the part where you said she just one day "woke up" to the situation hits home for me. One day I woke up to 2 rooms in my house trashed, and dishes, trash, old food, and mouse poop all over my kitchen counters. My mental health had taken a massive hit about 6 months prior, and I just *woke up* to all that mess one day. It's so freaky how our brains work.

@gretahunt4401

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely, our brains try to minimise things when we are already under a lot of stress, so it will minimise things that aren’t an immediate priority. But it builds up and creates a bigger problem. I’ve been through it too, got 2 chronic illnesses that come with a host of symptoms and very bad mental health, keeping my place clean and tidy is an unwillable battle for me. The only way is to get help but I can’t afford it on a regular basis. And that’s the case for many like us.

@sWoelfle

9 ай бұрын

In my experience, I "woke up" to situations when I was ready to start dealing with them. So it might be a massive shock at first, but it is a big step towards healing :)

@gardeninginthedesert

9 ай бұрын

For me the waking up meant I was getting better. Depression was a state of feeling nothing so to feel shame or revulsion at my home meant I was now feeling and could do something about it. Up and down for 28 years. (I started keto diet for weight loss and no longer suffer from depression as an added bonus).

@dianethompson2458

9 ай бұрын

I hop you are feeling better. I also have mental health issues. It is so difficult to help ourselves sometimes. Be gentle with yourself. You are valuable just the way you are.

@JP-rf7cu

9 ай бұрын

I believe you. I had postpartum depression after my first child was born. I didn’t know until one day ,my child was about 6 months old , I woke up and started seeing stuff much clearly. I was like wow! I didn’t had a mess around me but also didn’t understand why I lived my life like this.

This is one of the saddest stories I've heard yet. Kudos to Auri for helping this girl try to get her life back.

Staging a messy house would take so much more work than just finding a person with a house like this.

@plantfan668

9 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was going to say- I mean it’s an incredible amount of work anyway but to create something like that and age all the stuff and mould… and then clean it all?!! I wonder what they do if film studios ever set scenes in a hoarded house… I bet they would have to rent a location either where a tenant left or if they paid well and/or cleaned up afterwards… most people are too embarrassed. Idk health and safety and the logistics of filming/acting in such a space… 🤔

@priskruger314

9 ай бұрын

And getting the person to agree can also be difficult. Thanks to Auris good reputation the people dare to let her tackle their messes

@langustajableczna

9 ай бұрын

and you can't stage those clearly old stains

@Goldphool

6 ай бұрын

​@langustajableczna you *can*, they do it in movies and in testing facilities where they test products to "remove stains" but I'm pretty certain she is actually going to people's homes.

@Goldphool

6 ай бұрын

​@@priskruger314I also love that she never shows the people. There doesn't need to be a "reveal" showing how excited they are, because anyone who saw this who saw them who didn't understand the mental health issues would ridicule them.

I think those who accuse Auri of staging these messes just can’t believe how good it looks in the end, which is a testament to what a great job she does. Auri has the experience and “know how” to clean efficiently and in a timely manner. There is a system to her approach and she can envision what it will look like before it’s done. Her explanations of how she cleans a stain or mess makes sense when broken down into steps. Auri loves to clean and that desire helps people get back on the right track. Kudos, Auri!

@JupiterJamie

9 ай бұрын

I think another reason could be that all these apartments look sooooo similar. On the other hand, I am completely jealous of the floor drains in the bathrooms!

@Luvumj2

9 ай бұрын

@@JupiterJamiealso if you watch that Barbie cleaner there is always big marks on walls. And cabinets from having trash against them. These videos never have filthy walls and outside of cabinets. Also all have same dirty bedding.

@JupiterJamie

9 ай бұрын

@@Luvumj2 True. And my sister has lived like that so I know that even after it has all been cleaned there are things that will never be truly clean again. When you get to the point where some of these are, there would be damage and other evidence. No one I know has a home looking brand new at the end of a cleaning.

@YourSweatyUncle

9 ай бұрын

@@JupiterJamie I know someone that lived like this, so they are not fake.

@LeBatteur

9 ай бұрын

It would be way harder to fake this than it would be to find someone whose house is in this condition. Imagine going through all of the effort to dirty all of this stuff or find garbage and scatter/meticulously arrange it to appear as if someone has been living their routine in it for years. BS, nobody is doing that. It’s way easier to believe that people’s houses simply got dirty because they couldn’t keep up with it due to life stress, mental health issues, disability, or aging. And you should be grateful that it isn’t you, because there but for the grace of god go all of us.

People claim “house staging” because they’ve never had a mental illness themselves so their compassion is lacking. Mental illness turns you into someone you don’t know but your looking from the inside out for help. It’s invisible to them. I have an invisible illness that’s an autoimmune disease. I know what Nicki is going through. That crisis hit me in 2016. It explained so much of my mental illness because my illness attacks my brain. People lack the understanding just how debilitating it is and because they rely on their own experiences. On top of my illness, I was diagnosed with OCD but I don’t hoard. It takes a lot to overcome it day to day. It feels like you’re always battling a monster that doesn’t let up. If you’re reading this and relate, you’re not alone. Everyone battles something the world cannot see. I hide it well. I look very put together and successful but I can mask my pain. Those of you saying these things, please stop. You are hurting us who feel invisible and trapped. I’m glad Auri sees people because that’s the beginning of moving out of the shadows.

