"This isn't a service that really exists." And guys, I don't think it should be. No one should do this type of cleaning unless they choose it or love it. Get mental health help and try to reach out for support so that your home doesn't reach this point. What Mack and other channels do is triage care for people and homes that desperately need it. The best time to get help is Now! Reaching out to Mack is lovely but try to reach out to people and resources within your local community 💜

I thought it was super cool that you were cleaning your own house because I think there is this perception that the person that cleans houses is super duper always on it, but nope, everyone's house gets messy. Social media is full of people PRETENDING to be perfect, it's nice when people are honest.

@pattitowry6114

9 күн бұрын

YES! To this comment!!

@cherylkoski-pe8gw

9 күн бұрын

I totally agree!

@katrubie3

9 күн бұрын

To know we are all human, with our own issues, is definitely a plus!

@anncarper8163

8 күн бұрын

That's very true about social media. I suppose those people can be inspiring, but it can also be intimidating!

@liesbethladan5069

8 күн бұрын

I agree with the comment! And hope you will feel better soon!

I guess I was married to the most tidy alcoholic in the world. For 40 years, he kept the home in order because I was a workaholic. Beside the alcohol, he was the nicest person you could ever meet. Everyone loved him. He was kind and gentle. Sadly he passed with cancer at 57.

@terrileyda5346

10 күн бұрын

I honestly don’t dare ask what was in the tub🤧

@fallenfairyfaye

10 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry

@amandak.4246

10 күн бұрын

i'm sorry for your loss

@LaLadybug2011

10 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you lost your husband. You speak about him with great kindness, love and respect.

@katwoman6523

10 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss.

This dude's funnier in the depths of burnout than most people are when they're 100% on their game.

My husband passed away in August of 22. We had been separated for 3 years and have a son together. He wouldn’t ever let me go into his home after I left him. It wasn’t until he passed that I saw it. It was just like this. The only exception was that he had giant vodka bottles instead of beer boxes. He owned the mobile home but rented his lot. For the sake of the lot owners I tried so hard to clean it but there was no electricity and it was so bad. It was spilling over with roaches but it wasn’t until day 3 that I realized that it was full of black widow spiders and their egg sacks. That was where I drew the line. My husbands therapist (a clinical psychologist) diagnosed him as having schizophrenia (other things played into it) but he went in, came out and said “o there’s no question”. He was sick and I didn’t know. He drank and starved himself to death

@Tammy8823

8 сағат бұрын

Hugs to you and your son, Karen.

@karenrollins9578

2 сағат бұрын

@@Tammy8823 thank you

Next time you find a moose, keep him, as an Emotional Support Moose

@jemreandeau3583

10 күн бұрын

Was this the dirtiest house you’ve ever cleaned? I loved that you used a snow shovel instead of a dust pan, have always wanted to see that happen. The house looks great, you guys are amazing. I just love Bonnie from A Beautiful Mess, she is a sweetheart ❤

@BonnieGelling

10 күн бұрын

And buy him moose munch treats. Harry and David makes it

@ashoalcraft4404

10 күн бұрын

Moose are great pets because their tracks turn into delicious ice cream.

@skokian1able

10 күн бұрын

Great idea! He could be the channel mascot!

@BonnieGelling

9 күн бұрын

What is the mascot's name going to be?

“I demand the same kind of empathy that we show the people we help.” Yes and amen, we love healthy boundaries ❤️ It’s easy to be hard on ourselves, and “helpful” comments from others can really make it harder to get out of a hole. Those people are buttheads. And as an aside, I really like seeing you take care of projects and cleaning in your own house; It’s one thing to help others, but to be able to take care of your own self too takes another kind of strength.

@etesla

10 күн бұрын

Seconded. I sobbed when he said this, because it's so rare for kind people to stand up for THEMSELVES the same way they stand up for everyone else. "I demand the same kind of empathy that I show others" needs to in fancy cross-stitch somewhere on my wall, stat.

@tamaratamtammorris8151

10 күн бұрын

@@etesla Me too!

@cathyprosser1050

9 күн бұрын

I just enjoy hanging out with Mack. Doesn't matter what house, what yard, what anything he is doing, I always learn something from him and always amazed at how good he is at what he does. It just makes me sad when he shares that he's suffering with those things he personally struggles with and I always wish there was something I could do for him or something I could do to make the struggle go away. Mack is an amazing man. His autism is an actual super power for him and that he has chosen to use that super power to help others is an inspiration for all of us. He always inspires me to be better, to get up and do something, no matter how small. I do feel somehow a better person for having watched Mack for a long time now. ❤

@jennifernorris3655

9 күн бұрын

​@@cathyprosser1050literally ALL of this. He is so relateable and pleasant to listen to.ive learned SO much from him❤ i also feel great empathy when Mack is feeling down, same as I would a member of my tiny friend group.

