Crazy Hoarder Home Transformation! | Hoarders Full Episode | Filth

[@TG-fq6vy]

I love how mother clutter is firm, but she’s also so kind

[@leanatrulsen]

My adult son has Asperger's so I understand how Judith feels. She's very brave to do this, best of luck in your future Judith!

[@jb6712]

She went right back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left, and her dog died about a month before the cleaners came back to see how well she was doing. That followup episode was a year after this original one, and this one was about ten years ago.

[@christineberry3076]

Marie Kondo looks at things like that, seems.😊

[@angeltears2586]

Judith seems like such a nice lady. I would've loved to have a friend like her. And wow, I can't believe she is over 50!! She looks like she's in her 30's and not a day older!! Well done!! 🤍🪽

[@manFromPeterborough]

Being house bound does preserve good looks, I know a 59yo homeless hoarder who would pass for 50, she wears lots of eye shadow and has been nicknamed The Witch by another old hoarder man who goes to the charity meals around Adelaide

[@carolg.6838]

Joyce and Judith, I am so happy for you that you asked for and accepted help. And it seems like the people who helped you were the right ones for you. That makes a big difference. You give me incentive to improve my situation.

[@meganknipe4393]

Judith is such a pleasant person. So grateful and kind. So willing to work on herself and make the necessary changes. I hope she makes wonderful friends. ❤

[@audreym3777]

❤️❤️❤️these two sweet ladies…I so relate to the grief-hoarding. Who am I to throw someone’s else’s stuff away?

[@AngieJenkins-o5l]

Both homes are now beautiful! Best wishes to both ladies for wonderful futures!

[@jb6712]

No, they are NOT "beautiful," not by any stretch of the imagination. The younger woman went right back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left....there was a followup episode shot a year later (the dog died in that year, too)...and it's highly likely the old woman died since the production of this episode. It's at least ten years old, more like 12 or 13.

[@Anna-te5qc]

How many times you have to say it? Houses are damaged but its not ureall to fix it, i like some parts and yes she get back where she was bc she needs real help once at week with psychologist for longer time.

[@nitamay3534]

Their homes are clean and beautiful I hope they keep the homes clean, theses video's encourage me.

[@getin3949]

Maybe not beautiful, at least now they are much cleaner.

[@jb6712]

Neither home was beautiful, not by any stretch of the imagination. Both had been so badly damaged, it would have taken many thousands of dollars....or whatever is used in the UK...to pay for all the numerous repairs needed. This is a very old episode, and I believe the old woman is long dead. The younger woman's dog is dead, died about ten years ago of old age (that's per a followup episode of how well they maintained their homes...it was shot a year after, and the woman had gone right back to hoarding, long before the dog died, so there they were again, exactly the same situation).

[@jb6712]

@@getin3949 This is a very old episode, at least ten years ago, and the old woman is likely dead by now. The younger woman went right back to hoarding almost as soon as the cleaners left, and the dog died of old age in the one year after her house was cleaned. And you're right, the homes are not beautiful, especially not the old woman's apartment....far too much damage had been done to both homes, and neither woman had the means to have the damages repaired.

[@voiceofreason7856]

Her dog 'Two Socks' is a terrier. When she's 'rummaging around' she's likely looking for, and finding, vermin in that hoard. It's what terriers often will do. The same way a 'herding breed' will herd. If there are no animals, they'll often 'herd' their people, instead.

[@jb6712]

The dog is dead. It died around ten years ago...this is a very old episode...and it died of old age. The woman went right back to hoarding almost as soon as the other two who cleaned for her were done, and long before the dog died.

[@voiceofreason7856]

@@jb6712 What a shame.

[@avinas1214]

kinda worrisome that joe didnt take out the carpets that are most likely a biohazarrd because of rat pee.

[@bigb853]

Cheers to a new life Judith, you deserve this. 💖💖

[@jb6712]

She went right back to her hoarding almost as soon as the cleaners left. There was a followup episode shot a year after, showing how several cleaned up hoarders kept their homes, and hers was one of the worst again. In that year, just a month before the cleaners came back to see her, the dog died, too. This is at least ten years old, so the old woman is likely dead by now...she was 79 and in very bad shape when this episode was shot.

[@more5347]

I dont think anyone, your mom, your friend, your partner, buys you tat that they expect you to keep and revere forever. people buy gifts mostly because they have to get you something. it's mostly meaningless, so, keeping it forever like it's some sort of spritual relic is mindboggling to me.

