Cleaner DISGUSTED With Filthy Flat | Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners | Episode 18 | Filth

[@bongiperez7565]

Jeanie is such a nice person. May God Bless her and help her overcome her childhood traumas.

[@corrina05]

Frrr

[@DeeDee-lx1ef]

That was so sad to hear the little boy say they’re learning a lesson for being bad. Making a mess isn’t bad it’s what kids do :/

[@JosieJo2000]

That shocked me too. Horrible way to live.

[@NB-lk7yd]

I thought that was a very weird thing to say!

[@colleenlewis3286]

Poor kids. Mine are made to keep a clean room but I don’t scold them if it’s messy. It’s what children do

[@lesley9989]

It is really sad and it shows that he's making that connection in relation to being 'punished' because of his actions. Exactly what you've said. He's a child. I hope it doesn't have a lasting effect on his behaviour when he is older x

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

She's not doing right by those kids, making them feel bad and throwing away their toys. They're going to hate her someday. And no one should be giving their kids a dettol bath. That's pathetic.

[@pumpkinseeds768]

If Amanda told me that she would be bleaching away after I'd visited her house I'd be so insulted. I'd rather have a cuppa and a chat with Jeanine anyday!

[@PoppyUr]

Same, I would be asking her if she really thought I was that dirty! Seems rather arrogant and rude to be frank

[@Megzsy98]

Jeanine seems like a really lovely genuine person

[@verenamartini8695]

I fully agree ! Jeanine is nice lovely person who need just a push

[@MissG8340]

I think Amanda will feel happier bleaching everything after someone leaves isn’t a reflection that the person that visited was dirty just as her cleaning her house daily isn’t saying her family are dirty and they are not insulted I would be scared to have a cuppa with Janine in her kitchen there might be a fly in it lol 😂 and I would have to decontaminate after going in her house would defo feel icky

[@MagickIsPower]

Amanda lacks any empathy. The emotional reasons people hoard or don't clean like these people are often found in childhood or grief. Jeanine was pouring her heart out to Amanda and telling her about her visceral reaction to dettol and why and it just went over Amanda's sub zero head. I thought Jeanine seemed a great mum and her kids adore her.

[@alison2984]

Part if being a good mum is keeping your home reasonably clean tho 🤷‍♀️

[@MagickIsPower]

@@alison2984 There's a balance though. If you're spending all day cleaning and scrubbing with dettol you're unlikely to be spending lots of time with your children.

[@bintangdilangit3348]

Yeah jeanine regardless of the condition of the house, look more fun And had better interaction with her kid, in other hand Amanda nah my parents like her gonna end up my stuff in bin when it not in place really make me piss off even after i grow up still sometimes when i remember it i feel unhappy

[@lucyw.7597]

@@alison2984 exactly, 'reasonably'.., but sterile environments are as unhealthy for children as excessively dirty ones..as well as inhaling all those chemicals all the time..she claims she works up to 60 hrs a week, (dont believe her), and cleans for over 20, never mentions playing with her kids..

[@wezholly4629]

-trerer

[@crystalawen]

😱 Amanda has a lot more problems than the lady she’s ‘supposed’ to be helping..

[@MissG8340]

Not really… everyone’s problems big or small are relative to them you can’t compare Apple and pears

[@pocaluneksmierci]

@@MissG8340okay Amanda

[@MissG8340]

@@pocaluneksmierci it’s MIssG actually !

[@lourdesmunoz4058]

They are different problems. But both extremes can be tiring for others

[@samanthaabreu782]

Messy and dirty are two different things my lady.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

These people who don't like cleaning always turn it around and say it's the compulsive cleaner's fault, and they are the ones with problems, not them.

[@TheSMR1969]

The cleaners who are rude and don't understand hoarding is s mental illness are clueless

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

@@TheSMR1969 Yes they do, because they have OCD by being so compulsive, just as the ones who hoard, also have a mental illness.

[@demixox7100]

I agree, I'm a mum to a two month old, my house does get messy sometimes but it's never dirty

[@FelisTerras]

Amanda is rude, abrasive, judgmental, controlling and absolutely lacks any sort of empathy. She was happier about getting her way than actually taking into consideration Janine's childhood trauma. She's just a control freak, period.