@Luvumj2

9 ай бұрын

That’s not why they think it’s staged. It’s because all appliances are brand new. There is no marks on walls. Like that Clean with Barbie those walls are disgusting from trash next to them. This just seems different.

@Riceballer3D

9 ай бұрын

@@Luvumj2 Do people not see how much DAMAGE this lack of care does to the home? Even when she's done cleaning, there are stains and I'm sure filth and mold we cant see. This kind of dirt builds up for years and RUINS a home. The trash and food bring mold and bugs, and destroys furniture and floors. No one would ruin an entire house or apartment for a video like this, no one would have the time to let this stuff sit and rot long enough to look like that for regular uploads. The only people who could think it's staged are those who have never lived like this and don't understand the type of damage being done under the layers of trash.

@Luvumj2

9 ай бұрын

@@Riceballer3D well I’ve just watched hoarders many episodes and see how the house looks after cleaning. Nothing looks new ever after being neglected. But I know this but have to say I’ve never lived like this. My mother and grandmother were clean freaks and my house would get messy with kids and cats but nothing near this. People just eat and throw the wrappers or bottles on floor. Crazy.

@Riceballer3D

9 ай бұрын

@@Luvumj2 It IS crazy and I have grown up like this and even did it into my adult life. Unfortunately people really do live like this, it doesn't need to be staged.

@t.l.c7481

9 ай бұрын

@LuvMJ2 your remarks prove my point about the lack of compassion shown by others and why many feel shamed by your ilk. There are various degrees to a hoarder, not just one. Do better. Be better.

I just wanna give this young woman a hug. From one chronically ill 30yr old woman to another. Life is hard as is, adding medical ailments ontop feels like you can never get ahead. My mother helps me clean my home, and mine can get just about this bad depending on my mental and physical health. Having a clean home allows you to feel normal, it is something many take for granted. I just know youve given this young woman a beautiful gift, thank you! 💛💛💛💛

@anotherone-xp9ox

9 ай бұрын

wash your clothes after that hug

@fjklfdasdf

9 ай бұрын

Sounds to me like she has MS (multiple sclerosis), my friend has it and the symptoms sound exactly like hers. All the best to Nikki!

@lindatannock

9 ай бұрын

​@fjklfdasdf it could also be ME/CFS. It can be brought on by extreme trauma, as well as from a number of viral illnesses. There's no real treatment or cure (I have it). Symptoms are very similar to MS. ❤

@bbhdd6181

9 ай бұрын

​@@lindatannock have you heard of Jennifer Brea? she does an awesome job advocating for treatments/support for ME/CFS and hers went into remission after years of trying to figure out what her root cause was

@cadavher

9 ай бұрын

@@bbhdd6181 I will have to look into this! I hope the person you tagged does as well :)

You can’t fake that level of devastation. How horrid for that poor girl. Auri you are so awesome. As a person living with a incurable illness that saps your energy and leaves you feeling ill and in pain every minute of every day, I can understand her struggle. It’s amazing that she is still able to work. I hope all your hard work will be a fresh start for her and will give her a clear mind.

@arrowarrow17

9 ай бұрын

Auri, don't listen to those negative comments on Instagram. You are a brilliant person. I learned cleaning from you.

@suzeq7172

9 ай бұрын

@@arrowarrow17 my comment wasn’t negative, quite the opposite actually. Living with a chronic, incurable disorder is devastating.

@priskruger314

9 ай бұрын

​@@arrowarrow17I think smth went wrong and you meant to reply to another comment lol

Having worked in social work before, I can absolutely attest that people very much do live like this. I’ve also struggled myself with severe depression, (previously) undiagnosed adhd and health issues. And while my home has never reached this level of mess, taking care of my home was absolutely impossible at times. I would just sit on my couch and disassociate into tv shows and try to block out all the mess, while feeling absolute shame and overwhelm at how bad it was getting. Finally getting into therapy, working on my health, and getting medication to help treat both my depression and adhd have done wonders for me. Thank you Auri for the work you do. You are truly making a difference in this world, both for your clients and your viewers. Letting people know they are not alone, that it’s okay to ask for help, and that there’s no shame in any of this. I have never once doubted the sincerity of your videos, nor your enthusiasm for cleaning.

@VeganLiving247

7 ай бұрын

Your comment made me cry as I also struggle with these things. Happy to hear you are getting help. It feels like a never ending battle for me and I keep debating hiring someone to clean my home 2x a month but I’m also embarrassed about it….. like I feel like I would try to clean a bit before they came over lol.

@SandraLilium

4 ай бұрын

@@VeganLiving247 don't be embarrassed! Isn't your fault be sick... And they will understand it. I'm in a similar situation... So you are not alone.

People that tell its fake never cleaned in life, must not know what is a sponge or stain. You rock Auri, your work is amazing ❤

I believe Nikki will come out on top of this. She recognized she needed help & she accepted help.