[@jb6712]

Your comment is extremely difficult to read, but I'm assuming you're saying that nobody expects the survivors to save everything (or even anything) upon their deaths. If that's what you're saying, you're correct; my parents died just 13 days apart 18 years ago (Dad died first), and in her last few days of life, Mom told my siblings and me that we were to feel free to get rid of every single thing if we wanted to, and we did. Other than selling the antiques she and Dad collected...they were not hoarders, but were very careful, deliberate collectors...we just trashed everything from their 55 years of life together. None of us wanted anything other than pictures of them, and that's all anyone has.

[@prrr446]

Nice and empty......so room enough to fill it up again. 🤪The cleaners did their very best and i admire them for their patience....but there still is too much stuff in both houses.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

Yes, and it's still dirty. But, better than it was before. That one lady's yard is full of rubbish! She must not have any neighbors near to complain! When your hoard leaves the inside of your house you are making it not just your problem!

[@bobjoanstaudenbaur1979]

Yes i agree still too much clutter and definitely not clean. The hoarder shows in the US are left in a much better condition. You are right about the outside of Judiths house being a mess it wouldn't be allowed where I live. It could be made beautiful. Judith is a very sweet and lovable young woman and I wish her all the best. I'm happy for what has been done for her so far.🤗

[@jb6712]

The younger woman went back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left...there was a followup episode shot a year after showing several hoarder's houses and whether they'd kept them clean (she did not), and most of them just went right back to their old ways. Also, the dog died in that year after the clean, and very likely the old woman is dead...she was 79 and in very bad shape at the making of this episode, so it's highly likely.

[@paulademarco1585]

All the thousands and ions of hoarders saddens my heart and soul.

[@oliviadearth7741]

So happy for both of them ❤

[@deniseroe5891]

I am blessed that I am a purger not a hoarder. I am stressing over small pile I’m my second bedroom that needs to go o charity. I hope these ladies can get some emotional support, especially Judith. Having Asperger’s is difficult. My parents were not really hoarders, but they kept odd stuff like receipts from the 60’s and 70’s that couldn’t even be read. So not exactly like mother like daughter. Mia think you either do what your parents did or the opposite. Bless these ladies and their helpers.

[@daniellejarvis157]

purging in excess is just as bad as hoarding in excess. There is a balance.

[@MarisaPaola-um5yb]

mobility problems, and perhaps living on a very tight fixed income..becomes over whelming.

[@tinamarieb49]

Both ladies are just wonderful and I wish them the best. Judith please share your skin care secrets. You look more like 20 than you do 51!

[@pamelahornick8108]

Both homes look better but they both still have too much stuff in them. It is very hard to let go of useless things.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

Yes, more cleaning and clearing and organizing could be done!

[@seabreeze8467]

A better storage system would help. It seems the houses had no closets.

[@jb6712]

The posted date on these videos are misleading. They're all quite old, around ten to 12 years, at the very least. The dog in the one woman's home is dead from old age, and died a year after the clean....they showed the woman in a "what are they doing now?" episode shot a year later, and she had gone right back to her clutter and garbage habits, and she said the dog had died about a month prior to the episode. It'd be nice if they'd put the actual date of the episode somewhere so people aren't mislead by what seems to be a current episode.

[@jamesabbott9301]

Hope she will try for her yard to look good too!

[@jb6712]

If you mean the younger woman, no, she didn't. She went right back to her hoarding ways almost as soon as the cleaners left, and her yard was the worse for it. Her dog died about a month prior to the followup episode a year after the original clean, but she couldn't use that as an excuse because she admitted to "giving up" again and not trying to keep up the cleaner environment.

[@kathythrasher542]

that younger woman has a enlarged thyroid that really needs to be checked

[@nygmameeks]

Which one

[@myoldvhstapes]

24:10! Wow, that must be why she had scarves tied around it in the earlier scenes.

[@robindaniels2987]

Yes, wow!

[@jb6712]

She also had/has rotten teeth. An episode was shot a year after the cleanup, following a number of hoarders to see how they'd done keeping up their cleanre homes...she didn't, she fell right back into her hoarder ways almost as soon as the cleaners left the first time (the dog died about a month prior to the followup, too, but it was old age, nothing related to the filthy, rat-infested house). Her teeth in the followup were so rotted out, they were nothing but brown stumps, so she was very sick with something. I don't know what an enlarged thyroid would do to a person, but she was/is one sick young woman.

[@seabreeze8467]

I thought her neck looked odd. Thyroid issues can cause depression. I feel for her. Hope she finds help.

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

I ENJOYED THIS EPISODE TODAY, SATURDAY AUG. 24, /24

[@TG-fq6vy]

Joyce is truly a lovely lady

[@aryae1702]

The way they cleaned irritated me so bad! The houses are still very cluttered and dirty! Better organization could / should be enforced. They needed to get rid of the rugs, couches ect in the older woman’s homes due to rats urinating and running across them… of course it’s better than it was before but there’s more work that needed to be done.

