work on Monday! ❤

  • @indexasica

    @indexasica

    7 ай бұрын

    When I'm off work and at home, I almost never clean as much as I planned; rather, I use the time to relax and recuperate. I prefer to clean after work for an hour, every day another room, when I'm already in the "move".

  • @joker6solitaire
    @joker6solitaire6 ай бұрын

    I'm a new viewer and subscribed as soon as this video ended! I found it comforting to watch you transform an overwhelmingly messy, dirty space back into the functional home it once was. Your voice is also very warm and kind. Plus, your quirky joy for cleaning gross things is funny and adorable! Thank you for speaking candidly about your mental health struggles and for not judging people whose mental health deteriorates to the point where their home looks like this. You are such a lovely person to provide help with such dedication and joy--and for free! I wish you all the best. Have a great time in Florida, and definitely accept advice from your other commenters on this video. They have excellent suggestions for connecting with clients and for staying safe from dangerous critters and high heat/humidity.

  • @dianech
    @dianech7 ай бұрын

    Another great transformation! And happy that you get to travel! Florida is a beautiful state, I have visited there. I live in Texas - and yes homes are much different in the U.S.! Bathrooms are different, usually not a drain in floors. Laundry rooms are separate rooms. Beds are different too! We have thicker mattresses… Be safe!❤️

  • @briannapeppers7105

    @briannapeppers7105

    6 ай бұрын

    From texas as well i love her videos

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