@familypoodle1402

9 ай бұрын

I hope she'll take a house cleaner for at least once a month... It would help her a lot to feel better.

@healingandgrowth-infp4677

9 ай бұрын

Thing is I had to reach out n seek help but was blamed shamed n scolded n further abused by very support that was meant to help me. So seeking help isn't always the end all result n then we get blamed for not taking responsibility. I know for myself I don't have the right support n will try seek out the right support. For now that will be in trauma support and cleaners.

Abusers start like that. A little yell, a little shake, a little push, seeing how far that boundary is. They pick out their mates to not be strong, they want to demolish them, so they feel better about themselves. The circle of abuse starts....the abuser hurts....then appologizes...... then will be really nice.....then abuse again. If anyone is in this type of relationship, get out and get them help. It will continue to get worse no matter how much they apologize or are nice to you for a short while. They either enjoy doing this or cannot control their actions, so both require outside help. I went through a short relationship that started heading this route, but the person ended up beating up a group of police instead while being taking out of the house.

@darkharlezucreek

2 ай бұрын

It's true. I lived this way for 10 years, now 5 years later I have cptsd. When lockdown happened, I shut down. DV court with my abuser ended a couple weeks before lockdown. I was a clean freak prior to all this, now there is clutter, it's not dirty, but I understand where stuff like this starts. Trauma. I am watching these videos and others to get the clutter out, stop buying things for dopamine hits, eat better and get motivated to clean. My sister has living conditions almost as bad as this. I used to clean for her and never understood why she "chose" it. She didn't. She had trauma as well (horrible divorce). I would clean it and it would come right back. Now I have physical issues (need both knees replaced) and depression, it takes all I have to walk the trash can down our long rural driveway on trash night. I am doing the 1 bag system. If I do 2, bonus. I am in therapy, it's clean but the clutter feels paralyzing and must go. It is like abuse. It creeps in slow and one day you are like who the hell am I???? My abuser was convicted, but the damage, loss of dreams etc is long lasting. We share a child so I can never be 100% free of him. He has visitation. NY has strong father's rights, even after DV. I had a 3 yr restraining order. I no longer do and live in constant fear. Some days just existing is a challenge. I am exhausted all the time. I understand this so much better now. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. ❤

@valuelifemore

Ай бұрын

​@@darkharlezucreek I'm so sorry you had to go though this 😢 This is crazy your partner had restraining order yet he has rights to visit child 😢...

I'm a survivor of domestic violence and I'm 31 also. My heart goes out to this brave woman! I'm so glad you were able to help her. God bless you both! ❤

@PalaszewskiFamily

9 ай бұрын

God bless you!💖

@midwesternmomma

9 ай бұрын

@@PalaszewskiFamily Thank you! I was finally able to leave for good and am now married with a blended family, bringing a total of 5 kids together 💛 We are all healthy and happy. God bless you!

If Niki reads this... I just wanted to say you are so very worthy of love and support, and you are strong for asking Auri for help. I wish you the very best!

5:26 "Diskmedel" = Dish soap or washing-up liquid. The dish soap she is pouring in, "Yes", is actually "Fairy". When it was launched in Sweden in early 60s, they chose to call it "Yes" in Sweden instead of "Fairy". Back then less people here spoke English, and they probably thought "Fairy" was too hard to pronounce for the Swedes.

@Widdekuu91

9 ай бұрын

I think we call that "Dreft" (pronounced as Draft) in Dutch.

@jankajonova6583

9 ай бұрын

In my country it's called "Jar" which means 'spring' :)

@Widdekuu91

9 ай бұрын

Há, I just googled and so..that means that I know it's either Czechia or Slovakia!@@jankajonova6583

@WillowJordan1979

9 ай бұрын

Why "Yes" of all things? Maybe name it Fairy in Swedish, would have made more sense.

@Widdekuu91

9 ай бұрын

Turns out they did not do that because they thought the Swedish would not be capable of pronouncing it (back in the day they thought so.)@@WillowJordan1979

I'm Brazilian and I work with house cleaning in the United States I'm watching your videos and improving myself I appreciate you and your team thank you so much for sharing your work day with everyone.

@robinlane420

9 ай бұрын

I cleaned homes for 25yrs! Go Lady's! We rock!!! Love & peace ✌️ ❤️

@meemaw6533

9 ай бұрын

Oh, I am also Brasilian and living in US. And like you, I learned a lot with Auri. By the way, do you know that in America we are considered best cleaners ?

@MeadowsMiniFarm

9 ай бұрын

So y’all are Brazilian Americans. Or just working here

@theboujieproletariat

9 ай бұрын

​@JCG. They are Brazilians obviously.

@barbaraaraujo733

9 ай бұрын

@@meemaw6533 ,I ve cleaned 4 houses here in the US, clients said they can hire a company with 3 or more people they didn't clean where I cleaned and they said it's half the price and it's so worth it, well I was happy but I believe the companies only have better cleaners My clients were unlucky because I believe that it is not the company's fault, but the people the company hired, who were not providing a good quality service, but a bad, bad service

Auri you do a great job. People with common sense know that you can’t fake the messes you clean. The cobwebs, mold, mildew and layers of dust are created by time. It strange..I also watch Clean with Barbie and they tell her she’s not a good cleaner because many apartments here in NY are old. Some people will never be satisfied

I can't imagine the pain this girl is going through, it's heart breaking but I am glad she will have a fresh clean house now to start over again with her life and I hope her pain heals over time.

