I Could Be Evicted From My Home | Hoarders S1 Ep4 | Only Human

[@dianethompson2458]

These cleaners are such wonderful people. The hoarders are so brave to ask for help. Hoarding is a mental illness and these people deserve help. I have anxiety which is also a mental illness. I saw a therapist and am doing well now. There should be no judgement of people with mental illness just compassion and help.

[@Sinsteel]

They don't ask for help, something critical breaks or the council intervenes, and they're forced into a corner and other people have to come in and clean up after them. I know they have an illness, but that's still the reality of the situation. I feel sorry for people who get paid low wages to clean up these people's filth.

[@sonjastarr1364]

MANY of them ask for help. Please don't think the TV show has the only ones in the world. Just the ones that make the best tv.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@Sinsteel Exactly, the truth, its called ''only human'' well the people DOING THE WORK ARE HUMAN TOO.

[@QuazzyDucks]

"Maybe I don't want people 'round because I don't wanna lose anybody" - I love this quote

[@denealeyork]

Poor Nigel- he’s such a sweetheart. Losing his partner just devastated him. This hoarding is much less than last time and he’s actually using the sewing machines this time.

[@LisaMaryification]

Yes, but did you notice he moved and the plate collection is gone. I fear he spent all the money. Perhaps he needs to address a shopping addiction also.

[@212729h]

@@LisaMaryification Ya I remember his old house . He has moved for sure . He also had a neighbors house where he used to go and shower and eat . Sad really .

[@mojopika]

I remember him too, he was such a lovely and there was a poor sıck cat…he should have been continued to therapy😕maybe he wasnt able to

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

NIGEL WAS ON ANOTHER SHOW CALLED " THE HOARDER NEXT DOOR". HOPE HE GETS THE HELP HE NEEDS, HE SEEMS SO SWEET.❤❤

[@michaelclark4043]

I TOTALLY AGREE with comment 1220. There's the accumulation of useful things and then there is the pileup of garbage, dirt, filth, and crud. They're two different things all together. 😮

[@charlieking8703]

Eh? Nigel again? Bless his heart. I thought he was getting better after watching him on 'The Horder Next Door' back in 2012 I just wanna give him a big cuddle!

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

I thought he looked familiar.

[@Berven-gf9jq]

He seems like a really great guy, 🙂 Sorry to see that he is back in his bad ways.

[@AnaComesonotante]

He moved houses hasn't he? I remember the blue and white plates he had on his kitchen's walls and i really like them :)

[@Contrarymary853]

I had high hopes for him. Very sad

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

He didn’t follow through with therapy and I suppose that we all thought that he would change after the first time.

[@CherieDeDieu]

Sad for my Kenyan sister Esther....hugs girl. Hope you are better now. ....plus how sweet is George! Bless him.

[@alexanderplatzberlin3940]

Ah, more Chaz & Tee- I love them 👍🧡

[@Miss_ESL]

Kaz & Tee are my favourites. Love them!

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

I thought Stelios helped Nigel! Omg, he's back to square one. Jesus. He clearly needs ongoing psychological help and a weekly cleaning service. He obviously can't stay "normal" on his own. He STILL doesn't realize how bad he is. He needs constant hand-holding.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I agree, I wish there was a form of support -- like alcoholics anonymous for people like this -- because this really can be a lifetime challenge where they need help to stay on track.

[@LisaMaryification]

Exactly. And what I find confusing is the show 'credited' the Declutter Divas' yet they seemed to exasperate the problem by stating they need to be 'firmer' with him. Why should they? It's not their fault he didn't continue therapy. It was irresponsible of the show to skirt the issue that Nigel has not continued therapy. I get the same sense of 'tough love' from this show's doctor. She didnt say straight out 'Nigel, you need continued therapy'. It was very superficial. I suppose Stella's didn't want to be mentioned in this show and the show decided to put the responsibility on the cleaners. Which was a missed opportunity for the show to really tackle Nigel's issues. The point was completely missed. Also, did you notice he moved from the house he shared with his previous partner to an apartment? That means he probably spent all the proceeds from the house sale on yet another hoard. That is certainly not honouring his late partner, Sid.

[@LisaMaryification]

@@zxyatiywariii8 He mentioned that it seems people don't understand no matter how much you try to explain. Which people? His relatives? Doctors? Is he busy explaining away his hoard and why he can't get better? It seems like the only person who doesn't understand is Nigel himself.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@LisaMaryification Nigel is a complete mess, he needs THE LORD JESUS.