[@annebos4634]

I quote: "My way is the way to be" 🤮

[@LurkingCrassZero]

Low self esteem and other mental health issues are all made up in the eyes of folk like her. Obnoxious to the extreme.

[@nikki7735]

She needs mental help

[@MsFuckencia]

poor kids...

[@MissG8340]

Amanda was there to do a job and get on with not deal with her trauma janine would need to see a psychologist for that She needed someone like Amanda to come in and take control for the very reason that they are both opposite in many ways and if she was janine they wouldn’t have completed the clean

[@zy510]

I feel Jeanine should've been paired up with Mark. He would've been so much gentler (and probably more efficient) than Amanda was towards her.

[@kst0nes266]

New episode released on here of Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners.... that's my rock and roll Friday night sorted 🤣

[@lindabakker3743]

I wish my mum had been clean. I now have nightmares of filth and clutter and am constantly cleaning and tidying. It was embarrassing as a kid to bring friends home.

[@chloeg.4640]

I'm really sorry to hear that... My mum is a compulsive cleaner, OCD-diagnosed and all. I remember waking up at 3am as a child and hearing her cleaning the kitchen, or having to force her out of parties because she physically could not leave before tidying everything. She is a loving mother but we still have violent arguments and I am struggling to accept her as she is despite her diagnosis. My thoughts are with you, I hope you're doing well

[@lindabakker3743]

@@chloeg.4640 sometimes it's hard to find that middle ground. I hope you can find that balance after living with your mothers OCD habits. I know I sometimes drive my husband crazy, but since starting meds and talking about it we have both learned how to live more harmoniously. I hope you and your mother can find some balance. My thoughts are with you. One persons behaviours affect so many others. Hugs to you.

[@lindabakker3743]

@@chloeg.4640 and thank you for sharing 😘

[@rebbeccapage1122]

I no the feeling my mums a hoarder so am a minimalist and clean 2 times q day

[@alison2984]

@@rebbeccapage1122 same minimalist now and clean the whole house top to bottom at least once a day if not more Hated living in a messy, dirty house crammed with crap x

[@rohitrathi1787]

Mark is so hard working. Hats off! Also, I love this series. Please don't ever stop!

[@Gula9999]

They actually stopped years ago. Or is it just me that I can’t find new series anywhere? I keep watching these old ones over and over again..🥲

[@howwouldtheyknow8972]

They have ended the series, this are re-uploads. I wish they start again. This was a good series for KZbin.

[@evoluna3056]

@@howwouldtheyknow8972 Was it also on TV? I am not from England/The UK. But I really like this series!

[@Queen-of-Swords]

@@evoluna3056 Yes it was on telly.

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

@@Gula9999 Me too. Watching over and over....

[@maryryall6829]

If she wants to display things her kids make or stuff that's sentimental to her then that's her right, she was there to help not to look down on her and be so damn right rude, she totally lacked empathy and was overly critical especially remarks about kids.

[@MissG8340]

I think she was just trying to say that’s fine but have some order There was a mess hoard pile of stuff she claimed was sentimental it all looked like rubbish to me

[@mirikira8632]

There was way too much stuff to all be displayed.

[@natahliak7691]

I can't believe she actually sterilises her own kids. That's nuts. I bet these kids get sick often.

[@effyshaun]

Haha I thought that is common was detol bathed as a child 😂 is this not normal?

[@op3488]

@@effyshaun It is normal. It even states on the bottle that you can pop it into your bath water.

[@rosieposie9564]

It is not necessarily true that her kids get sick often. Many of us including me, bath in dettol as a child and I was a very healthy child with no illness as were the other children who also had dettol baths everyday or at least a couple time a week.

[@victoriasmith2512]

I loved a dettle bath as a kid and still love the smell.there is a dettle that is for baths and cuts .Then there is a dettle you can use for cleaning .

[@natahliak7691]

I understand why some parents do it but our skin has thousands of good bacteria that is getting killed off along with the bad. I grew up in the Australian outback and would ride my motorbike all day so you can imagine the state I would be in comming home lol. The only time my mother used detol is when I came off my bike with some nasty cuts and grazes. It had to be bad though not just a little nick on the skin. Our bodies are amazing can heal itself, Only now an then should things like this or antibiotics be used.