@Virginontheridiculous

3 күн бұрын

You're friend turned night into day! He is amazing! I am a clean person but even I have my moments. He did what he did and that's admirable. 😊

My favorite things on this channel are your sarcasm, your continuous mentions of moose, and your knowledge of pro wrestling. Why is watching someone clean so damned soothing?

@ingerfaber3411

3 күн бұрын

You forgot to mention the wolves !

i dealt with autistic burnout for 6 years to the point my muscles atrophied. i absolutely empathize with you and i wish others would understand how severe autism burnout can be

@wendyeames5758

Күн бұрын

This is the first time I've heard of such a thing. I hope you're feeling better.

I want you to know not only do I enjoy your videos, voiceover and insights into ADHD, autism etc, but the way you stand up for yourself and don't put up with BS in your comments section, it's truly an inspiration that helps me find the words to deal with jerks in my own life. Thank you!

@MidwestMagicCleaning

9 күн бұрын

Thank you, Jewel! ❤️❤️🫎

@basiaminta9256

4 күн бұрын

I agree @Jewelsmith.

"I can call myself a weirdo because I'm Gen X and we pride ourselves on weirdness!" ^ THIS! ^😆👍🏼💯

@npflaum

10 күн бұрын

I feel seen and validated.

@RayannEstrada

10 күн бұрын

I’m an elder millennial and I feel seen too

@wolfe6220

10 күн бұрын

I'm a Gen Xer myself. Raised on hose water and neglect. Re: Jason heaving because of the bathroom. He better get used to it! Maybe you can get him a Tyvek suit for future diaper changing duties.

@prettyshamarlee

10 күн бұрын

@@npflaum same

@sewnpaper376

10 күн бұрын

I'm a weirdo Gen Xer, too!

Oh hun, love your attitude where you "just ban" people rather than suffer the stress of dealing with the out-of-line know-it-alls. I think it's the right move because I think I have the very same autism as you do. Mine is undiagnosed but I think it's the same thing - and I'm 70 +++ and have suffered with it my entire life. And I think that table came from era 1940's because I have seen it a lot of places my entire life and bet that I hurt more than you when you said you had to throw it away. Take care. Love to you and all your family. 🥰

My ex husband did this to our house after his alcoholism and mental illness finally led me to run for my life after 10 years. The floors were literally a sea of cans and bottles. Every surface was piled with dirty dishes, rotting food etc. Help was readily available yet his alcoholism wouldn't allow him to take it. He drank himself to death a few years later, died lying in the neighbors yard one morning with his fresh bag of beer from the store beside him. Most frustrating and heartbreaking thing I've ever witnessed.

I'd watch you clean your house 500 more times. I'd watch you clean anything because I'm here for your kindness and understanding of people. Thank you for your videos.

@katrubie3

9 күн бұрын

I echo this!!!

@DVD927

9 күн бұрын

Yes indeed!

@MaryEhleringer

7 күн бұрын

I, as well!

@spamsponge

7 күн бұрын

You’re right, he has complete respect for people and their situation.

@angrysenior662

6 күн бұрын

Same here! Broke senior and I finally got a little extra money to buy a t-shirt! I LOVE it. I bought the "oh look - more laundry" because it's a joke. Just me, and yet I do laundry about every day. WTH? LOL. The t-shirt fits great, but it runs very small, so please do buy a size up or two. The sleeve length on the womens shirt is very good - not short where you'd expose your armpit. Well made, very soft. I've been looking forward to this since January.

I have spoken to psychiatric doctors, therapists and nurses with advance degrees and none of them have been able to explain the mental challenges that some people face as thoroughly as you can. I often show these videos to friends who have family members with mental challenges. I have been told it helps them to understand not just what's going on but how NOT to make the situation worse for the person they are worried about. THANK YOU.

@sam12587

10 күн бұрын

I second that. Degrees don’t equal wisdom sadley.

@gwendolyndaigle6546

9 күн бұрын

Or common sense!

@juneweaver8021

9 күн бұрын

This cleaning was epic! Especially the bathtub. I have always enjoyed cleaning, but I have never done anything remotely like you do. Keep doing amazing things of kindness for others. I salute you and your family! 🫎

@fibroflash

9 күн бұрын

A compassionate person with an MMC Degree and a social teaching platform can help far more people than 100 giant dumpsters full of meds, certified professionals and irritated family members

@DVD927

9 күн бұрын

It’s because Mack has empathy.