[@theresekatie4841]

The weirdest thing I find about most hoarders is that they don't throw away actual rubbish.

[@justkiddin84]

Yes the worst ones it’s all garbage and filth. Once the piles get high, they can’t tell which bag is trash and which one has the bills. They have a new category for folks who live in extreme filth-Diogenes Syndrome.

[@lesleyhughes4969]

All the helpers were empathetic. Well done

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I love these British helpers! I'm American but some of the American de-cluttering services can just overwhelm these people -- the American helpers show up with a fleet of trucks labeled _"Got Junk?"_ and ten or twenty people who don't seem to understand that the stuff is a SYMPTOM of mental illness. So even if they clear out all the junk, they haven't treated the CAUSE of the problem, and then the person relapses. This is much rarer on British shows. Whereas there are many, many Americans who end up re-cluttering like Nigel here. 😞

[@justkiddin84]

Yes, I liked Hoarding: Buried alive better because they addressed that and stopped if the person wasn’t dealing well, unless there was no choice.❤

[@feingetarntesfischfilet4841]

It especially takes the cleaners a lot of guts and humility! I wouldn't do it, especially not a second time. 😳

[@feingetarntesfischfilet4841]

@@evanovak7761 ..what isn't❓😄

[@codyminecrack248]

Fair enough of a comment.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I wish there could be a support group for these people, like Alcoholics Anonymous is for alcoholics. It can be a lifetime challenge for some people, and they need help and accountability to prevent them from falling back into their addiction. . .

[@wellhello1603]

Nigel needs a cleaner, if he cant do it himself, he needs someone else to come once a week and keep his home clean. I feel bad for his pets the most, they were looking horrible last time and he still cant provide a decent life to his pets. Maybe they need to be taken away if he cant take care of them.

[@peggypeggy4137]

I feel sorry for the pets too. I know my cats are much happier when the house is tidy. You can see it in their faces. A little off topic but... Some friends of my friend are animal hoarders. They have 90 cats. They have a cat rescue mission but they are not interested in homing animals. Their $ that they raise just goes to maintaining the cats that they keep. I feel sorry for the cats

[@marilynwillett804]

WRONG HE NEEDS TO GET UP AND BE PRODUCTIVE, why does an able bodied man need cleaners???

[@sazennonumber]

These home owners are all so sweet. They've been hurt and kept it all inside. Hoping with all of my heart that they feel better and keep their lives simpler and freer and happy. 💖✨

[@Allieari]

I'm surprised that they didn't evict her sooner. This has gotten to an extreme point that they had to of noticed sooner.

[@sophiegolden]

I remembered Nigel with Dr Kelios, he looks always so sad...

[@coolrunnings3]

You mean Stelios?

[@sophiegolden]

@@coolrunnings3 yes

[@reginaldadonis3525]

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[@tuckeraxton9064]

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[@joeyarchie8295]

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[@zxyatiywariii8]

14:53 _IMPORTANT!_ ⚠️ If you're in an area where asbestos is present, you need to cover your hair as well as wear a mask. I have long hair myself, and I've worked in areas with asbestos, and those tiny fibers can get into hair and then you can breathe them in. So I always kept mine covered and she should too. Even if she washed her as soon as she got home, the asbestos can be inhaled in that short amount of time. I do know it's hot and annoying to have to be completely covered when you're working, but it's extremely important in the case of asbestos (also anthrax, which sporifies and has an affinity for clinging to hair).

[@GeeEee75]

Why are hoarded properties often also so dirty? Genuine question. Assuming you can get to the sink or toilet or stove, why not clean it? Like, the dirt presumably isn't something that they think of as a precious possession?

[@jennifermorris7986]

Oh no - poor Nigel! The recidivism with this disorder is so high. 6 weeks of treatment with Stellios and a full declutter wasn't enough :( Maybe ongoing therapy is needed?

[@jacqueline6926]

I knew I had seen Nigel before...

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

It sounds like he’s desperately clinging to hoarding being classified as a mental health issue as an excuse for why he doesn’t improve.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged AS AN EXCUSE TO NOT WORK AND GET A MONTHLY CHECK.