[@KG-gg8rl]

Amanda is being absolutely horrid. She's not very understanding of other people, she's harsh and critical. She's treating people like a business project.

[@Danileptic]

And it's not healthy for the kids with zero germs but with chemicals. How could the kids survive outside?? That's mental.

[@itszenbaby]

A part of me hated her when Janine was getting emotional and explaining how strict her mother was when she was a child about constantly making her clean and never letting them have a life, which is similar to what Amanda is doing with her kids now. She could have learned a very valuable lesson from Janine, but instead it went straight over her head because she thinks being sterile makes you a superior person.

[@shirineblueyes846]

I completely agree👍

[@littleblackpistol]

@@itszenbaby Yep. She's showing Amanda what will likely happen to her kids, who she basically takes her mental illness out on.

[@emmacassidy8482]

She's projecting. By judging other people, she's really having a go at herself.

[@Stevie-steel]

Amanda might be better at keeping her home clean but Janine is the nicer person. That dirty house doom music is gonna play in my head everytime i notice a cobweb or the oven needs a clean.

[@Danileptic]

I think Amanda is not better. Her house makes the kids sick because it's too chemical. Amanda is completely mental and needs help too.

[@jayjagatambe6097]

😂😂Good reminder..

[@tamarikimani5701]

Now you made me feel the same thing,ok,time to clean!!🏃‍♀️🇮🇱

[@MissG8340]

Janine is nicer… sorry in which way? How do You no Amanda isn’t nice? Lol 😂

[@staceyleigh1994]

Amanda was damn right rude, I could feel Jeanine's pain when Amanda told her to get rid of everything even if it's sentimental. I would get on with Jeanine better than Amanda. I'd think I tell Amanda where to shove it!

[@mirikira8632]

She didn't tell her to discard everything, she told her to put it away and have some order. Those precious memories were collecting dust and getting ruined by accumulating dirt. How's that for keeping those important sentimental things?

[@annielark6650]

It's great to help someone clean their home but there's no need to berate them and act all high and mighty. It just makes you look nasty and hurts the other person.

[@missjennystevens]

That lady Janine has such a wonderful smile ❤️ I really hope that she got something positive out of this experience. Although it was really hard to watch her be upset, I hope that she managed to exorcise some ghosts through the process 💫

[@dolalleyweirdo7547]

The first woman doesn't speak nice to her children its like she's got no emotions.

[@Queen-of-Swords]

She's got OCD, its a mental illness. But I agree, its an illness that is not particularly good for the children.

[@alamedadanceparty]

Agree. She lacks empathy

[@Hannah-in9tz]

This show makes me so happy that my mum kept the house spotless, it means I enjoy cleaning I would get so stressed living in a messy house I couldn’t cope

[@wendygillard2133]

Amanda is very rigid & controlling. I like her clean house & believe children should have discipline but she goes too far. Also going into someone else’s house & being so rude about it is very unkind. Janine is definitely too disorganised & her house is unhygienic. She needs to spend some time cleaning & teaching her children to be a bit tidier.

[@stephaniewalsh9685]

Love how grateful Avril was, had me howling when she said, "He must have the energy of a bloody rocket" 💀💀💀

[@lindamcharie1264]

Yes that comment was hilarious 😅

[@mebutnotme.Khan78]

He called her lazy coz she is lazy 🤷‍♀️ Her face when he said theres laziness 🤣🤣

[@albagubrath9073]

Can't wait for an update on this episode, with Amandas kids needing help to clear their homes, after the deep seated psychological trauma she is causing them !

[@PipPreeceArt]

Haha! The quote of the series is in this this episode... "who's gonna eat their dinner off a cat!?" 😂

[@Neutronia1]

That Amanda's kids are going to grow up with a lot of problems and really resenting her if she's not careful.

[@Ohhhwehere]

they probably disowned her by now

[@marianne1865]

Giving her children a Dettol bath!!!! I'm shocked. When I was a kid we had a bath once a week and survived, never sick, no allergies or intolerances, no asthma. We also played outside all the time in the dirt but our mum focused on fruit and veg and no sugar diet, everything whole meal and always home cooked from scratch. Amanda has priorities all wrong, what about the constant chemicals from the cleaning products??? She's worried about germs, I'm actually concerned about cancer and Kidney/Liver issues for these kids.