My husband lost his brother to alcoholism. He was the kindest sweetest man but the disease was too much for him. We lost him way too soon. The last years fo his life, we tried to protect him from his own enviroment and it was a struggle. Utimately we had to take him out of his trailer and place him in another safer place to live. After his passing we had the entire trailer taken to the dump. Everything it was destroyed. What you have done here is truly incredible. I saw first hand what can happen in these types of situations. Even if this is your hobby, it still takes a toll on you to clean these spaces. You are a hero.

Sorry to hear your wife is ill. My father had brain surgery; the recovery went surprisingly quickly and smoothly. Hoping that’s how she finds it as well. The thing I’d like to know, vis-à-vis cleaning, is how to configure your environment for easy upkeep so that you can age gracefully without becoming some cleaning nightmare your kids have to deal with. In the meantime, you’ve been inspirational-during this video I’ve started bread, vacuumed, changed sheets, and washed the stuff in the sink.

@SandraNelson063

Күн бұрын

You are like my Dad. Once you start, you can't be stopped!

He sat there, drinking to ease his mental and physical pain, likely not wanting to bother anyone. I'm so glad he is in a safe place and hopefully going in a positive direction.

@louise6451

4 күн бұрын

Beautifully said. My beautiful, intelligent, loving Vietnam veteran brother had both physical & mental scars. He's gone but suffered in silence. 😔

1) Can't believe you managed this without running water 2) Thank you for not showing the toilet cleaning 3) You always inspire me to get up off the sofa & clean something in my house 4) Thank you for always being true to yourself Mary

I don’t care what you clean, you just keep helping folks, or helping yourself, and we’ll watch and appreciate you!

man that 10% off code for the video fee of $0 really helped, I'd never be able to afford it otherwise, thanks man.

@TheSpy605

9 күн бұрын

I know, right? What a kind man, I can afford to bring bread to the table for another week

I feel bad for the poor man. He had a job, paid his bills, he was a home owner. His job was probably the one thing that kept him sane. Then he gave up. At least he’s getting help now in a nursing home. Great job the both of you, Jason is a good kid

@NatalieJ22

9 күн бұрын

That’s why our lack of a social safety net is so sad, because most people who fall on hard times are people in these kinds of situations. They did everything they were “supposed to” and ended up with nothing 💔

@calisongbird

8 күн бұрын

@@NatalieJ22 exactly. But unlike in Scandinavian countries, American taxpayers are unwilling to pony up more to help not only their fellow citizens, but themselves if they should ever find themselves in this situation. All it takes is one devastating illness to be incapacitated to this degree.

Honestly so refreshing to have a youtuber set a boundary with their audience. I never realized it before but that is something honestly every creator should do, and I've never seen it before this video! The analogy of "I'm going to listen to my favorite music, not yours" was a really great one. Keep doing what's best for you!!

Thank you for your kind words about the mentally ill disabled owner and for making the house safe for renovation. Best of luck to your wife’s surgery and the palliative care for your dog.

The absolute AUDACITY of people telling you what to do on your own channel... This was just so fascinating to watch. Thank you for all you do!

@Dina-lc4bt

8 күн бұрын

It’s kind of nice to so how a professional cleaner cleans their own home.

@kimwilbur7557

5 күн бұрын

What cleaner did you use on the bathtub? You and your family are wonderful people.

I love it when you clean your house. It encourages those of us who struggle ongoingly with our houses that it's not a one and done. It's an ongoing process. I'm sure it encourages many that they are not alone.

@alisonmiller215

10 күн бұрын

Yes!!!!

@brendah632

10 күн бұрын

Totally agree! It motivates me to get up and find a 3’ space to clean.

@dianeblott6076

10 күн бұрын

AMAZING ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ❤❤❤❤

@tamaratamtammorris8151

10 күн бұрын

Same here. A home always needs to be straightened up because you live in it and life is messy, especially if you have children.

@julieseattle

10 күн бұрын

I am always so inspired whenever I watch these wonderful videos and feel encouraged to keep the house up!

The other week, I heard about a alcoholism treatment home that allows people to stay their whole lifetimes. I was confused by why that would be necessary (I believed them, just lacked imagination). Now, I at least partly understand. Thank you for bringing visibility to serious mental health issues, and presenting them in a hopeful way. I'm glad this man is in a better situation now

Man, I really appreciate the comments commentary. Much respect for stating your boundaries.

My heart hurts seeing the severity of this. So much pain in all that mess, I'm just glad he's finally getting the care he needs. What you do here is inexpressibly kind.

Good on you for not giving the "you should be doing X, Y or Z" people your limited energy. Having boundaries is very important!

I luv 'Flawless Cleaning ' he's from the Uk. Helps older people with their house repairs and their yards that are taken over with brambles. Like 7 feet tall. He's so funny. And very loving to people. I like how in every video you always explain about the mental illness. I have no patience with people who have no empathy.