[@titajuwita9073]

i just feel there is a sparkle between the old lady and the old man 😀

[@SuperBommer1]

They share a disease

[@sarahr306]

😃👍🏾

[@batirtzeurkiaga1716]

Wow...... I've been watching this kind of programs for a couple of days. At the end they all teach you that it's not the stuff; it's the memories you can't let go of, the isolation and sadness. These people do need help. 🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Yes exactly! The stuff is just a symptom, they need psychological help to feel better themselves, so they won't feel compelled to hang onto so much stuff out of loneliness and sadness. 💔

[@thetwitchywitchy]

OH MY GOD NOOOOOOO!!!! I recognized Nigel IMMEDIATELY!!! The first time his home was cleared it was on video on this channel!! Oh my god my eyes went WIDE OPEN when the narrator mentioned Sid and I was 100% sure it was who I thought it was, oh my god that broke my heart to see he went back to hoarding… he seemed like he was definitely going to do better after that first time with all of the therapy, but I know with many hoarders once the therapy ends and people stop checking on them they tend to relapse. God that was so upsetting to see him on here I hope he’s doing okay…

[@samanthaabreu782]

There's s many ways people deal with loss. When I lost my mom it was completely the other way, I just wanted everything out, I couldn't even have the clothes I wore ar the hospital. I donate almost everything I had and nowadays I have a lot less things.

[@syafiqahsyazanar1814]

Though Nigel's partner is no longer with him, but I think the cat needs his attention as well. The poor thing is confuse and doesn't know where to go to do his/her business. That poor thing just sleeps where he or she can and does his/her business at places that he/she is able to.

[@LisaMaryification]

That's a new cat. He had a white and black cat before. Perhaps he shouldn't keep cats until he gets his hoarding under control.

[@CG-vd4nu]

"Within the black community and in black culture, there's no such thing as hoarding." The Black Community consists of 58 individual countries & territories in Africa alone and seven separate cultures in South America & the surrounding islands. The statement made here about "no such thing as hoarding in Black culture" is tantamount to erasure.

[@herdagriffin1220]

I may be wrong,but there is hoarding.but stink garbage and urine etc,is something else

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Yes, occasionally you ser people on the show who have things stuffedonto boxes even if stacked to the roof andnot really seriously dirty even if dusty though there is high risk of mold problems when a room is overstuffed so ventilation doesn't work as intended. The previous hoard of Nigel's was somewhat organised in boxes but the cats had used the boxes with neatly packed collectible items as litterboxes.

[@pcpl_meladjb_alpha4154]

hoards are unshed tears.

[@momof2momof2]

It's one thing to have a few of one thing neatly put in its place , but filth, clutter, items just thrown around and disaster is a whole different thing. I like the therapy of the hoarders visiting other hoarders. I think its very eye opening for them, brings them out of their bubble. Claire might want to think about dressing a bit more modest/professional when visiting people.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Who cares about what she wears? Besides that , the clients may be more open with her because she’s not “professional.” It always helped the residents who lived at the homeless shelter that I worked at.

[@cassandraknight8804]

Thank you, I love these….more please

[@cathyabrahamse1929]

My sister God rest her soul was a horder but her place was not filthy.

[@613miami]

Why are so many hoarders also unclean? If you have cooked a meal throw out the food prep stuff and then wash pots and dishes after the meal. If not everyday at least twice a week, which makes it much harder

[@teem9010]

depression drains your energy. also sometimes its like you dont care as in "whats the point" then the person has a short time of clairity, looking around feeling like they need to do something to get things in order but then they are overwhelmed and anxious. its so sad really

[@marilynwillett804]

@@teem9010 It is all in the mind, their emotions run them, go for a walk, pray on your knees, read psalms in the bible. GOD IS STILL IN CONTROL.

[@chroniclecobalt338]

I’m so used to the American version of this show that these houses look relatively not that bad

[@christinebutler7630]

And the people are so darn sweet. I'd love to sit and have a cuppa with these folks. Can't say the same about many of the American hoarders; some of them tend to be bitter and angry people.

[@chroniclecobalt338]

@@christinebutler7630 Them and the hoarding specialists😭

[@stacys8729]

I think maybe they just have less room and less privacy? (Or maybe the tv standards there won't show buckets of human waste stacked up and dead animals.) The American version also includes animal hoarding, and horrible infestations of rats and roaches. Comparatively this is a more pleasant and easier watch.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@stacys8729 You don't see England as it is you only see what they show you,

[@veronicamckenzie3711]

that one woman admitting to going into someones backyard backyard because there was a bunch of stuff and just taking it "the gate was open" WOMAN WTF

[@marilynwillett804]

that is stealing.