@healingandgrowth-infp4677

9 ай бұрын

I can I have been through it all and been blamed not managing to cope and asking for help,

@pugwash84

9 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry you have had to go through that x people are supposed to be here to help each other and I hope you can find a friend group who supports you in the future @@healingandgrowth-infp4677

It's crazy that abusive men have the same characteristics no matter what country they're from

I love that sini doesn't just "donate" to some charity (that is most likely a scam like more charity's) but they actually pay for real action to be taken, like paying for Auri to travel to people who NEED the help. THAT is why I will be buying their products as soon as they sell to the US

I love how she draws hearts everywhere with the soap❤ is like putting caring marks and signatures with all the love she has for helping others. Those little details are invisible signs of healing and goodness. Keep doing it Auri... Love you!!

As someone with 2 incurable chronic illnesses and severe depression, I know very well that these places are real! My place is a mess too, not as bad as these places but still bad enough. I had a friend help me to do a big clear out last year but there’s so much to do and I need regular help- which I can’t afford. People do really get into such a bad situations especially mentally and their living spaces always reflect that. It’s stupid to think that people going through such mental anguish are going to be able to clean everyday. These places are definitely real! Thank you Auri for helping these people, you’re such a blessing!

@samarazacarias1333

9 ай бұрын

I hope your life is always blessed and that you can constantly rebember that you are worthy of love 💕

@craftyhobbit7623

9 ай бұрын

I have arthritis in my knee and last year developed problems with my back, and type 2 diabetes. Everyday is painful, even just getting up and walking. Thanks to the back problem, some days I have to skip taking the dog out, or shorten his walks. I can keep on top of stopping rubbish from accumulating in my home, but dusting, hovering, changing/washing the curtains, mopping the floor, cleaning tiles, etc, is a problem. I don't think the size of the home helps if it is small, because to clean counters properly in the kitchen, everything has to be moved and there is no where place items when there isn't a lot of cupboard space to put things away. Fortunately, we are moving soon to a bigger home so I am hoping that the extra storage space will help out a lot. Another problem I find is getting stuff fixed - even when you are living in a council home (in the UK), it takes ages for the council to do repairs that they are responsible for doing, or sometimes they don't even bother with it and it's just left.

@danaholt6261

9 ай бұрын

Where do you live Greta ? I will be right over 🤗

@RoomTemperatureMilk_

9 ай бұрын

When I was a kid, my house was trashed. There were always moldy dishes in the sink, stains on the floor (if you could even see it under the mess), trash on the counter. I was never taught how to cook or wash clothes or anything, my parents had always done it for me. But when I turned 12, my mom was diagnosed with a brain tumor and everything fell to shit. Sorry I really needed to vent you don't have to read this. Our house got more and more messy and honestly unbearable. I got so depressed that I stopped taking care of myself. Stopped showering and stopped cleaning my teeth. In all honesty, I was so sick I wanted to die. Since my mom was sick, I would take care of my little brothers all day. Im so sorry I just realized how long this is 😅 I just wanted to say I understood, lmao

@danaholt6261

9 ай бұрын

@@RoomTemperatureMilk_ i read your story and it is truly traumatic and im thinking about all of the inbetween stuff , school , homework, humiliation at school , being sick with a cold or stomach flu and no clean clothes or sheets ...very heavy Mike and its ok to breathe about it once in awhile , i hope that you are better now and that you have learned the funamentals of the quality of living. Its the basics that make us happy clean enviroment , clean self, clean clothes, how to shop and how to cook ,how to work , rest and play and 'Pray' meditating on all of the beautiful things around us sight, smell , touch, being able to listen to beautiful music all are gifts from a Grand creator...🙏

Our oven had gotten pretty bad. The heat index here in the American South has been as high as 122°. So, I wasn't going to use the self cleaning mode in the oven. I'm disabled from a truck rear ending my mom and I. I have painful Whiplash Syndrome so bending down, squatting, etc. is too hard for me. And, lifting my neck is impossible. So, I used your trick of spraying oven cleaner and putting plastic wrap over it. I let it sit for about 36 hours. I removed the plastic and started wiping and WOW!! I barely had to scrub. I only had to use the scraper on a couple of spots. So, I didn't have to strain too much to clean it. My brother was able to reach the spots I couldn't.

I love seeing the gorgeous living spaces hiding under the dirt. I know when I come out of a depressive episode and finally get around to cleaning my space I have a new appreciation for it. Sometimes it sparks some creativity and I come up with better ways to set up my furniture or store things more easily. Nicki is so brave to have survived all she went through and to have the strength to reach out for help.

My heart goes out to this young women. I can't imagine the struggles she has gone through. Getting everything clean will help the process. May she find happiness in life. She certainly deserves it. Thank you for sharing her story.