I cleaned out 3 homes in 4 years. One was a hoarders. No one wanted the 45 rpm records. I cad a collection of 1930s shellac 78 rpm original jazz. No one wanted them, even on eBay. Now I have boxes and boxes of old docs I’m scanning so I can toss the originals. I just can’t keep them unless they’re really old (pre 1970 photos). The emotional hit as each thing is discarded is painful, but it has to be done. Taking a picture of it helps. Once it’s gone and the tears stop, it’s not missed. It was important to people no longer here. I can’t run a museum. It took 4 days to clean up out the hoarder’s home. I’m now trying to get tepid of things I haven’t touched in 5 years. Clothes not worn in 2 years. I don’t miss them once they’re gone.

I cannot even imagine being depressed to this point. Poor fellow. I am a nurse aide in long term care. Every person has a story, Most are terribly sad. Non of us know another’s life story. Bless his heart. Bless you for helping.

@ZhovtoBlakytniy

10 күн бұрын

Bless YOU for being a nurse aid in long term care ❤

@sjldfilms5126

10 күн бұрын

You are an unsung hero. Bless your work and for appreciating the stories and the people who lived them.

@marigolds49

10 күн бұрын

💯

@tunanoodle

10 күн бұрын

Beautiful transformation. I watched, I learned.

@bobbiefrank5043

10 күн бұрын

I think you do a great job and if you're cleaning other people's houses helping them out. It's good you clean your own house too that's totally understandable. I don't see why anybody would complain that you're cleaning your house and showing videos of it.😊 Love your channel❤

Wishing the former resident lots of healing and support. Sometimes life hits hard 🥺

I’ll watch y’all clean anything anywhere anytime. You are on the side of the angels for all you do to help those who cannot help themselves.

I'm grateful for the absolutely free content you provide. It helps with my anxiety, it sometimes works as body doubling. I think it's great when you clean your own house, because I like to see how it changes. It's also very nice of you to invite us in. So all the haters can suck it.

None of us expect this to be our final act in life. Praying his care will bring relief to his soul.

@tamaratamtammorris8151

10 күн бұрын

For sure. Nobody consciously chooses their final legacy to be a squalid house filled with boxes of cheap beer and animal 💩. But mental illness is cruel like that. I hope the owner can finally find the healing and peace he needs to rewrite the final chapter of his life (I'm assuming the owner of the home is an elder. It would be especially tragic if he wasn't)

Mack, my husband and I come to specifically watch you and Jason. We don’t care what you’re doing or not doing. Every day we wake up we make coffee and put one of your videos going. It motivates us to get up and clean our own house and/or prepare for work (we both work in housekeeping). We especially enjoy the lives and when Emily joins. We absolutely love the humor and the banter between you and Filth. We don’t care if you’re in your yard cleaning up moose 💩. We will still watch. We are here for it all!!

@heatheranne9305

8 күн бұрын

Me too!

You just said IDIOTS tell you they don't watch to see you clean your own house. WHAT BS!!! I watch you to calm myself down and also to listen to your narration. You are SO inspiring especially when you talk about depression and ways to help oneself get through the tough times. I have learned so much from you and appreciate you and Jason so much. Thank you for being so open and honest.

My son is autistic and adhd,it can be exhausting but you made me understand it so much better why he does the things he does. I appreciate and love what you do.

Dunno if you'll see this, but as a young autistic person just getting started with Life it's really nice to see someone doing something they actually like. It feels weirdly rare to see, you know? But it's inspiring all the same to know that its possible to find my niche out there. Thanks for bein' you, random dude.

@crystalclear6864

8 күн бұрын

You are unique with your own unique abilities. Still young so be patient with yourself , it takes time to find ones niche❤ remember always, YOU ARE WORTH IT!!! We need people who think differently to get things done!!!

My 20year old daughter was diagnosed with Autism last year and you’ve helped me so much with how to understand how her brain works with her autism burnout. Her psychiatrist never could explain it to me the way you have. Thank you❤

@susiesullivan785

9 күн бұрын

I was diagnosed with adhd at 43. I read all these checklists and just didn't think I had it enough for a diagnosis. KZread, podcasts etc, that's where you have the time to listen to various voices and go "that bit is me, that bit's not me" . And some concepts, you need to need to hear ten different people explain it and it clicks, and you understand the point that the previous nine people were making 😂 I am so grateful for the privilege we have in being neurodivergent in this decade. Although a few stimulants and therapy 20 years ago might have made a few things easier!

As a fellow Autistic, I can appreciate your message telling those people who don’t want to watch you clean your own house (due to the autistic burnout) to move along. Also, of course you should listen to whatever music floats your boat! Forget the haters. You do you, and thank you for all that you do. Continue fighting the good fight for cleanliness!