[@datchaanimalsheltermoldova1980]

Nigel moved, last time he had a different home and filled with beautiful collections, now is mostly junk

[@wellhello1603]

true, wonder where it went

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

I was thinking he may have moved partly because the old house was too big and maybe filled with too much memories?

[@mitchybee8258]

I love those cleaner’s…. And Esther really touched my heart ❤️

[@lauraann7816]

It effects me physically, socially and mentally-- so true. Socially is very important too-- as humans we usually tend to want to be social including hosting friends in our home. Hoarding can make you pretty lonely. I am a couple years late on this video, but I hope they are doing well today.

[@virginiafry9854]

Esther should not lose her home if there is asbestos in the roof - she didn’t build the property!! Janice has probably had a left mastectomy with clearance of the lymph nodes in the axilla, causing swelling of the arm.

[@nosteponsnek4824]

Has Nigel moved? That's not the same house, his front door opened onto a street before

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

I was thinking the same?

[@jacqueline6926]

@@johannas.l.brushane2518 Me too.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

These hoarders always have some excuse for hoarding, yet 99% of them rehoard over and over again. There doesn't seem to be a cure for these individuals. I remember Nigel (with Stelios) on previous programmes, and he must have had his hoard cleared at least three times.

[@LisaMaryification]

Nigel needs ongoing therapy. No question.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Seeing the follow up episodes of how they go right back to hoarding makes me feel even more for those who have family that have repeatedly tried to help and finally give up on them.

[@ladybug7967]

It’s loneliness and emptiness that leads to hoarding. Seek God, dear people. God is Love and Peace. I am not talking about religion, I mean personal relationship with the Creator. Seek God and His righteousness.

[@LisaMaryification]

We live in a society that encourages materialism. Things replace people. Making money to buy those things is considered success. I'm not trying to be hippy dippy but take away the stuff and long hours worked to buy that stuff and what do we have? Just a lot of lonliness.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@LisaMaryification NOT TRUE AT ALL, I have the Lord and I have what I need materially. HE chose the homosexual lifestyle, now he has no sons to visit him no daughters no grands, He needs Jesus.

[@ingeborg-anne]

Oh Nigel! Bless his heart! Send Stelios to him so they can get to the root of the problem!

[@feanorian21maglor38]

Stelios did see him before, and he got rid of a lot of his collection and hoard, but he went back to this. So sad.

[@bjmajor]

@@feanorian21maglor38 Which proves to me that no hoarder is really "cured"; it's one day at a time for them, just like with any other addiction or compulsive behavior.

[@feanorian21maglor38]

@@bjmajor Yes, very well put.

[@LisaMaryification]

@@bjmajor Or regular therapy, on a weekly basis. No shame in that if it helps one live a productive life.

[@Navyyy9]

How many house does he have??🤔🤔 in previous episodes he collected antique plates and in this clothing materials 🤔🤔🤔🤔 what happened to the plates he hoarded??

[@eeshaanchan1057]

I think it's the same house. And I was just thinking about his beautiful collection of antique ceramics too! I wonder if he let go of it because it was too painful of a reminder of his boyfriend or some natural reason came up for him to have to let it go. Because again in this episode like the last he does not have any pictures of his boyfriend up anywhere. Or they might simply be upstairs.

[@LisaMaryification]

It looks like he moved to an apartment building. It's not the same house. He must have sold the other house. And that was his late partner's plate collection, not his.

[@michaelclark4043]

Às I've said in previous comments elsewhere, I couldn't do what those cleanup people do and not get sick to my stomach! You'd have to have nerves of steel and a strong stomach. I have neither, so I probably wouldn't last 15 minutes!😮

[@dawnfayette4873]

Ok Nigel what's up with the cat? Fleas or thyroid or what? Either can be treated. Not ok for kitty to be greasy and itchy all the time..talk to vet. Even if you can't fix it completely you can manage it. If your cat was completely bald a couple of months ago and you are managing it, my apologies.

[@breezyc78]

Hoarding 🤔 This one just looks like a Big Mess

[@MDeLorien]

Nigel needs someone to help him once the week to keep his flat clean. 😊 he's a sweet guy

[@1993trish30]

Makes me wonder, what's their source of income? 🤔 I have two jobs but can't afford further studies. 🙁

[@martinasikk6162]

Probably work/pension/inheritance. As other people. They function ok outside the hoarded home. 🇸🇪🇪🇪

[@datchaanimalsheltermoldova1980]

Most of the things are trash and recyclables...