[@getin3949]

Joyce is funny, I would visit her weekly if I lived there. I'm in America in WI unfortunately.

[@asjaasja7642]

So great, I wish them a freedom life❤

[@lindabrown0]

You never know what's behind people's lace curtains....21:14 In some cultures people have no means of outwardly grieving. So they never get a chance to physically let it out. It seems to not be socially acceptable to cry and bawl your pain, which is a shame. We all need the kind of support that will allow us to do that if needed IMHO.

[@madhatter909]

two lovely ladies, I'm so glad they have gotten help

[@KarenWard-z9v]

Blessed .good going ..amen

[@biscuitsmum3451]

British houses seem quite small to start with no their hoards seem worse I think. Hope they get psychological help they need too as hoarding is a mental disorder. The results are indeed impressive tho. Brave ladies, facing their issues is a promising start for, hopefully, a better life for them

[@jb6712]

Hoarding isn't always a mental disorder, and people need to stop calling it that. Just like so many other catchall "diagnoses," everyone wants to call a penchant for junk and trash a "mental disorder," and it's inaccurate. Yes, many UK homes are very small, at least by our American standards, and hoarding clutter makes their misuse of space a real issue. The old woman is likely dead by now...she was 79 in this episode, which is around ten years old, and she was in very bad physical condition at the making of the show...and the younger woman went right back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left. There was a followup done about a year after this one, showing several hoarders and whether they'd kept their homes clean. She was one who did not, and it was pretty much out of control again. Her dog died about a month prior to the followup, too, just old age.

[@biscuitsmum3451]

@jb6712 I wouldn't know about the US but your update is interesting. Maybe saying disorder was an inaccurate word but I do believe that people in these situations need psychological help to help them change their behaviours

[@TG-fq6vy]

How many of these people have such nice homes, and they just destroys them

[@yashnagarssc]

Am I the only one who saw that Judith has a bulge or a lump in her neck? there is something wrong with her neck. can be a cancer

[@Hindsight_2020__1]

These people would benefit from everything being removed from their homes and put into a warehouse so they can see just how much stuff they have and work through it with help from a counsellor. It would also create an opportunity where the house can be cleaned and maintenance works carried out. They all need help to disconnect from putting value on stuff rather than people in their lives. Tough job though

[@michellesmith6558]

How do these people pay for this?

[@jb6712]

They typically don't; there are cleaners in the UK who will do charity cleans, never asking for any money. They already have enough clientele that they can afford to offer their services for such cleanups as these on occasion. This episode is around ten to 12 years old...the old woman is likely dead now; she was 79 in this episode, and in very bad physical condition, it appeared. The younger woman went right back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left, and her dog died about a year after the clean was done. If you're talking about how do they afford all the junk, that's so easy, it's nearly a no-brainer; dumpster diving, junk stores (such as Dollar Tree, and all the ones under that same umbrella category), freebies given to them, any money that's given to them as a gift. Lots and lots of ways of acquiring junk, and they're typically masters at it.

[@manFromPeterborough]

@@jb6712 I hardly have to raid the bank now that I go to Homeless free meals, DD, can/bottle collecting and pulled back on ebay shopping

[@trixiebella5541]

I'm a aspie too. Aspergers people are called aspies. And I have adhd to as a comorbidity. Life is hard as a autistic person who has 2 masters degrees and a working hard as phD candidate In social situations I'm.a.wreck. I'm a nightmare to go.to parties with I just dot know how with my brain going so fast Imm luckily not a hoarder but I have friends who.are. snd it's too many hyperfocuses that never get done 😢

[@jane-marie3289]

I'll just lay in my chair while everyone cleans up my fucking mess...ya ok then.

[@camilladutoit4005]

Those traps are so cruel

[@getin3949]

Someone, please enlighten me: How do these people afford to fill their homes with items they obviously haven't used or even seen in years? I'm sure some of them are getting benefits they probably shouldn't even be getting if they have too much money to spend on junk to fill their living spaces. I just saw a woman almost running into the grocery store and she had a handicapped card in her car. I was parked next to her because I can barely walk and my husband was in getting a few items. I'M handicapped, walking is terribly painful so seeing someone taking up a space for someone else that has trouble walking really annoys me. If you can walk or almost run and are having a very GOOD day it would be nice if you parked in a regular spot and let the people that have trouble walking take that space. There are only 2 spots in the entire lot for handicapped people to park at this particular store.

[@ncfriend5233]

Judith's home was filled with her mother's things that she inherited. It was emotionally difficult for her to go through the items, which I think is very understandable.