It's amazing how many people you are helping just in your community. That's wonderful.

I was a Home Healthcare Nurse . I remember a few homes where, when I got home, I stripped on the back porch, and threw my clothes in the garbage. I wouldn’t even let my dogs near me until I had showered.

@calisongbird

8 күн бұрын

That makes me sad because because it’s a reminder that it can happen to any of us. It just takes one devastating illness. 💔💔💔

@frugalhippie8430

8 күн бұрын

Worked in adult services and had to deal with these sort of houses. I told my boss that part of my home visit was that I was going to my home to throw my clothes in the washing machine or throw them out and take a shower and change before coming back to work . Wore the clothes I might paint in so they could be thrown out if necessary.

@calisongbird

7 күн бұрын

@@frugalhippie8430 your employer probably should have provided Tyvek hazmat suits, respirators, and gloves for those situations. You shouldn’t have had to risk your own health….

I recommend Remi Clog. She's a regular gal with neurodiversity who just struggles to keep up with her house. I just love her authenticity and down to earth perspective.

@cathyprosser1050

9 күн бұрын

I do too 😊

@fifer4781

9 күн бұрын

Love Remi 😊

@ladyybugg2

9 күн бұрын

Remi gives me hope.

@karistolzenburg3828

9 күн бұрын

@remiclog

@Auritilien

9 күн бұрын

Same! I love the kindness and cheer she has while tackling her house. Mess is part of life

my uncle passed away recently at just 56 from alcoholism. the entire second floor of the house he shared with his father is a complete biohazard to the point the floors may have to be changed out because of the state he was in before he passed. it really breaks my heart that all of his art and everything he made, his paintings and wood carvings and notebooks, have to be tossed. i have one in my room that i got from him a long time ago that i intent to hold onto. thank you for cleaning this house, your videos are great.

I watch your channel to remind me to get off my chair and clean my own house. And you are a great comedian.

@TMcLure100

10 күн бұрын

Yep dude is inspiring AND funny. And doesn't have a jaw like Tonny Robbins.

@LauraMacMillan-el2kc

10 күн бұрын

Or Jay Leno. ;)

@kathieponder7708

10 күн бұрын

❤

@fallenfairyfaye

10 күн бұрын

Yes, this is one of my body doubling channels...this, and clutterbug!

@letishaallen8196

10 күн бұрын

Same!!!

My dad's house looked a lot like this when he passed away. We did sink about $40k into cleaning it up and we were lucky enough that the homeowners insurance rep said they'd cover it. Point is I think you're a saint.

I can’t understand the folks who feel it’s appropriate to tell someone to create a specific type of content when the creator has *not* asked for that kind of input. I’m just here to watch and listen. Your openness, kindness and understanding makes me feel seen and I guess more comfortable. This clean up, along with all your other ones, got me kind of emotional in a good way. Thank you for the upload ❤

Congratulations to Jason and family for the upcoming new arrival! October babies are the best babies :)

One thing I respect about your channel is that you give the victim privacy. You don't put their faces on camera. These situations are embarrassing enough without having your identity put out there too. I call these people victims because they are under assault from their mental illness. I suffer from depression and I can tell you it is like being under assault. Your whole life stops. Keep up the good work and blessings to you and your family.

@DVD927

9 күн бұрын

Excellent points!

You say the goofiest, silliest things sometimes, I don’t know where that all comes from but it is a nice balance to the deep sadness that accompanies this video. Sadness that a fellow human being has suffered in this manner, to live in such a dirty house and not be able to take care of himself. Thanks for letting us know he is being cared for now.

Hi there, I have been watching your videos for a while now. And it's very cool what you do. I just heard you say that you plan to collaborate with Kevin from the boring channel. I love Kevin and his Dad, Robert from Cabin on the Hill. A couple of top-notch guys, so nice indeed. This is going to be epic seeing you all working together. Can't wait for that to happen. Also, let Jason know that I am sending congratulations to him and his wife on the new arrival of a little baby. Congratulations to you, too, Grandpa. ❤

Very impressive, especially not having running water available. Spectacular!👍⭐️

Lmbo when Jason pointed in the camera 😂😂😂😂

@nolasavedmysoul

10 күн бұрын

I went back to watch that clip a couple of times.