[@marilynwillett804]

@@martinasikk6162 THINK AGAIN, THEY LIVE ON SOME SORT OF WELFARE,

[@Ad-Infinitum]

They threw the suitcases out to create a bit of drama. I've noticed that sort of thing a lot in these types of shows, as if the process isn't stressful enough for them.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

The American ones are sometimes much worse, there's one where the "helper" mocked an elderly man when he wanted to keep an old punching bag because he'd been a professional boxer when he was younger. She said, "You're going to use that? You can hardly even walk!" and he started to cry while trying not to cry. I felt so sorry for him! 😢 Even if the bag needed to be discarded, she could have been kinder about it. If she ends up being in a wheelchair when she's older, she wouldn't like being mocked for what she can't do. 😡 I would've encouraged him to give it away saying something like, "Just think, if you donate it, maybe some teenage boy -- who can't afford a new one -- can use it. You could be helping a young boxer train to have a great career like you did." Something positive. Negativity just exacerbates a hoarding problem.

[@sandygrogg1203]

Someone..Get that poor woman a good bra! She;ll feel so much better…

[@dboyd1651]

Wait. I thought Nigel was getting help from Stelio Kiosses? Why is he on this show getting help from another hoarding therapist?

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING.

[@stephnjesh563]

Esther jameni😂😂😂

[@katenderu1758]

Amechoma

[@trishatrish8478]

@@katenderu1758 bana

[@youtubefaves6365]

Wasn’t Nigel on “The Hoarder Next Door”? is this post his meeting with Stellios Kiosses? If yes, then that doesn’t speak well to the whole “trauma and loss” theory. Or that 6 weeks is just not enough therapy to cure this disorder.

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

YES HE WAS ON ANOTHER HOARDING SHOW

[@reginalluch4030]

Nigel sold your and Sidney’s china collection and moved to a smaller place. Still using Sidney’s death as an excuse. I’m sorry for Nigel find out what it really is. Where’s Miranda your alter ego??

[@LisaMaryification]

I agree. The truth was not examined and so Nigel will keep hoarding.

[@queenofthemultiverse4021]

Did Nigel move to another place? Thought his place looked different.

[@kimberly8185]

Nigel is such a sweetheart 💕 ❤️

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

His cat probably doesn’t feel the same way.

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

People really don't understand how mental illness works. Loneliness is just a way to describe depression, & for her, living in a hoard without really noticing it, is a sign of serious depression. People should also understand that having a mental illness or struggling with your mental health is NORMAL, it doesn't mean you are broken. Most people can't go through their lives entirely alone.

[@Karenanneseven]

I love Esther ❤

[@Xochil1986]

First of all no one deserves to have so much if they can’t keep up with it

[@shettikkawoods]

Nigel ❤️as well... I'm a knitter ❤️crocheter 🧶as well 🌻

[@unknown-ud4yk]

I wonder how much money these collectors could earn if they started selling all these items 👁️👄👁️

[@martinasikk6162]

Probably work/pension/inheritance, as other people. They function as other people away from the hoarded home. 🇸🇪🇪🇪

[@india1422]

Probably not very much

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

They could probably get some at Ebay for instance though they seem to be much of a procastrinating personalities.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@martinasikk6162 Do you even bother to read the question or just type work/pension/inheritance everywhere?

[@roguenrawwellness7682]

I think they need a support network like AA or NA cuz Nigel keeps saying he’d love to know someone like him to get support from someone like him. They need help.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

I think he’s just wanting someone who will help justify his reason why he’s hoarding,but,it ultimately doesn’t do any good.

[@beatricewavinya1679]

Esther umeamuaje uku?wah! Acha tuongee kiswahili wasituelewe

[@trishatrish8478]

Nashangaa juu hii sio tabia yetu ya kawa..ama ni juu ako peke yake

[@jenrich111]

Ester that floor is bloody revolting. That is a blast-zone! How do people walk all over clothing? It is severe despair and mental illness. Dont collect other people's tat. What do they actually learn?

[@kiokokoffin]

nigel, poor guy 💔 i want to hug him

[@johnlal1413]

Why do they do that?