[@jan-marcusandersson7214]

Agreed. Diluted dethol bath is in my höst opinion childabuse

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Agree, it gave me creeps

[@alison2984]

You get detol that can be put into baths for your skin if you have a cut or skin problems... its actually recommended by some doctors for certain skin conditions And she did say the hospital recommended soaking a cut in detol and that's why she bathed the kids in it x

[@littleblackpistol]

I'm concerned about their mental health being berated for acting like kids, having their stuff thrown away because their awful uptight micromanger mother doesn't like mess, and being treated like filth that needs to be washed in Dettol. Amanda belongs in a padded room, not on a TV show.

[@nataliebutler]

@@alison2984 Doctors also prescribe drugs that can have seriously harmful effects. Occasional use on a cut isn't the same as disinfecting your children every week. That's not healthy, even if the manufacturer claims it's okay.

[@francescaoconnor2314]

Amanda is horrible, great for working 60 hours a week and doing 20 hours of cleaning as well but those are not everyones life goals. Her kids look so sad and whats the point of it all? Where is the joy in her home? I would choose lovely, warm & kind Jeannine any day!

[@MissG8340]

It’s about balance Why would you choose Janine house dust, flies buzzing around, no order, chaotic and mould infest house Not exactly healthy

[@playaccount589]

​@MissG8340 loool I'd definitely choose d cleaner house

[@MissG8340]

@@playaccount589100000% agree 😂

[@allykuit5384]

It's not just about cleaning. Those houses are so neglected and starting to fall apart. That can't go on forever.

[@missluna5]

Amanda appears to be a control freak, she doesn’t strike me as having OCD…. And Mark, what a sweetie. Him and April were a great team.

[@ikram5011]

I think they said she is not OCD diagnosed with ocd, in 16:49

[@debbiemohekey1509]

@@ikram5011 Amanda seems highly strung like she can't sit down for 2 minutes or give herself time to think. Always focused on what she''s doing and what she's going to do next.She's a very irritating person like a damn mosquito buzzing about ready to bite.

[@pandragon6142]

I like the first messy family. They are happier than the first clean family. The mother's attitude for her children is very good too. They need to be a little more tidy and she was willing to do so. There is nth to blame.

[@dolalleyweirdo7547]

The first woman is so rude I have ocd and have to have things in order and clean, I dont think she should be telling someone she doesn't know to throw special things away and speak down to her ive had ocd all my life and never judged or disrespected people, and her 2 children look unhappy the other lady's children look so happy.

[@bonitafraenkel725]

Has anyone else noticed that most people from EXECUTIVEly clean parent/parents tend to not be arsed to clean?

[@deliraaline]

Loved your name

[@clairemacauliffecarroll263]

Mark is a lovely man. He doesn't judge, he listens

[@fairmaiden6472]

I thought he judged just as much as Amanda actually. And I don't blame them

[@sissilia449]

Avril is obviously depressed and puts on a front. Yes she's lazy but you can see a real lack of motivation too which is sad. Mark is a sweetheart and very patient.

[@lesleyhubble2976]

Amanda is very harsh,she needs to think that not everyone is like her. Jeanine seems visibly hurt by her comments

[@AA-dk9zz]

“My front door doesn’t work” 🤣

[@chloeanaisblanchard2158]

This show is making my eyes water 🤣🤣🤣

[@emmaafarr455]

Amanda is one vile woman and her kids look so miserable.. feel sorry for them ☹

[@ajaycyriljose9419]

Who’d you rather live with ? A person with no sense of hygiene

[@playaccount589]

​@ajaycyriljose9419 lol these ppl r just idk what to say nasty defending someone for living in mess. But in my country a clean house and proper hygiene is what's required. If you don't bathe twice a day people consider you to not have good hygiene

[@clownbabi]

27:08 Just because a child hasn’t played with a toy in 6 months, doesn’t mean they don’t care about or want that toy anymore. The toys had probably been lost in the mess for so long that they were wondering where they went but didn’t know how to look. No need to throw away a CHILD’s toys unless they’ve said they don’t want them anymore. It’s a very sad childhood Amanda’s kids are living, in my opinion. I didn’t grow up that way so maybe it’s different but I can imagine it would be stressful when you see how other people live and you know you’ll never be able to relax in your own home.