Thanks you so much for helping this person Auri. Losing your partner from suicide must be devastating. You're bringing joy to her life, that's for sure.

My heart goes out to this woman and have so much respect for her to humble herself, take the first step and ask for your help. You always do an amazing job, so compassionate to their situation and most importantly, you have fun doing what you do. I think it’s awesome that Sini sponsors this and says so much about their company. Do you think their products will ever be available in the USA

@pinkpentax

9 ай бұрын

I believe they're working on coming to the US soon!

@ninjasipad7924

9 ай бұрын

@@pinkpentax that’s awesome! Oh I hope they do!

@pinkpentax

9 ай бұрын

@@ninjasipad7924 me too! Check out Public Goods until then, maybe?

My nephew's wife and I cleaned our friend's kitchen and it took us 3 Sundays to completely clean it all. We cleaned all the cabinets and drawers, organized everything and it was such a good feeling once it was all done and to see our friend happy. We are taking this Sunday off and then we'll be back to help with the other rooms. The bathrooms are all very clean and the rest of the house is very dusty and unorganized so I'm hopeful the cleaning won't take as long as the kitchen. Love your videos and all the helpful tips! Sending you love from Texas!✌🐂🤠💜

Incredible job Auri, the kitchen looks amazing. A sad reality of a home smelling like rotten food (especially in a small apartment) is that everything smells. Most people don't realize that smell gets in your clothes, bedding, hair and people can smell it on you. Now that Auri has eliminated the source, things should improve greatly for this young woman. God bless you Auri!

The more you get rid of the messes and dirt, the more you open up space. That space can now be filled with love, relationships and more healthy living. This poor woman has been through so much, and faces more with her health, but this cleaning will open those spaces, freeing her from that overwhelming sense of despair and allowing much better things to fill them. God bless you, Auri, for doing these cleanings for people that truly need the help most!

Wow! Heading towards 3 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS! That is wonderful, and because of calm kindness and compassion and empathy, and genuinely, personally, doing the hard graft to help desperate people. You so deserve this Auri. So many empty celebrities who do nothing worthwhile get this and i feel scorn, but this is SO DESERVED!!!

You CAN'T stage what you clean up!! Thank you for what you do ❤

my deepest respect for you, the way you help people

It’s the smell for me, I would never make it through the front door! You’re amazing and it’s so important how you help people❤ Edit: I do that microwave trick, but I put a little lemon juice and some of the zest in the water, smells great! 😅

@Lucinda_Jackson

9 ай бұрын

I'm with you. I could get through the mess and the cleaning, but the smell? No way.

That's a huge kindness you're doing for these folks, Auri. Good on you!

YES auri ✊🏻 I'm so glad you are being vigilant, and careful with going to people's homes - ESPECIALLY if you're alone! I've always wanted to do home cleaning, but that's a huge fear- going to someone's home and them having bad intentions. One time I almost joined a home "cleaning team" and I eventually realized, that it was a scam. 😰 Please keep bringing a partner along with you just to be safe! Also I hope you have one of those emergency keyrings. (With the pepper spray, loud alarm, etc.) If not get you one! Be safe!

@AlexandralessthanIII

9 ай бұрын

Pepper spray is illegal to carry in sweden just fyi

@oanasetlinschi3411

9 ай бұрын

😊😊😊😊😅

A lot of people who think the houses are staged or fake are most likely suffering from shock. It really is unbelievable that people would live like this. I've never witnessed this myself and I am a psychiatric nurse that did house visits! Of course they were weekly ones. The only thing I would notice are stacked dishes, garbage not taken out, overflowed recycling, food containers open, and laundry piled up. These can be normal occurrences. I observe the smells the most. There is a certain scent of depression that makes it easier to detect something is wrong. Of course the patient's hygiene as well. I have never seen it to the extent of your videos. I have to say WEEKLY house visits make it easier to intervene faster. I am certain in your videos these places go for months to years of not cleaning.

@craftyhobbit7623

9 ай бұрын

Regular help would stop it getting to the state it is in. I wish more people had regular help, and non judgmental help, too.

@dolcemaddalena

9 ай бұрын

@@craftyhobbit7623 I agree. I remember when they wanted to cut the visits to once monthly and it didn't last long. The decline in the mental state of the patients was severe. The government thought it would save money but instead it costs more. The patients had to be hospitalised and needed more psychiatric visits/consults or worse some ended up homeless! People with chronic and severe mental health issues require more care and guidance. It costs a lot less to spend more money on mental health. It saves money on the healthcare system, incarceration, homelessness and crime.

@indigocrayon520

9 ай бұрын

I only question it because there doesn't seem to be trails to get anywhere.

@JesusismyRock773

6 ай бұрын

@@indigocrayon520 I don't know if the places are staged or not. Like you mentioned, there isn't any trails where someone would continue to walk on. I am leaning more on the side of these are partially staged. They could be dirty etc., and then a lot of garbage thrown in to make it look worse.

Oh I hope I catch that episode....I was in disbelief that someone could think you faked dust and mold, etc...like you said, these things take time to develop....you are doing a kind thing for people🙂

My heart goes out to Nicki. I hope that when she comes home to such a beautiful, super clean house, that it helps her to feel better! Super job Auri and Miau!