My wife did this exact thing when she discovered her grandpa and his pets living in a mess very similar to this. Eventually, her grandpa passed away from the alcoholism shortly after leaving the nursing home. The pets all had to be surrendered. She would come home every day for a summer and tell me about all the stuff she found - poop couch, pee bottles, dead animals. Her grandmother, mother, and herself cleaned everything and managed to sell the house. Seeing this video really puts what they went through into perspective. Thanks for everything you do. ❤

I grew up in a hoarder house, and I want you to know that these videos have been incredibly therapeutic for me. Watching you tackle these difficult homes with empathy and kindness cuts through decades of shame I was carrying. Watching the process step by step makes something that was completely overwhelming and unfixable for me as a kid seem like something that CAN be tackled, and seeing the end result is just so satisfying, even if the home is seriously damaged. You’re doing great work,and I appreciate you. ❤

For the record, I watch because I like your openness, empathy, informativeness, candidness, humor, and your narration style and voice. I typically either watch your videos outright or listen to you in the background as I clean. I love how you put your heatlh and wellbeing in the forefront, and emphasize living a balanced and enjoyable life. I love that you don't shame and harp on productivity, but instead on overcoming hurdles, taking time to understand, and finding momentum to accomplish something that you can feel good about (for any reason). Those who guilt trip you into, "if it's not for others, don't do it" I am glad you stand up to that. You are a shining example of being you. Thanks for this channel!

It's never too late to get sober. I've been 6 years without alcohol and it was the best decision i have made as an adult. If you're struggling, you're not alone, and you can do it ♥️

@jennifermanian1420

10 күн бұрын

Congradulations to you! Great job. ❤ 🎉😅

@lizrichards7139

Күн бұрын

Good on you that is good news

I love that you hired the neighbors. It's so good for him to build self worth.

It's a crime to me that you don't have your own comedy special. You are by far one of the funniest content creators out there. Even better you're one of the best human beings I've ever encountered on the internet, so much compassion and empathy. And the education you give to others on neurodivergence and mental health is icing on the cake 🍰🎉🍰🎉

That bathroom transformation is insane!!! You did amazing!

😢 No more shirtless flexes! There is a Moose somewhere crying himself softly to sleep. A+ on clear boundaries. I'm glad you're taking care of your health!

I. Love. This. Channel. I love your mission, the sarcasm, the dry wit...its like "empathy training for idiots" with uber satisfying visuals. I'll only ever message you all if my moose gets an attitude.

I'm autistic and cleaning is also my hobby lol. I wonder how common it is?? Bringing order, cleanliness and like "correctness" to a space is the best feeling for me

I know most people watch your videos to see the cleaning but I watch to hear the jokes. You are a very funny guy. Keep it up!

The story behind this clean is absolutely sad. I'm so glad he got help and is in a safe place. You both are so amazing.

If they don't like the video, no one is forcing them to watch. I like to hear you talk when you clean. Your house or anywhere.

This home looks to have been a beauty at one time. The hardwood floors and trim. How incredibly sad to see what happened to this person, and that it went so long before they got the help they needed. Seems they were waiting to die. 😢 I'm glad they are in a safe place where they will be bathed and fed, in contact with others, and getting the medical care needed. That bathtub cleaned up well! Seems a power washer would be needed on the floors. 😊 You are so appreciated. ✌️❤️

Oh my gosh!! My daughter is autistic and after watching this video I think that I should set aside her own personal space to help her. I didn’t realize that she was having burnout. I’m talking a room with her guitar and music with a table where she can do her scrapbooks. I did pause your video and hopped on my web search for autistic burnout. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing your experiences and thoughts with us!! 😊

I really feel sorry for this man. This points out just how terrible the health care system in Our Country is. This should never happen to anyone. Nobody should ever be ignored and left to rot like this. I am glad someone finally stepped in, and he is being cared for. My cleaning Angel what a job you really are sent from heaven. Honestly, I watch you because you make me have faith in Humanity. You care, and you are out in this world helping people. Yes, I know you tell us it's your hobby, but what you do is a beautiful gift of Humanity and Caring. You have a beautiful soul. Thank you Thank you Thank you ❤ 🙏

@debnordman1640

9 күн бұрын

AMEN!

I love Jason’s assertiveness with the camera in this one ☝️.

Unbelievable! That bathtub cleanup was incredible. I cannot believe the before and after. Amazing!!!!!

I really dig your empathy. More people could model themselves after the caring attitude you show others. Thanks for being KIND. Too many people aren't! Love your cleaning channel!!

Getting all the trash out was impressive, but what impressed me the most was cleaning any bathroom, what less this one, without running water! This one took raw courage!

@yinggamer7762

9 күн бұрын

Kinda sussy he didint want to run a hose though the window or something

As I watched this video, I am fighting the need to be sick. Not because of the situation, but because I am ill. This makes me realize how blessed I am to have the husband I do as he picks up where I cannot. So, being ill, and this adding to it; I am a mess. I do not have a weak stomach. I worked in surgery, nursed injured and ailing animals and cleaned where most would not. As I always have said, "Youth is wasted on the young". We never expect to be old, sick and in need of assistance. But we will be all of those things. Thank you for helping those who need it most. Good luck to Jason's wee one, your wife's surgery coming up, and to you, dear man.

