Cleaner Is STUNNED By What She Finds In Hoarders Home! | Hoarders SOS | FULL EPISODE | Filth

A costume maker from Chester makes a Hoarder SOS because her house is crammed with enough fabric to open her own shop.
In Perth a mum of four has the help from her children to reclaim her home of clutter and get some space for some me time.
But will it be child’s play clearing out and cashing in on some of her hoard?
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[@roberths7282]

In this programme they make out like the cleaners are there to help them with the cleaning but it seems they make a few suggestions of what to do and then leave the people to organise and clean by themselves!

[@sabinereimer7809]

This was (for me) the most inspiring Video ever... now I can start to sort to all my boxes.😊❤

[@somethingbright4268]

Sometimes I feel curtis really stops himself getting more money for things. He could have waited to see how much the ladybird books were being offered for before saying. It's happened so many times in shows.

[@robyndrake4798]

Maybe it's my OCD but it still didn't look that great at the end. Still too much little stuff all over. My opinion.

[@mimi_elk.7614]

Finally new episodes. I have missed you guys I love seeing this channel is helping my mental health…

[@georgielancaster1356]

Mirjana, you need to go to Aurikateriina's channel. She is a sunny joy of helpfulness. No judgement, just kind compassionate help. Lovely girl with huge following.

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

@@georgielancaster1356 I agree that. Aurikateriina´s channel is really good. I like to seeing it, i can recommend it also. It is Aurikatariina.

[@arctic_silence]

I live in Grand Rapids where those floor sweepers were made. I see them at almost every estate sale I go to! Didn't expect to see one all the way across the ocean!

[@magdabak5797]

Both ladies very friendable:)

[@kathleentherose]

This man, is underselling the antiques

[@kathybricco1464]

Oh, Darling...it is so easy to manage to collect that much stuff and more. It is easier if you are a compulsively neat person who cannot clean a closet without first taking everything out of it and repairing and repainting it. Then you find that you simply do not have the energy to do it all so you just leave it and then another thing is put in and before you know it you have a wonderful hoard!!

[@debbiepotter4592]

I totally get that. But you finish that project before you start another. It’s not rocket science and it’s not hard. That kind of stuff is behavioral and they just don’t want to finish that project. My closets and cupboards were always very neat even if the rest of my house was messy so I do understand. But you just tell yourself you have to finish what you started before moving on.

[@kathryndalton9867]

The dog looks like he's understanding what she's saying to him as he's looking up

[@reginagrobosz8807]

Dogs are very clever, they do understand 🧡🤞

[@Goober_gobbler]

At one point my mum had a cook book collection of over 1000! Now she has definitely lowered that number al lot, though now we have tons of books of different genres 💀.I don’t consider her a hoarder, if we have to much stuff she can get rid of things, but we do both enjoy collecting and just like filling our spaces with things we enjoy and things we like doing

[@reducepricroryhrywtby]

I have decluttered parents house disinfecting it, much to charity, some for brother and me, some recycle, some tip, once cleared more relaxed Cheaper to have less

[@tinalettieri]

So different from the American "Hoarders." Lovely!

[@kathryndalton9867]

Her craft will get ruined in the shed. Sheds are DAMP no heat and dangerous to heat anyway

[@LuckyGuu]

Curtis's number one mistake is saying: "Make me an offer?" That's not how it works Curtis. You set the price. I don't think you are able to do that so you better retire now.

[@DreamClean]

Great epsiode!

[@Kintsugi-chan]

I love Lisa’s accent and general vibe

[@sophiegolden]

Good job, nice people

[@rachelkrumpelman5131]

Hmm, so, are Ladybird books the same as the American, Little Golden books? 🤔

[@mrm7098]

Love the voice of the narrator

[@florisanogueira4681]

Good job! That is the most chill dog I ever seen!

[@simcitybuilditplayer1649]

Woah, u could make so much money if u sell all of that but I know it’s sentimental value

[@dotdashdotdash]

most of its crap

[@simcitybuilditplayer1649]

@@dotdashdotdash ye fair

[@JohnJames.]

@@dotdashdotdash I like one comment I saw, something like, only other hoarders will be buying that stuff. If I'm decluttering, I think if I don't want it, no one does.

[@mrsb1212]

You’d also be able to make so much more money if Curtis wasn’t selling them. 😡 It’s shocking that after 25 years in the business, he still doesn’t know what he’s doing 😂

[@kathryndalton9867]

There's STILL too much!!