Your laughter when you spoke about trying to speak or read Swedish was so fun to hear! It was just very genuine. Thank you for helping people.

Auri you are God's gift to people who need your help.

Очень печальная история, жаль Ники. Надеюсь, она начнет новый этап своей жизни с чистого листа. Аури, Вы ангел для таких людей. Пусть Бог вознаграждает Вас за то, что Вы делаете. 💐

I'm grateful to not have health struggles that result in this. Good on you for giving her a fresh start.

It's really nice to read the understanding and supportive comments here. Some people have incredibly difficult times in their lives. And some people are hurt more by things that happen to them than others. I have encountered people who seem to be very insensitive and don't feel hurt by things that happen to them. I am happy for them, but it can make them very hard and judgemental towards others that do struggle. Love what you do Aurikatariina. I hope so much that the woman whose house you have cleaned in this video can start to hear and recover from all that has been happening to her.

@Mrs.TJTaylor

9 ай бұрын

And it’s possible to be hurt and depressed and still take the trash out. I know many, many depressed and sick people who have immaculate homes too. I think it’s more a matter of what people prioritize in their life.

This one hit home for me because i cleaned a couple homes like this in my past. When you tipped the fridge's plastic box, i could smell from my memories, that smell, and some if the food containers. Even though its been yesrs, your body must remember it.

I'm glad to hear you are careful and check "clients" out. Be careful all the time. Love your videos; they motivate me to clean. And I now use your folding trick while cleaning.

It's a saturday night, I just finished deep cleaning my whole apartment. Now I'm in the couch with chocolate a glass of wine and some chips and I SEE A NEW VIDEO COMING UP FROM MY FAV KZreadR. Talk about a perfect evening 😍

Its amazing because the majority is just trash and ofc a few little things here and there. but i get it, like it just piles and piles and next thing you know its becomes out of control especially after an abusive relationship and than the diagnosis she received and than to lose your partner in such a way despite how the relationship was, i bet it really did take a toll on her. Bless your heart for helping this woman and bless her heart for reaching out for help ❤

Nikki's story moves me 2 help others. It makes u realize your life isn't so terrible after all. + I didn't know Sini's cleaner aided others. Good works done by all. Thank u for sharing this story. It just makes u want to be a better person. Your Oregon Viewer USA 😊❤

I love your approach to a disgusting kitchen clean 😅 - listening to your laugh at the grossest rotten food discoveries makes me smile and laugh out loud too!! Love your videos!! 😊

@priskruger314

9 ай бұрын

It's so comforting also because she has the skills to obliterate the dirt ❤ I remember as a young mum I would actually cry if one of the babies threw up, I became so scared and frantic wondering how to clean this now. But Auri is also teaching those of us that need it how to tackle it all ❤❤❤

I really hope she gets some counseling help. That is a lot for one person to deal with. Sending her lots of loving vibes. 💕

Wow! Looks just beautiful in there. You both did a great job. Her story is very sad. I hope she eventually becomes stronger emotionally, mentally as she endured alot. With her home being cleaned im sure will bring her a sense of peace. Can't wait to see the whole complete apartment

Thank you to all involved with this video. X

Love watching you clean! Auri why those ppl would assume a staging is beyond me. These are actual homes which because of the person’s situation are unable to maintain. I, personally, have seen such homes. Auri thank you for being there for them, and providing a brighter environment that can provide hope! Looking forward to Pt 2. Take care ♥️

Another fabulous job Auri Your poor client I am glad she is pulling out of her depression and has asked for your help life is very tough for some of us May she find peace and serenity from now on

This is so healing. Your clients story and your dramatic cleaning remind me that everyday is a chance to do something different.

I agree! We need to clone you!!!! LOVE your laugh, it makes me smile. My heart broke when I heard the first part of her story. So much for one person to carry alone. You are turning the light back on gor her so she can see a bright future. Can't wait to see the rest!

Unbelievable how some folks would think these are staged! Seriously?! 😂 You do great work, Auri!

Dear Auri, you are such a beautiful soul and I believe that you help people in many more ways than you might know. Personally, I keep my home clean and tidy. Due to my PTSD a sense of control is incredibly important to me and keeping things in order helps me get that sense. However, it is impossible to live in a home or just get through live in general without the tiniest bit of chaos. When I get overwhelmed the tiniest dirty spot can make me feel as if my life was spiraling completely out of control and something catastrophic was about to happen (e.g. me accidently killing someone or burning down the apartment complex). I don't want to shame anyone with a messy home but if my home looked like those in your videos, it would be a nightmare come true. It would mean that I had actually lost control. Your videos help me because they show me that "losing control" is reversible. A mess can be cleaned and you don't have to do it on your own. Chaos does not have to end in catastrophy. In fact, why should it? In short, you help me keep more calm in stressful moments and I have no words for how thankful I am!

You odviously pay spiders to make those webs 😂

This girl deserves a prize! Auri, is truly the Angel sent to Earth

Thank you for all you do. I became terminal with my health a few months back. These videos get me through the hardest days. I got married at 18 and became a widow a year later. My husband lost his battle with mental health. I am so proud of the house owner and everything she has gone through. It is not easy. She is incredibly strong.