[@carolg.6838]

I understand, some people take advantage when they are not handicapped. I am sorry you run into that. I Just wanted to make a couple of general comments on the topic. I questioned a friend I had not seen in ages, why he had a handicap sticker. His handicap of severe heart disease was not visible. I take an elderly person for groceries with me. One day he was a fall risk I and wished I could park closer. I dropped off, went quickly in, and brought the car to the door quickly thereafter. I did not think it safe to leave the person unattended. I also made a complaint at the store as they removed benches near the door inside and outside. Really with the size of some stores, it might be smart to have a couple of benches in the shopping areas too. Whether the person has a permanent handicap or recovering from an illness... Also needed for those who take the senior bus as they have to wait sometimes to be picked up. I know people can order groceries. A lot of people want to choose their own food, do not have s smart phone, or pay the fee. It is slso perhaps their only social outing of the week.

[@jb6712]

"Benefits they shouldn't be getting..."??? Who in the world are you to decide what anyone spends money on? HOW they afford what they buy is their business, not yours, and you aren't being affected by their spending unless you directly give them money.

[@laura6796]

How people can live with rats is beyond my comprehension. 🤮

[@slantos2668]

Judith is 51???? I thought she was 25!

[@riseevolution]

oh lovely women with two socks so deep sadness i understand her

[@jb6712]

The dog died about a year after the clean, and that woman went right back to her hoarding almost as soon as the cleaners left. Her dog died of old age, nothing related to the rehoarded house. This episode is around ten years old.

[@privatenoneofyourbusiness5292]

There are animal friendly rattraps for sale. The ones in this video are cruel!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Trying to watch this show is horrific because of the constant bombardment of stupid Aussie Ads.

[@myoldvhstapes]

Ublock Origin stops all ads.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

I have Premium so no ads. I think it's like 13 dollars a month.

[@jb6712]

American ads, too....we get the same thing here.

[@DominionFenrir]

Joyce is hilarious

[@CassTrashPuppy]

So un-apologetically self indulgent 😮

[@Darwin222-b5l]

It is not strange for this woman's house to be dirty, as she is old and crippled.

[@jb6712]

"Crippled" really had nothing to do with it....and she wasn't crippled, she was extremely fat and couldn't get around well because of it, as well as her having had a very bad heart condition...just look at the deep dark circles under her eyes. She's very likely dead now, this episode being around ten years old, and she was 79 in it.

[@marionbowler5440]

❤🇨🇦

[@ЕленаВласова-е6м]

😊👍👍👍

[@heikemckelvey6863]

Judith's teeth look OK here but in a later video they are all rotten

[@jb6712]

Yeah, just a year later they were nothing but brown stumps. She seemed to have an enlarged thyroid in this first episode, so maybe that had something to do with her teeth decaying so fast???? I have no idea.

[@manFromPeterborough]

ppl with autism/asperger have poor self care, I hardly brush my teeth, drink lots of milk, 52yo and still have all my teeth. the library in Peterborough always have an issue with my body odour, I use Norsca pump spray deo, scrub my armpits with green scourer, it may be cause I might put same pants back on or not washed hair

[@ТатаЩелкунчик]

😲😳😃👍👍👍💯

[@prrr446]

These hoarders often have THE most beautiful houses. Hoarders certainly are not worth their home. They are spoiled, lazy and they have too much money to spend. I mean....people are living on the streets....having nothing. This girl even has a van as well.....> The old woman must be deaf....not hearing the rats.

[@ncfriend5233]

Why be unkind? They are struggling. Hoarding is the result of emotional trauma.

[@secretsof2113]

It's also a disorder they struggle with. It's mental, and may seem like them being spoiled or lazy, but it goes a lot deeper than that.

[@jb6712]

Beautiful????? These two houses certainly are not/were not beautiful!! The old woman is likely dead by now, so whether she hears anything, or not, is immaterial. She was 79 when this episode was made, had a very serious heart condition in addition to being extremely obese, and this was shot around ten years ago. The younger woman went right back to her hoarding nearly as soon as the cleaners left, and her dog died about a month before a followup episode was made (she failed in keeping her house clean, and her property was even worse than it had been).

[@manFromPeterborough]

rats and mice make a lot of noise running through hoards or chewing up wood, I hear the c**nts getting around if they're there

[@marie_84]

Without any GLOVES - As so often with WOMEN: completly unprepaired...."we just show up...." 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙃🙃

[@vikram8411]

Some people dont deserve a house

[@Frugal_fitchic]

It’s a mental illness. Don’t be so harsh.

[@maritessver7309]

Just dump everything in the garbage and they will get better afterwards

[@leanatrulsen]

My adult son has Asperger's so I understand how Judith feels. She's very brave to do this, best of luck in your future Judith!