[@yah-yahsophia9403]

He's using his partners death as an excuse. He likes the attention. Twice on TV.... I remember the state of his previous cats, poor things. He's selfish and uses the excuse of mental health when actually he's just plain bloody lazy

[@YourJulietnet]

I agree. What a waste of energy and resources. Somebody else could've been helped.

[@LisaMaryification]

And he got a new a cat! The last one had stuff running from its eyes.

[@baigo7265]

Question, is hygiene not being taught in English schools?

[@adrianaschmidt2399]

Why "schools" It should be learned at home.

[@marilynwillett804]

School has to teach even that?

[@baigo7265]

@@marilynwillett804 Sure. Many parents don't teach their children nowadays.

[@henrybertolette2496]

Keep off your

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

???

[@shettikkawoods]

I wish I was her neighbor 🙏🏽🤗🥰, I'll help,be gracious 🦋 amicable ❤️ and do what I love to do... OCD cleaning 🧹👍🏽 and having her home enjoyable for chat,tea 🍵 and cakes ❤️🤗🌻

[@katarina1852]

Nigel’s cat probably uses the corner of the floor because of the hoarding and perhaps the litter box isn’t kept clean. I think Nigel is very talented with his knitting, crocheting and sewing and could open his own boutique selling his wares.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Would anyone want to buy filthy and smelly items?

[@katarina1852]

@@sarcasticallyrearranged I wouldn’t. He’d have to keep his product and his work far away from his house.

[@marilynwillett804]

HIS knitting would absorb the odors of the house and not be clean.

[@anniedjaswadi]

Is not a human live there is an animal, is better clear out.

[@elen2662]

I feel sick of these people

[@justanotherday1205]

wth did i stumble on

[@nasseralharbi3607]

I hoard cryptocurrency thanks god

[@marilynwillett804]

God not god.

[@amandalott671]

All the hair in dudes ear wtf

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

I hoard Pokemon cards.

[@payitforwardpower9910]

Are there any whites left in the Uk 😅

[@marilynwillett804]

WONDERFUL QUESTION, ENGLAND HAS BEEN OVERRUN BY IMMIGRANTS, only folks who's relatives [black or white] fought in WW2 should be allowed to live there.

[@Navyyy9]

There is no corona?😒🤔

[@yukisuperstylish]

Old episodes lol

[@doomergirl3981]

this are episodes from year 2005-6 idiot

[@jg8168]

Lazy cow !!!!!!!

[@martinasikk6162]

The hoardering is too much things, then the disarray, then more things because you don’t find your possessions, then the dirt and dust because of the disorder and the mental stress of the inhabitant. A vicious cycle. 🇸🇪🇪🇪

[@blueberry_pie]

I'm a hoarder too, i hoard hoarders' videos on youtube.

[@marijkekuit6449]

So am I

[@Kim_gs1206]

Mental hoarding😉 lucky we're able to store things in playlists etc🥲

[@aquablue3880]

Watching from Kenya,i hope Esther was able to move forward.

[@eastfrisianguy]

Nigel again? Oh dear!

[@lindahubert8961]

Yesss! Hope never see him again next year...🖕

[@TheMigityMac]

What shocks me is how many adults in Britain sleep in tiny children sized beds? WTF. I've been sleeping in a double since I was 7. Glad to see people getting help. Extreme cleaners should get the noble peace prize, they are heroes.

[@doomergirl3981]

well the rooms are very small , i dont know where you live but the houses are not so big as in north america.

[@WillowJordan1979]

It's a cultural thing. Americans seem to have massive beds, while Europeans sleep in narrower ones.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

@@WillowJordan1979 Ah, is that it? I'm American but my parents were immigrants and I've always preferred a small bed, not only because it takes less space, but it also takes less work to make my bed, and the bedding is easier to launder because it's not so huge and unwieldy, and a smaller bed feels more cozy somehow. Of course if I were married I'd want a larger bed, but not as a single woman. I guess it's a cultural thing.

[@WillowJordan1979]

@@zxyatiywariii8 Yeah, that makes sense. Both have pros and cons. I think somewhere around the 2000's, they started selling "Jenkki" beds (Jenkki meaning American, it's derived from Yankee). These beds are wider and often lower than traditional Finnish beds. I'd like to try one, but what you said is true too, it can be easier with a smaller bed. It's light to move and clean under, and the bedding is smaller.

[@deezildee4556]

Nigel needs regular visits from the local crafting group. They would go nuts in there, it's like crafting heaven. These helpers are like angels, they are gentle yet somewhat firm at the same time. The slippers by the bed say a lot to me about how they approach these monumental tasks.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Being soft didn’t help him the previous episode over the hoarding and they should’ve been much more aggressive about his issues.