@lyannecb8499

9 ай бұрын

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Poor women she's been through alot but you're there to help and I can't wait for next week's episode xx

You talked about people who say you staged the houses. There will always be doubters and people who don’t want to believe there are others who do good things. Keep doing what you do! You are so awesome for helping others!!!! Love you!🫶

Thank you for helping Niki and thank you to Niki for allowing us to hear her story & see her home. I appreciate you so much for helping out a young single person, as we get overlooked and dumped on all the time! I have mental health and psychical issues and I struggle so much with cleaning and organising also. As messy as it was, her home is lovely and I’m so happy that you helped her find her home again 💜

Good morning! I saw a video yesterday about cleaning the shower floor with oven cleaner…. I said to myself, yes Auri has already shown us that! Thank you for helping these poor people. I hope they get the mental help they need so badly. You are a wonderful young lady. From USA. 🌸

Hi, I am In Virginia,USA. I have been watching for the summer I think it is fun to see you shopping in the stores in Europe for the people you help. I am jealous of the way bathrooms are set up in Europe-we don't have the shower and sinks with the sprayer like that to keep things clean. Love your accent too !

Auri, please be as careful as possible when doing your benevolent work. Having a security guard friend with you, or hiring a 3rd party to ensure your safety is something to consider. You are incredibly special, precious to the world, and your life has enormous value. We love you and wish you the very best. 💖

I'm 31 and was diagnosed with MS and have nearly the same story. I had a house this bad once and a relationship like that, it was a living nightmare I didn't know how to escape. Prayers out to Niki, I hope she heals

I love that you always acknowledge that you can’t fully understand what many of these people go through. It really shows your empathy and understanding of how serious these experiences are. Your videos inspire me to keep my house clean. Thank you!

You are very kind for cleaning so many homes around the world I'm even impressed, I like cleaning but i don't think I would be able to clean all of these homes

Auri is truly the best I fell in a deep depression the worst of the worst I actually let my house get just like that I become numb people say this is a stage I tell u is not ..I was lucky to get the inner strength to clean it by the praise of God I took out 25 garbage bags out of the apartment and 14 hours of cleaning.....and another 14 hours to deep clean is very hard once u get like that is very hard to lift your self ...it takes a great inner power to clean it on your own ....

Hat's off to sini kitchen cleaning company for their extreme support in aurii noble cause 🙏🙏 Thank you soo much for your kind gesture. After seeing and facing lifes painful situations, still, people torture innocent animals everywhere, it's ironic but true. It's a huge transformation. Thank you aurii, you did a best job 🙏👌👍

Auri you are an angel on earth for all you do to help. ❤❤❤

@margahoogendoorn2850

9 ай бұрын

I agree! ❤

Hi Auiri, Thank you for using a video showing how you can create some magic in a person’s life without judging. One thing that struck me is have some people can’t comprehend that whatever the reason might be, the person can be in desperate need of help, and making the assumption that you actually stage these houses seriously need to get their heads out of the sand and truly start noticing that not all is well it seems. Please just keep up the good work and continue to reach out to those who need you the most with your amazing sponsors!

Watching these videos while having lunch has really helped me overcome my sensibility to maggots and slurry filth. I must say I'm really proud of myself, I can watch those little maggots crawl while shoving a spoonful of rice like a pro. Thank you Auri! I'm a tougher person thanks to your videos 🤗

Auri is an angel on earth. Angels could learn from her. On my bucket list is the wish to meet her. She inspires me when I have much to do.

Thank you Sini Cleaning and Auri. The simple act of helping in thisntype ofnsituation has a major impact of mental health. It can help to know even one person cares. Thank you!

You are a gift Aurikatariina, the world is blessed to have you and people who say you are faking these clean ups are sadly just jealous of your success.

I'm 38, chronical I'll (fybromialgia) and struggled all my life with trauma and depression... Actually staying at the house of my fiancé (same age as me, he is autistic, asperger syndrome, and with suspect of adhd... And also depressed with suicidal instinct). Some times I don't have the energy for wash myself, my mom (65 years hold) help but is very difficult to me to accept such help. I don't work since 2020 and stay at home all day, rarely going out. The house is not clean and ordinated but is not in so bad shape like the houses Auri clean. I'm very tired and helpless but sometimes my energy return to me and I'm able to make some cleaning duty... I consider myself lucky for being able to put some effort in the house but not so lucky to coope to all the sh*t happened, and happening, in my life. I hope some day all the person with mental health issues or chronic illness find in their lives a person kind like Auri to help them to rebuild confidence and hope in life ❤ ( I hope this for me to) Hugs from Italy to all the person in need❤

This house is absolutely real. I've seen apartments like this. It speaks of so much pain and shame, I hope the girl can find happiness again. I am so heartbroken to hear her story.

Auri, I think people find it hard to believe that someone would live in such filth, but if you have ever watched the hoarder show, you know that they do live in filth.

