What a sweet surp, hiding the donuts for the whole crew in that trunk! He's so appreciative, and grateful!

looking at my untidy sink and realize my house isn't a mess.

@foreveracatholicjmj9926

Ай бұрын

😊

@worldsworstneighbours

Ай бұрын

vibe

TO avoid being a hoarder if I find great deals on school supplies or winter gloves. I donate to my local high school. Helps students stay in school. There is a small food pantry in front of the entrance. So find a great sell on Mac and cheese I buy and donate 🎉

While watching I immidiatly started cleaning my flat😅

@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500

Ай бұрын

Same! Vacuumed the whole place, cleaned all 3 bathrooms, washed all the dishes and laundry..lol! This show makes me very motivated to clean! Next..new sheets on the bed, and some gardening. A very productive day!

The music on this is so much better than Hoarders. It's so got to be dramatic. I love the way the cleaners deal with the people they are working with. It's more like having friends help you clean.

Nook and Cranny is such an adorable name for them!! XD

Phillip needs a clean sweep and companionship....Jan, a bargain ain't a bargain if you can't use it...

I loved Phillip. He had a terrible medical event, and then just got behind it all and it became too overwhelming. It wasn't that he couldn't do it, it was just too much on his own, and that lovely team were exactly what he needed. I'm so happy for him, and I feel confident that unless he has another major negative life event, he won't have trouble keeping it up now. Kudos to the team, and to Phillip for being so positive and eager to get it done. ❤

Beneath all the bargains, there are buried treasures Jan hasn’t seen in years. *shows small dog shaking off her coat* legit thought they found the dog

I love the red wallpaper and black floating shelves!

Always the good show to stay motivated 😊

Yay! Always looking forward to a new episode on Friday 🎉🥤🍿

How is she able to afford to buy so many "bargains"?!

@AndrogynousMIE

2 ай бұрын

Luxuary problems and laziness, nothing else.

I can’t live in a mess because then my head feels like it’s in a mess. When I have a “throw out” clean up, I feel like I have purged so much emotionally. It’s not just the satisfaction of seeing the difference, it’s like you’re throwing out all the guilt of getting those things in the first place, things you didn’t actually need, never used and ultimately wasted money on. I could have probably bought a really nice house, if somehow I could calculate all the money I wasted on my silly decisions of my purchases, over my 50 years 😳 We keep so many things due to the sentimental value, which is ridiculous when you think about it. They stay in a box, in a cupboard for what? For someone to throw them out when we die…kept all those decades for absolutely no reason or purpose 🤷‍♀️ yet most of us do it to , and I’m still doing it.

Philipp is such a handsome guy but every woman would run away screaming if she stepped inside this house.

Every time I see a documentary from the UK I think to myself, what nice and interesting people. I think I should have moved there 35 years ago.

@edgrossman8929

10 күн бұрын

I thought of living in an English village after I retired😊

Whenever I see that we are starting to get too much stuff, I watch some of these shows. I love these British cleaning teams. Not quite the pot-stirring and drama of Hoarders, the American show. They still get the job done.

Wow! Hoarders are so fascinating

Yvonne and Angela are my favourite cleaners ❤️ Good job to all cleaners!

@worldsworstneighbours

Ай бұрын

They are awesome!

Everybody has had difficult or tragic events in their lives without becoming horders and living among filth. So it's hard to understand how some people can resign themselves to this. Enormous admiration to the women and men who are able to tackle what are often really disgusting rooms, also their patience with sometimes difficult hoarders. But there is also a serious health problem with the people involved in this episode. The fact that almost all of them are overweight or obese, with statistics in the UK pointing to about 63% of the population.

@3namechangezalowdevry90day7

Ай бұрын

Everyone reacts to trauma differently. Someone without hoarding tendencies might react to that same bad life event by becoming an alcoholic, workaholic, etc.

@3namechangezalowdevry90day7

Ай бұрын

Everyone reacts to trauma differently. Someone without hoarding tendencies might react to that same bad life event by becoming an alcoholic, workaholic, etc.

@triggeredcat120

Ай бұрын

You do realize this is a neurological disorder right? As in the way their brains are wired handle things differently than you and I would. Don’t be ignorant.

YOU DON'T NEED TO KEEP SHOWING THE ROOMS OVER AND OVER AGAIN, WE GOT IT THE FIRST TIME!!!! JAYZUS!

I love the way Jade thinks!! Just like me!

Don't smoke any pot... and you will find motivation.. LOL!

@deboracopeland4795

2 ай бұрын

Love cleaning when I’m high!

The donuts in the chest was so cute!

I hope they all keep it up

With all that money spent, they could go on a couple cruise.

Geez, getting an Amazon Prime ad seems wildly inappropriate amid those mountains of stuff.

Such a handsome guy how he can live like that???

At the moment I have some plates and cutlery in my sink and I do not feel so bad now. I have at one time let things go and boy was it a nightmare, my son told me that I had a hoarding problem I told him it is nothing like some you see. I got stuck into it once and then I let it go and when we had to move house reality hit me and then after 4 skip bins I was rid of the clutter and "junk". Now I think 3 times before I buy anything that I cannot use just because it seems like a bargain. I know that there are people out there that are hoarders etc just like the compulsive cleaners but there are also some people who do not want any help and are so use to living like that they do not know any different. I knew someone like that and her house was disgusting, we all told her we would help her clean up she told everyone to get lost and to leave her alone. I have not seen her for well over 25 years and can only imagine how she is now. Nook and Cranny are angels I couldn't do what they do...

There was a moment when he looked at a dirty old oil barrel, and decided to bring it into his living room....What?!?

I hate how they treat the people who are helping. You need mental evaluation

Bloody hell!

I grew up with nothing, I mean NOTHING and I'm still very close with my money and rarely spent on items for myself. I'm more concerned with rising prices on phone service, rent, utilities, etc... I did just treat myself and ordered a pair of boots from the UK, (I live in America) for my birthday. Once a year I will buy myself something like a bottle of Chanel or a nice pair of shoes but not much else. I'd like to know where these people get their money from and how a pound would buy more than one item. ON SALE OR NOT

Love watching, as it makes me get off my fat ass and clean. HA HA

Where is Jan's husband in all of this?

Needs a fulltime mom

He certainly is not our relation xo.

i want a donut too-what a nice guy-kathy-not neal

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❤😅

Put on gloves

How the hell can people live like that. Rats between the rats.

Philip needs a wife and children.

@MrGrumpyGills

2 ай бұрын

Why?

@AndrogynousMIE

Ай бұрын

@@MrGrumpyGills To have a cosy life because he basically is a cosy social man. He needs inspiration to clean. Why cleaning when he feels so alone?

@lidijabirsa7768

Ай бұрын

Let him live with rats.