@sophiabright8371

8 күн бұрын

Sending you love & light for better health! I'm long-term chronically ill in a number of ways and I am 67. Hang in there!

Lol you make me laugh with your commentary! You have a great sense of humor. Love it! ❤️

Sorry you have to deal with the jerks. Talked to my son about Autistic burnout, cause I'd never heard of it. He's on the spectrum himself and he said that not only had he heard of it, he's dealt with it himself! Live and learn...

Hope I’m not over sharing. You mentioned “that crunching feeling under your shoes”. First hoarder place I ever helped clean had dog feces on all the carpet. That place really horrified me. My parents bought it “as is”, but I could never imagine someone moving away and leaving so much of their belongings behind. Little did I know that 30 years my mom would die and leave me 5 hoarded houses!

@leighscott1877

10 күн бұрын

This video made me want a shower. You all are amazing

@livwake

10 күн бұрын

Five??

@OP-1000

9 күн бұрын

Ooh, that table wás nice. Dammit.

@buckeyedav1

9 күн бұрын

@@OP-1000 Yes Formica table I have one that I was lucky enough to find in a thrift store years ago before they knew they were worth something. I love it. Mine is yellow. Anna In Ohio

You are awesome. I love what you do. I love your humor. I love that you’re helping other understand autism. I used to teach Special Needs and to see you be such a productive person, warms my heart. I love that you bring to light the mental illnesses that are out there and your analogy of how to understand them was an eye opener for me. THANK YOU.🙏……. And God Bless!!

You and Jason are incredible. It takes so much courage to walk into these places and take them on. I couldn't do it but you do and you've made it your business. You are a wonderful person with a wonderful family, you work so hard to help people. So thankful that the man who was hurting so bad is now in care. I hope he can recover easier knowing that someone is taking care of his house and that someone doesn't blame him for what happened. This wasn't his fault.

I can’t even tell you how soothing your voice is. 😊 Your kindness and wise way of explaining the mental illness is awesome!💕

Please give a shout out Al Bladez!!!! he does to neglected yards what you do to houses. He is so generous with his time! He’s awesome!

I'm also deep into Autistic burnout, my son is 10 and also diagnosed and going through the same thing. We are actually avoiding his room at the moment. He does virtual school and that last day of school was the last day either of us could stand being in there. He's sleeping in our bed at night because we just cant even look in that room, it just causes so much anxiety. To get us out of the house, we bought a hammock for sensory, our "relaxation station" with some solar lights around the area. We both also took up learning gardening. Of course that means the inside of the house is a wreck at the moment, but we just really needed the sunshine and fresh air. We're giving his room an easy makeover on a budget next month. Hoping some new paint, desk and bedding will help.

man, as someone who has struggled with depression from a young age, cleaning has always been an uphill battle that tires me even an hour in. it’s so refreshing to have someone explain for people like me on the how and why, with no sugar coating. what you do is so kind, and this world is blessed to have you, good luck with your grandbaby🙏

@MidwestMagicCleaning

4 күн бұрын

Thank you! ❤️❤️🫎

I'm so sorry for what happened to the guy who lost his job and everything else, I thought I knew what falling deep was but I don't think I'll understand what that's truly like in this kind of case. But not to invalidate my own pain, thank you for helping someone yet again! We appreciate your existence! 🙏❤

I hope you know I bought the 'oh look more laundry' shirt from you a few months back and have worn it every other time I've done laundry since. It has made several people at the laundromat smile, and the irony of it has made my least favorite chore so much better. This channel has really helped me keep my life together many times. Thank you, spin kick and moose banishing master.

@MidwestMagicCleaning

10 күн бұрын

❤️❤️🫎

Telling you what kind of videos to post is kind of ridiculous considering it's all free content. I watch you because I find it relaxing to see something go from chaos to clean. It doesn't matter what you clean to me. EDIT: That bathroom might qualify as a miracle.

I lived in another state. When my father died we found his house similar to this. He was an alcoholic but his house was this way because he was elderly, had cancer, and didn't tell anyone about it. If he has spoken up we could have gotten him help. I'm so glad the man you're helping was able to be placed in a nursing home.