I relate so much to your story about learning Swedish. I am polish and I had to study german in highschool (we had to choose from Spanish or German in my school). 3 years of learning and I can say maybe "thank you" and "good morning" in german, nothing else... I remember at the beginning i was quite enthusiastic about this language, but unfortunately my teacher was very mean and I lost enthusiasm very quickly :( now I am learning hungarian in a language school and I love it, I speak better and better! probably that's the magic of doing something because you want it, not because you have to do it :)

@jaybuckley1455

9 ай бұрын

Teachers of German often reflect that language" Brutish and humorless. And why would you Not learn Spanish? ... or English. They are very popular languages [ I'm American/ Finnish ] and help to understand Italian and French. Joanna Jasińska? Polish or Hungarian are NOT popular or useful.

@northern_star305

9 ай бұрын

Dear @@jaybuckley1455 , as you can see I speak fluent English, I live abroad so I have to speak this language:)) I am learning Hungarian because I'm currently a PhD student in mathematics in Budapest! So now hungarian is super useful for me:)) when I was a highschooler I chose German because I had impression that it would be a more useful language for me than Spanish. I don't know if that was a good idea, I was just 15:) Also, if you understand "usefulness" as being helpful to understand other languages, then Polish can be actually very useful, you can understand Czech and Slovak when you know Polish. :) Best wishes for you.

@jaybuckley1455

9 ай бұрын

DOCTOR!! Mein gut! Anyway, I thought your English was Google formulated. Sorry. When I was in Stockholm several years ago a fellow traveler told me that English was a required course in Swedish schools. That is true for Poland? @@northern_star305

@sofieabassi637

9 ай бұрын

Im Czech and also had to learn German, but the same as you, I don’t remember anything lol and I can only say few phrases

@langustajableczna

9 ай бұрын

@@jaybuckley1455 she obviously wrote that in english so it's obvious she speaks it. You don't choose english because we already learn it starting often in kindergarden, but it's mandatory from primary school. Then in middle (now later primary school) you take another language on top of that. I did 6 years of german and 3 of french plus latin in university. Hungarian is a great choice because it isn't common or related to polish, so she made a smart move. Less competition and higher earning positions and opportunities. What a purely american thing to say lmfao. People are interested and learn for other things than "usefulness". Natomiast Joasiu, to zwykły pajac iks de, a Ty radzisz sobie świetnie i był to świetny wybór, na pewno otworzy Ci wiele drzwi niedostępnych dla zwykłego śmiertelnika :-) Mój teść długo pracował na Węgrzech, bardzo ciekawy język i interesująca kultura

Fabulous clean up. So sad the owners circumstances. Hope she’s doing better. Thankyou for helping her.🤗💐💐

Auri, your work is a ministry and giving a gift that is so loving and precious that you are changing hearts, minds and lives! May God richly bless you for all you do!

Thank you so much for helping this young lady. You literally change people’s lives. I love your videos! 🇨🇦

It's so wonderful of you to give her her life back. Thank you for all you do to help others.

This video actually brought tears to my eyes. What a beautiful transformation. Sometimes we just need a fresh start and you are giving that to her.

Thank you Auri & Sini for the incredible work you do. It's wonderful of Sini to cover your trip! If I were Niki I would have wanted to give you a HUGE hug but I can understand how she was feeling embarrassed. I wish her all the very best and hope her situation improves. Once again, Thank you Aurikatariina! x

❤love how you better life for people!! We all need help sometimes 😊

This girls story hit me hard. I hope she is healing her heart and learning to love and trust herself again.

Aurikatariina thank you for helping Nikki, sounds like she is suffering from depression or trauma. 🙏

If more companies did this it would be amazing the amount of people it would help especially if Auri was cleaning...amazing as always...Love and Light

Excellent work (as always!!) but I do wonder one thing. When it comes fridges and microwaves (and possibly other appliances that deal with food): some houses have EXTREMELY foul fridges, full of bugs and flies and deadly bacteria; sometimes bleach of steaming it isn’t enough and the fridge/appliance is seen as a health hazard. Do you ever advise the people who you work with to buy a new appliance because it’s simply not safe to use it anymore, no matter how much bleach/chlorine/industrial cleaners you use?

Nikki has a lovely home. I hope this is a turn around for her and she is able to keep looking up and get better! Her past was super rough for sure. My heart breaks for her. It’s no wonder she fell so deep into such executive dysfunction. Lots of love for Nikki and for you Auri for the amazing things you do!

I hope you put a candle or scent right before they enter because for some reason the scent will always bring back the memory of how happy and peaceful they felt when they first arrived home. I have a bit of anxiety but scent makes me remember to not freak out. After I clean or organize I turn on a candle and feel refreshed. It makes me calm down and remember that the room inside the house is clean enough and I don’t have to take the stove out of the outlet to clean the back wall, the back or sides every freaking time. Sounds crazy but my mind works this way.

What i like with auri. She never judges anyone. She love what she sees. While many other would have reacted in another way

Wow so exited to watch ❤ thank you for all you do 😊

Love it. Can't wait til next week!! Beautiful!!

I believe you! Thank you for helping many of us out there!!

I can't wait to see this place finished!! you're such a blessing to so many. Thank you for all you do.