[@wagwanbennydj6003]

Madness

[@georgielancaster1356]

A lot of hoarders have a higher than average IQ. They tend to hoard after a trauma in their lives. One American hoarders show went to the house of a successful American Lawyer. A successful young woman comedian in Australia admitted she was a hoarder, got help, then did a law degree and changed her career to work as a state employed barrister working for defendants not able to afford legal help. They are often damaged human beings, having survived traumas, but are far from 'mad.' Often very kind, gentle human beings, who see themselves as valueless. Care far more, for others.

[@debbiepotter4592]

A good part of them in the American show are clearly incompetent. The ones that go to the bathroom in buckets and bags and dint throw it away. Unimaginable filth. It goes way beyond hoarding. Where the filth and rodents eat through the house. It is absolutely insane. They need to be placed in a home bc over 90% of the time they go back to their filthy ways. Idk about the British version so much but the American version I mean some have to wear hazmat suits, it’s completely ridiculous.

[@nevkrisjackson8065]

My darling husband died January 2022 & I am struggling so can understand you ... Asleep in death awaiting a resurrection back here on earth soon

[@user-n84]

Откуда знаешь, что здесь, на земле?

[@georgielancaster1356]

That 'expert' hasn't a clue about books. Modern books aren't worth much... £5,000 - £10,000 for certain modern books not much? And I think everybody knows about the early 1st editions of Harry Potter... Then he takes collectible books to a toy shop... Expert? Yeah, right... 100 Ladybird books for a pound each? Given some old Ladybird books can be worth well over £100 EACH, feel free to consult him. Most 2nd hand book dealers would offer about 10% of a books value, if you are lucky, unless you know what you have. Even then, you'd be lucky to get 25% if they had a buyer waiting. If this guy came near me as a so called expert, I would ask him if he wanted to be sued, if he touched my books.

[@debbiepotter4592]

I think he has pretty good idea what is going on

[@marcicerqueti9025]

goes on too long and not enough working and clearing. and the expert hes nothing more than a modern day Steptoe. I doubt he knows anything

[@Leona000]

Steptoe? I haven't heard that one before.

[@georgielancaster1356]

Some Ladybird books are worth over £100. I don't know how he blagged being employed as an 'expert.' A few people could have grounds to sue for his advice.

[@georgielancaster1356]

@@Leona000 tv show from the 60's UK. Father and son rag and bone men.

[@Leona000]

@@georgielancaster1356 Thank you

[@ritaakalele4801]

lovely women so sweet.

[@jackieo8693]

Most of these old hoarders need to go into a home. They cannot take care of themselves

[@georgielancaster1356]

Homes are hugely expensive and most refuse pets. It is actually far cheaper for society, to keep these people in their home, and have volunteers or social work cleaners popping in. Or, if she can afford to set up a small independent flat, from part of her house, she can offer it to a single mother with a child, or an Asian girl student, who could do three mornings housework, a week, in return for a free flat and electricity.

[@jackieo8693]

@@georgielancaster1356 yes but they won't do that

[@debbiepotter4592]

They dint want anyone in their homes for one thing. Idk about the British but the Americans hoarders I agree, the ones that save their own waste, that kind of stuff. They are incompetent no doubt

[@lunathestoryteller2433]

The English hoarders are just as bad as the American ones but at least the British ones are willing to part with things where as the American ones are just like Noooo!! If you throw that away I'm going to die!!!

[@marina2516]

I can't believe ,British are so filfly,,what a shame ,,😂

[@kathryndalton9867]

British never used to be. Why didn't you just say people not British bec it sounds like (no disrespect) but sounds like you are a foreigner saying British are...... Sorry no disrespect

[@kathryndalton9867]

Sorry sounds racist saying British

[@georgielancaster1356]

You haven't seen the American versions of this? One house was bulldozed. Hoarding is actually far more common than average people think. Many hoarders have high IQs . I remember one American woman hoarder was a lawyer. Went to work, nobody knew. Everybody knows at least one hoarder, unless you are antisocial and don't mix with people.

[@StarDaughterOfZionDube]

Not all British people are filthy please don’t generalise

[@debbiepotter4592]

It seems they have actual collections tho. Unlike the American show where the use a bucket and bottles and diapers to relieve themselves and then save them. And have rodent infestations and filth you can not imagine. They aren’t nearly disgusting and actually have things worth money