[@adrian_isolde]

janine did so well with the rudness and ignorance of amanda. i love that she treats the opinion and the stuff of her children with respect ♥

[@amandabrittenden]

My parents also threw out heaps of my stuff including books I had purchased with birthday money. I was so upset about it. They didn't even have the decency to ask if I still wanted them or not. It's a really shitty thing to do to your kids!

[@mirikira8632]

My parents used to toss toys I left out on the floor. It wasn't their responsibility to clean after me and I learned that cleaning after myself is important.

[@zoemurphy5880]

Bloody rude! How could they tell people they are lazy without knowing any of their history.

[@Queen-of-Swords]

One of the women is ill. I know how that feels. I used to have a cleaning lady though for the things I couldn't do. Now I live with my partner and we struggle along together. I do clean but tbh my efforts can easily put me in bed for a couple days recovering.

[@annakrawczyk1174]

You must be hell lazy to have such a messy home !! Too ill to put cigarets to bin ? Really ? This is just disgusting. I would not touch their houses even for thousands

[@MissG8340]

There’s always an element of laziness when it’s that bad Also she said it herself cleaning isn’t a priority therefore she doesn’t think it’s important

[@Niamhmariephelan]

Pure and utter laziness, I'm a single mother, I have fibromyalgia and my child has additional needs, never in a million years would I allow myself or my child to live like that, but I def don't agree with the way Amanda is speaking to Jeanie, like she's Mrs know it all, and bathing your kids in Dettol, my god🤦🏼‍♀️ The lady with the glasses was so grateful, I hope she sticks to her promise, her mental health will improve if she does x

[@elaineoh3984]

Somehow I admire OCD cleaners who still manage to keep pets of the fur variety. Also shows how illogical OCD is, their pet will never be very hygienic, but they have no qualms cuddling them.

[@MrsMoofy]

Of the fur variety 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@lovelunar6185]

Honestly, if someone who bathed her kids in detol weekly tried to have digs about priorities for children's welfare, I'd lose my shit :')

[@djlivvy46]

It's a capful of Dettol antiseptic (not cleaner) in a bathful of water, lol.

[@MissG8340]

And all she simply said was isn’t having a clean house a priority for your kids

[@firemelon7296]

Avril is so lazy and resentful. She didn't care tp hwlp out. I'm sorry for Mark, he had to deal with it on his own. His work is highly underrated. Wish him the best!

[@mrshadenoughofallthis911]

It’s remarkable that the people with OCD making them clean obsessively can’t see that some of the people with filthy homes are also mentally unwell.

[@juliaholford7079]

The two women at the end hugged , just lovely

[@gwendolyn0515]

Amanda is so cold, I feel so sorry for her kids.

[@mwbgaming28]

I legit spat my drink when they swabbed the cat XD

[@DaniR450]

I was shocked to see him alive after washing the cat so funny

[@neeruthakur2011]

Mark did such an incredible Job!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

I can understand him not wanting his girlfriend's dog inside his flat; I won't have animals in my house either.

[@bhanukokkiripati4418]

Mark has done a great job..looking for more videos like this.

[@fluffideer1066]

lol those messy kids rooms are kinda nostalgic in a weird way 😂 i was such a messy kid and my room sadly looked like that until like 6th grade lmao. now im super tidy prob because my room would get so freaking nasty all the time and it was not fun

[@anoniempersoon5969]

Same. My room didn't look that much better until I was 14/15 or something 😅

[@sarahgibbs6860]

I needed this today xx

[@TaylorTiree]

If someone had come in and spoken to me the way Amanda did to that Mum I’d politely ask her to leave.

[@rebeccalovell5072]

i didn't think she was too bad... 😂

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Well if that's the case, she shouldn't have been on the programme; That mother needs a wakeup call, because her home isn't just messy, it's filthy and there's flies everywhere.

[@JosieJo2000]

I agree. So horrible and rude.

[@Little_Lady_fu]

I wouldnt even politely ask her to leave, she'd be told straight

[@lucyw.7597]

@@Little_Lady_fu i agree, she'd have been out after the first 5 minutes, and i wouldnt have been very polite..her poor kids are going to grow up either with no confidence, or as rude and bad mannered as she is!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

With Janine's attitude, her two girls could end up like their mother and have a messy house. My mum used to make my brother and I keep our rooms clean and to this day, I have my home spotless.