This story hurt my heart❤ How many people work their lives at a job then lose everything because of lay off or.., losing hope losing motivation then losing mental health. Our country is so far behind the curve in caring for its people grrrr my opinion . Thanks for all you do out there!!❤❤❤❤

Thank you for everything you tape and post. It's not just watching you clean and make things better in the spaces you work on, but what you say has been so helpful to me. I'm a hoarder and fighting depression. I have never admitted that to anyone, so that's a huge step for me. Your encouragement to do a small area at a time has allowed me to get started, admittedly very slowly, but I can see a difference. Thank you for helping so many people in so many ways. ❤

@spacebar9733

10 күн бұрын

Sending you love !! 💕 💗

@TMcLure100

10 күн бұрын

Good for you👏 much strength and power to you on your recovery journey 💪 that "clean just a three ft square" technique - really works for me too

@LauraMacMillan-el2kc

10 күн бұрын

I love this comment! Good for you. Much respect!

@toddylu6869

10 күн бұрын

Sending you good vibes from the universe. You are not alone!

@auntzoo-z7251

10 күн бұрын

Just keep going, at a comfortable pace. You can't eat an elephant in a day. Just one bite at a time. You'll feel better and better and things will get better and better. Trust me. Love & Prayers to you.

You being autistic is such a perfect position for cleaning at this level honestly, I am as well and I love cleaning things out of nowhere to where I scared my boss from greaselifting a table floor and showing the rag and results so you and me both man. Toilets are also fun to clean.

You, your son, and this whole page does my heart so good! The kindness that y’all show to these people is truly special! I pray that y’all will be blessed tremendously (and the new baby ☺️🙏🏽)

I also love SB Mowing

@jessiekitty7492

10 күн бұрын

He also does pressure washing!

“When I need to hype myself up, I’ll listen to my favorite music, not yours.” Great explanation, you gotta take care of yourself first so you can take care of others

You done this for free!! You're an angel. There are no words for this guy!!😮😮

Wow! Incredible cleaning of the house with no water other than what was brought with you Mack and Jason! I wouldn't have thought this was possible. You both sure worked your majic! And that's how you roll! Wow!

Yay! I'm here to see I'm so excited for a new video! WhoopWhoop! EDIT: halfway through the video wanted to tell yall that for 40+ years I kept my birth certificate and few other things in ziplock bag in the door of my freezer so in case of fire, I could grab and go. In the event I wasn't home and that happened, it would be semi protected inside the freezer. I live around the corner from a fire station so, hopefully it would be ok. Turns out LOtS of people do the same thing, important papers in the freezer-so if you dare...that birth certificate could be in that man's freezer. Thanks to you and your son for doing this. My heart is broken for that man that did own the house and his pets. Y'all it could be any of us! Losing a job is devastating - check on your loved ones!

@jillianbowen7265

9 күн бұрын

Is it just me because I'm wondering why so much concern for birth certificates when you can get a new one or certified copy of one from the county clerk. I'm from a different country and had to get mine by mail. In any case, good idea to put it in the freezer 😊

@katrubie3

9 күн бұрын

@@jillianbowen7265 I hope to answer this question for you... In most cases, it is far easier to find one that you already have than to try to track down where to get a new one. At least at one time, different places across different states were the repositories for such documents, and the county clerk's office may not have been where to find a replacement document. I do not know if that has been changed now. And these days, and in some areas, the cost has become ridiculous. When I had to write away for my birth certificate in the early 1980s it only cost me $3, when a frind of mind had to write away for hers about 7 years ago, it cost $25. And now I hear it is even higher. For some people, the place in which those records are kept may even be out of country, or were in a place that was destroyed from natural disaster or fire... For example, even though my son is an American citizen, having been born to two American citizens, he happened to be born overseas in a German hospital, while my husband and I were in the service. His birth certificate, was therefore issued by the German government - and this was when the Berlin wall still divided the country. I would not even have a clue as to where to begin trying to find a replacement for his birth certificate if his was ever lost. I am sure there are other scenarios, but as you can see, it is not always easy or cost effective to get a replacement. I hope this answers your question.🙂

@katrubie3

9 күн бұрын

That is a fantastic idea/suggestion! The freezer, being insulated and cold does seem to be a great option for those of use who cannot afford a fireproof box! I hope they do find his birth certificate in the freezer! What a joy that would be!

@jillianbowen7265

8 күн бұрын

@@katrubie3 Thank you so much for sharing so much detail. You are 100% correct about the difficulties associated with obtaining copies of birth certificates from different countries as the explanation you gave for your son is the case for many Americans who served in the military. I forgot about that. And yes, it's about $25 dollars (where I live) to get a certified copy.

@tams5204

8 күн бұрын

⁠@@katrubie3this is actually so interesting to hear! And explains why media makes such a big deal of certificates, like the sims frames them?? I always thought it was weird but never really thought any deeper of it. In my country you can ask for a pdf of your birth certificate online and unlimited amount of times, it’s free and has no wait time! Really different for some reason

This poor guy. He had such a beautiful house. I’m glad he’s being looked after.