[@marilynwillett804]

His problem is his life TOO SOFT he is like an 80 year old lady, He doesn't need them he needs discipline, a reality check.

[@DianaStuckert-y4x]

I don't understand removing Nigel's nitting and sewing supplies. Won't that make him need to get more and possibly start hoarding again?

[@susancavigioli5148]

I also remember Nigel his first time with Dr Kelios. I ask myself that has happened to his, almost family, friends of that first video of his hoarding problems of that period!?? 🤔

[@susancavigioli5148]

Tu bee truthfull after seeing Nigel again, I no longer know wther to belive those stories or not!!!! It surtanly disorients me, that's for sure. Someone who already has a disoriented mind, can only do more damage!!! 🙏😭

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Has he moved and not in the same house any longer?

[@thisbeem2714]

Looks like he has moved. He seems sadder than he was before.

[@LisaMaryification]

@@johannas.l.brushane2518 It seems he was still in the home he had previously shared with his late partner because his partner's plate collection was still on the wall in the first show. However, in this new apartment there is no plate collection. Sadly, it seems he frittered away the proceeds from the sale of the house he shared with his late partner on more junk. It seems he has a shopping addiction he needs to address.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

They probably were tired of trying to help him and stopped visiting like they usually do.

[@gracenjuguna7292]

But how can they afford all this stuff??? I cant afford to hoard even if i was a hoarder!

[@Ifinevereeodkeksidkeisidisks]

You can trash can be hoard.

[@Kim_gs1206]

@@Ifinevereeodkeksidkeisidisks you read my mind😂

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Charity shops and as Esther said, things collected for free. When me and my sister cleared out our mom's apartment after she had passed we put thingsjust outside on the side of the entrance a day before we hired a trailer to drive to charity shop and junkyard. It was considerably less to ship away because people picked up as well as householditems and furniture.

[@LisaMaryification]

In the previous show 'The Hoarder Next Door', Nigel lived in a house he and his late partner owned together. Now, in this show, he has obviously moved to an apartment building that he rents. So, that means he sold the old house. It looks like he has already spent a lot of the proceeds from the old house on his new hoard. I think that should have really been addressed in this show. It's serious and shouldn't be glossed over. He has a shopping problem.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@Ifinevereeodkeksidkeisidisks As if that SENTENCE MAKES SENSE.

[@india1422]

Omg. I share all of Nigel’s hobbies plus spinning yarn. I have seven sewing machines.... but I keep things in check

[@carolinemugo1617]

Sad to see Esther, she should visit Kenya for a long holiday, take a break from Europe

[@marilynwillett804]

and stay there.

[@jenniferreel656]

I love all the people who were on the program. They all seem like such nice people!! 🙂

[@camrenwick]

Nigel needs Miss Miranda once a week to do some cleaning.

[@fabienneclavier5984]

Who is miss Miranda?

[@BUGt95.]

This is all very polite. I'm american only ever watech tye American version of thus show. Very different.

[@Anesa100]

I can understand "hoarding" but it's much harder to understand filth ;/

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

A GREAT EPISODE

[@aggyndungu]

Esther my dear sweet sister, miss you so so much. Rest with the angels sweatheart🤗😢

[@banditpoon714]

Sorry for your loss 😢

[@petterituovinem8412]

Why did the old lady wore that weird glove?

[@adrianaschmidt2399]

Medical condition, if you notice her full arm is swollen

[@tiashiraz8430]

Esther’s flat was so grim even after being cleaned......🙁

[@christinaroberts7311]

Badmine

[@marilynwillett804]

@@christinaroberts7311 WHAT EXACTLY IS BADMINE?

[@maikodzamukashvili2971]

მე პირიქით მემართება,ზოგჯერ საჭირო ნივთსაც მივაყოლებ ხოლმე😆😆😆 ნაგავს.

[@pamelakain4879]

Nigel knows the game 🤬 it sometimes they're just selfish lazy #@+&

[@LisaMaryification]

I agree. It seems Nigel's problem is more dishonesty than hoarding. He's still using his late partner's death 12 years ago as an excuse. It seems he sold the house he shared with him and moved into a rental and spent all the money on junk.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@LisaMaryification BINGO. AND FOOD. he doesn't show you the restaurants he ate in.