[@lesley9989]

The problem is that Janine's mum made her clean, so she has rebelled. My friend was like this because this happened to her. However, as soon as she had children, she then kept her house clean

[@koraXro]

I have a friend who is messy and a hoarder. She's a lawyer, very well put together, you would never guess. I thought the state of her house was her way of coping with the stressful work life. Until I visited her mum. Same mess, her mum is a stay at home wife. Clutter everywhere, it made me claustrophobic.

[@mikaela12979]

I believe it's all about having a balance: my mum was a very messy person all her life so I'm trying to make my house a tidy place. Curiously enough, my husband who grew up in a very clean house is now the messy one. I don't know how my kid will turn out to be like.

[@EllaDeanPendragon]

Not for sure - growing up the house was a bit of a mess, somewhat dirty and very messy but now I live alone my house is very tidy because I don't want to live like that anymore. Thankfully I am somewhere in the middle of the extreme of these messy people and the OCD cleaners.

[@amandabrittenden]

My mother and father were both extremely clean and tidy and made us do a lot of the cleaning when we were young. Nothing at all wrong with that, it's teaching kids life skills but.... It didn't rub off on me at all. I don't live in filth by any means but I'm certainly not as obsessed as my parents were and tend to let things go every once in a while. I have severe depression and sometimes just can't give 2 shits about the state of my house.

[@HannahAilsa]

Hayley ”who's going to eat their dinner off a cat?" 😆😆😆😺

[@baladar1353]

I'd love to eat my dinner off her, maybe her kittycat too. 🤣 I see this may sound a little pervert, but I'm not a bad guy.

[@iamden5550]

Mark has a long patience to Avril being sentimental to her things.

[@hearmeoutbro]

Amanda acts all high and mighty and spends all that time and money keeping her house clean and tidy yet she doesn’t put her toilet lid down 🤮🤮

[@MissG8340]

But I bet her toilet is 10000% germ free 😊

[@jenijanewilliams6033]

The worst part for me was the way the little girl manhandled the cat at the end 😔

[@itsacarolbthing5221]

One of my favourite of Hayley's quotes, 'who's going to eat their dinner off a cat?'. Love her!

[@ducklife5497]

Marks reaction when he walked into her house LOL

[@sugarmouse3555]

She washes her children in dettol and bins their toys because they were playing with them. Where are children’s services?

[@alison2984]

She said if there left on the ground as in if they have finished playing and left it there and not tidy it up then she puts it in the bin

[@rosieposie9564]

She has not done anything wrong in my opinion. Teaching her children to put their toys away in the correct place after playing with them is good discipline and structure which children need. Dettol is used safely for bathing by many people around the world without harm coming to them, it is a mild disinfectant and it tends to keep away staph and other skin infections.

[@Chaplin1219]

Galas you don’t have children, you are a bit crazy aren’t you.

[@carriedudley8593]

Are you for real? When children are getting sexually, physically or mentally abused, then you can call social services, not because a mum tells her children to tidy their toys away, and if they don't then she will put them in the bin!

[@aliyasucuk2543]

Can't imagine how it's smell at the dirty house. How can they live in such a mess and dirt

[@firemelon7296]

At some point they just don't care anymore and being in the house everyday they might not realize how bad it is.

[@namara22]

Please tell me Amanda is just playing up to the camera, and isn’t really like this!! Horrible personality!

[@dollymondo]

Neither of the first two ladies kids look very healthy...

[@patricioeltoro1985]

14:00 I'm a messy cooker😁 Avril has about the same energy as a Sloth

[@alamedadanceparty]

😂😂😂

[@crystalawen]

Hats off to Mark !! Great guy

[@andreamack7867]

Buggering up those kids immune systems. A bit of dirt never hurt anyone. Playing in the garden, getting dirty is good for them

[@alison2984]

Actually kids build there immune systems outside not in the home .. and tou need a clean home so you don't end up sick and a dirty home can actually be deadly cos of the bacteria

[@andreamack7867]

@@alison2984 yes, kids need dirt. As i said, they get it from playing outside. Obviously your home has to be clean. Mine has always been that way

[@andreamack7867]

@@alison2984 yes, kids need dirt. As i said, they get it from playing outside. Obviously your home has to be clean. Mine has always been that way

[@djlivvy46]

Amanda said that her kids do play on the garden etc.

[@musji25022011]

Just me or 20h cleaning per week sounds reasonable? That's llittle over 2.5h per day. Takes me an hour to do only dishes and sorting washing.. Think i might be watching too much if Filth 😂

[@shawneetrail9538]

I know right 😂 I'm no where near an ocd cleaner and not specifically tidy but I clean minimum 4 hours a day 😂

[@Ellie-ph9un]

It takes you an hour to do dishes and sort washing? You're slow asf

[@deliraaline]

I spent two hours a day just with ordinary househoods and my housd is far from these ocd people

[@janebrown7231]

Yes, I keep thinking that... It really does take a couple of hours a day at LEAST to run a home. One hour just to clean up after cooking, including a dishwasher run. My house would benefit from 3-4 hours a day but I don't have the energy or time.

[@mutoidliz2320]

I thinks it's just enough. I'm a SAHM and need to spend from 9AM to school run cleaning ,not that anyone in the house ever notices 🤣!

[@nikdozajimavy1277]

Amanda seems very privileged to me. Good finances, immaculate health, lot of free time,… it's not hard to keep a clean house, when you have all this going for you.

[@Kubulek17]

Hayleys comments about the cat made me giggle

[@DRIFT_CORE]

"but whos eating dinner of the cat"

[@battlesister1559]

Hold on, lemme grab my cat and test something real quick

[@xo_fidget_acc_xobinger6795]

She wasn't even wearing her seatbelt. Yes ... Very on top of it aren't you lool

[@EIH4009]

I’m glad I watched till the end it pays not to judge people to quickly

[@sophied4031]

There is something deeply off about that Amanda here. She gives off such negative cold vibes and it seems to me she has no concept of compassion or human welfare and receptivity. I fear for her poor children and the harsh and negative psychological affects she no doubt has on them. What a judgemental, aggressive and cold-hearted little snob she is. Even her cold eyes and general demeanour are grossly unwelcoming.

[@aliya6158]

I know it is very wrong, but I couldn't stop picturing her in the Nazi uniform in the concentration camp "cleaning"

[@sophied4031]

@@aliya6158 Now you mention it.... 😬

[@Chaplin1219]

You people need to stop being radical, even Janines children are happy their home is now actually clean, making them feel more safe and secure. They appreciate Amanda’s help alone.

[@battlesister1559]

"But who is eating dinner off a cat?" Is this a challenge? Hold on, lemme just grab my cat and test something real quick

[@itszenbaby]

It really doesn’t help having such openly rude and ignorant people to ‘help’ with cleaning/decluttering someones home. Especially that lady who was talking down to the other mum as if she was superior to her. I understand it is not their mess to clear and they are doing someone a favour, but you never know the situation or medical history concerning the messy person, and being rude because they just assume the root cause is laziness doesn’t make the experience helpful and just causes more stress. Having a messy home is embarrassing for anyone whether they like to admit it or not. And let’s face it, bleaching your house after you have a guest or wiping your countertops 10x a day is completely obsessive and excessive, not to mention a waste of time. Germs (good and bad) are everywhere and a little exposure strengthens your immune system. Both sides have a lot to learn and none of these people are perfect.

[@brini2439]

Amanda is the devil... to her children as well as to Jeanine! She definitely needs professional help

[@MegaJacko4]

I mean its important to clean but allowing your house to get messy from time to time isn't gonna kill you. Spend your time on what's most important. Life is to short for that.

[@djlivvy46]

But the people on these programmes literally haven't cleaned for years or even decades!

[@sp-1973]

Imagine spending 80 hours of every week not having a life....God how dull!!

[@rosieposie9564]

Cleaning is part of life. Some people get lots of pleasure and relaxation from cleaning.

[@the_animal_ark]

I hate I hate, people saying this is laziness! No depression or other mental heath or physical disabilities are the cause! Not laziness! She wants to do it but her brain won’t let her or she physically can not do the task

[@helentucker6407]

Oh I agree so much! It rankles me to hear that too 👍

[@samisaher6631]

Imagine if Amanda was suspected of murder.. bleach would be a massive red flag 🤣

[@phill9958]

Your not supposed to bath your cat it’s not good for their fur or them!

[@nataliebutler]

I thought that, but apparently a bit of washing up liquid is a really effective flea treatment and probably much safer than the spot on treatments, which are pesticide and a neurotoxin! I'm not sure how I'm going to convince my cat to have a wash though...

[@Sandy-bn4ok]

I look forward to seeing these videos

[@schauschau2552]

damn amanda take a chill pill

[@Sam-vf2ww]

I bet Amanda is divorced

[@thischick8437]

100%

[@goldappleberry]

The thing is all of them are mental health in different ways

[@nea.238]

As a person with diagnosed OCD, specifically in the contamination and cleaning department. IF i ever have kids i would NEVER. and i mean NEVER make them clean the same way I do, that’s how it can start. I would encourage them, sure, but I’d never throw away their toys for leaving them out- simply just help them put them back. Not that hard and a much better way to deal with it.

[@onlyme1373]

"I've worked hard to get these things" Didn't they say she doesn't work because of "health reasons" she's on disability benefits, she doesn't work for that stuff

[@CW1971]

They said she hasn't worked for about 5 years, therefore presumably she worked before that paying into the system and contributed to the payments she's now receiving

[@Queen-of-Swords]

Having chronic illness makes it very hard to do your cleaning, although I have employed cleaners for things I couldn't do. And guess what, some of them were complete c**ts, and because they could not see a disability (I have arthritis, chronic migraine, sleep disorders and psoriasis which is usually beneath clothes) they believed I was not really disabled. Let's just say, I got through a LOT of cleaners.

[@unknown-ge6cm]

Mark's voice is sooo sweet

[@yandereskitty]

I would be DEVASTATED If my mum tossed out my sentimental items. Even if they don't get used. They have memories. Like, I have a toy dog that I had as an infant. I don't play with him anymore. But he's part of my memories. If mum had to toss him I would have been utterly upset. Amanda needs to relax. Stop being controlling and unwind.

[@dianabalvinova]

Children have rights to live in a clean place.Until children are not able to clean,mother must clean.If people had less staff,than was easier to clean.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Especially nowadays, we have electronics and fabrics in our homes that are treated flameretardant chemichals that gradually evaporates and attach to dust so if you have kids or pets who play in floorlevel it's wise to vacum quite frequently.

[@alison2984]

I agree my house is regularly decluttered so it's easy to clean and I tidy the full house daily (only the toys are a mess but put away at the end of the day) And do a full clean every few days - all bedrooms surfaces cleaned, beds changed, bathroom cleaned, Kitchen full clean, living room surfaces cleaned, full house hover and mopping it only takes me 1 hr to do because I keep on top of it

[@djlivvy46]

Also the children should be learning to clean as well, it's such an important life skill.

[@laurieroth2094]

poisoning her kids with chemical cleaners is NOT good practice

[@MB-be9br]

Being messy is normal for most people just because the majority of the people are messy!

[@jo7449]

Mark is a true diamond

[@daveogmiles6823]

This has made me start cleaning most of the day

[@gemmaspence5449]

I am the only one who agrees that you teach your kids to clean… I am 36 and I have had friends that have no idea (no joke) how to clean or even do their washing right. ..

[@nazaub5277]

Mark's a machine,I absolutely love his enthusiasm 👏👏👏

[@doonewatts7155]

Every time Mark went into her bedroom Jeannie lay provocatively across her bed. He doesn't look like a babe magnet he must have strong pheremones. Seriously he was kind and did a cracking job

[@bladepanthera]

I literally said out loud "did she just say detol bath?" Oh my goodness.

[@djlivvy46]

It's the antiseptic, not the cleaning stuff. 😂😂

[@kaileen4043]

A messy house is a happy one? Ugh, I would never be happy surrounded by all this filth and grime. There's a big difference between a messy house and a pigpen.

[@alison2984]

I agree 🤢 Kids need a clean and tidy environment It's literally a basic care need along with food, clothing, personal hygiene and a clean safe environment x

[@mitalichinmulgund8679]

True, there's no excuse for a dirty house unless you are struggling with an illness, but children need to be exposed to bacteria. Otherwise they will grow up to be sick frequently