Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners S01E03 Season 1 Episode 3

`Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners' shows people who have been diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder, or show symptoms related to the condition, as they manage their condition and channel their compulsions to make the world a cleaner place.
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[@pritha12345]

This show has helped me realize that it’s better to be a clean freak than going on the other side of the spectrum. I get motivated to clean my home daily after watching them.

[@Azzne-]

Just finished the kitchen and front room pre-bedtime clean/tidy 🤣

[@lynnettebelle3019]

When I'm struggling to motivate myself to clean, I watch a couple episodes of this show. It always gets me up and deep cleaning everything I can.

[@user-hg5gx4ng4l]

Sometimes hoarders are clean, just they keep stuff in case they are poor.

[@fayrefitness5416]

This show has legit changed my life

[@shantellsmith4297]

Amanda is extremely ungrateful. I would've left after she said she's happy in her clutter and didn't want the help.

[@joygernautm6641]

“ they’re sentimental, and then there’s just mental”😂😂😂😂

[@sujathajamalrajs2783]

I like to see this because it motivates me to keep things clean

[@ActionCat2000]

lol exactly

[@lunagabriella213]

Same. Or at least cast a judgemental eye on any possible growth or colonies 😂

[@Manomaman1]

Me too

[@lyliecarpenter5764]

This show actually drove me into a fit when I was in high school. I stopped eating out, I'd come home and immediately shower, start deep cleaning everything, shower again. It was absolutely miserable

[@pameladuarte8946]

Me too

[@LunaLoveBad6969]

“Witchcraft enthusiast Amanda prefers to studying nature to studying the state of her oven” bye 😂😂☠️

[@babafo6788]

And it's not true either...'cause she lets the plants die...

[@katholeenloveit8923]

Mark is one of my favorite cleaners on this show. I've watched as many of these episodes as I can find and he is one of my favorites. I see why he's continued

[@christodoula]

I love the way he so bluntly said "That's made me feel quite unwell, " and then laughed so heartily.

[@simplyspice7916]

"I'm gonna chuck a lot of rubbish tomorrow, including her if she gets in the way" lololol!!

[@monicadelreal8212]

😂

[@ColleenTempleart]

Throughout the episode, I felt like Amanda doesn’t deserve the FREE decluttering and cleaning she’s getting! If someone is helping you, the least you could do is be cooperative and appreciative, but it’s good she changed at the end and is not letting all of that work go to waste!

[@lydiaking6341]

Cheyza is such a sweet person. I feel like her and Mark should've swapped places. Mark definitely would've put Amanda in her place lol

[@DarkAquaVII]

After watching this, I spent the last hour just cleaning the walls in the bedroom... they aren't bad really, I just felt like they could be better 😅 omg, what has this show done to me?!

[@sweetdevil225]

Oh dear... 🤣🤣 but I feel similar

[@angelanicole3149]

Love this same I'm like DO BETTER to myself lol

[@bargeld09]

@@angelanicole3149 I have decided to do better as well.

[@angelanicole3149]

@@bargeld09 and I've started with routines daily after work an evening and I hold myself accountable and do it

[@Tubymay]

I just bought a lot of cleaning product, a vacuum and a steam cleaner 🤣

[@ananotsamalashvili9046]

Imagine how crazy their OCD would get because of the virus now 😶😶

[@lunagabriella213]

I had to take a step back myself... It resulted in being even more of a hermit 😂 Had other things happen, so I was home more than I thought I would be, even vaccinated since Delta is bad where I am and not really any beds available in hospitals. Since there wasn't a vaccine for the public after the first year or so, I had to be realistic about everything. Even if I was the most careful I could be, I could still get it. Plus, I have chronic illnesses and no energy, so I'll do some important cleaning and leave the rest. Screw it. I could've had it and not known. It's all so scary yet bizarre 😬

[@shayshaymann113]

I thought the same thing!

[@rite2bcreative]

I imagine some people with OCD felt a bit validated... Like, "see!? I told you! You thought I was silly for wiping down my groceries but it's not so crazy now is it?"

[@cbaelz120]

Hoarding is absolutely on the OCD spectrum. Not all hoarders have OCD, but most do. OCD is NOT a cleaning disorder. It's too bad they weren't coupled the other way around.

[@moniquebernal7999]

"Does that fit you?" "No, but I plan to..." How many times have I done that?

[@chelsico.6929]

My house is nowhere near as cluttered as some of the houses on this show, but watching this gives me motivation to declutter and to clean to keep my house from getting that bad, yet if I watch hoarders I get unmotivated bc I'm like well mine isn't that bad and I think hearing them justify keeping things makes me go into that type of mental state where I start looking at things thinking about what if, or saving it for someday (as long as it isn't straight trash) I think k the difference is truly the home owners willingness to clean that it either motivates me to clean more or it motivates me to save more. I watch this show to help give me motivation to do the dishes or laundry ect. I'm working on decluttering my entire house and while mine is not like either of these it's not so nice and easy to keep tidy as the ocd cleaners homes either when their home is what I'm striving for. It's good motivation for me honestly. I'll put on a speaker and listen while cleaning.

[@HTNPSullivan]

I wouldn't use an OCD clean home as a goal because even they say it robs them of having a life. And they refer to them as showrooms, which means they don't settle in to a chair a enjoy a book or mess up the kitchen trying out a new recipe, and they say even their kids suffer from not being able to do normal kid stuff. If the bathrooms, kitchen counter and sink are clean enough, that's major. I saw one woman lick the rim of her toilet bowl to show how confident she was that it was anticeptically clean. That's way over the top. All of us need a bit of germs in our lives, especially kids, to build immunity. There's a happy medium when it comes to cleaning, a point of balance, yes?

[@katholeenloveit8923]

I too watch this show as a form of cleaning motivation but I also get motivated by hoarders. Seeing a hoard makes me want to clean as I think I will NEVER let my home get that bad! I have a showhome status home on Sundays after cleaning because I like to start my week will an immaculate home. It makes me feel prepared and I only have to tidy bits and bobs throughout the week. I don't clean for 6 hours a day though that's madness to me.

[@lunagabriella213]

Wondering how many producers had to chat with Amanda about clearing out..😬 We would've had a row for sure. Cheyza saying she could've been home with her kids just about made me cry, and I feel that that drove the point home. It's not just about volunteering to help clean and declutter. Someone is entering your life to help you with your life, literally as you live it at home. It's like ok, either move into somewhere larger and not buy anything (which obviously is not a choice for anyone really lol) or see what isn't contributing to your happiness, whether it's helpful or not..useful or not..needed it not..enjoyed or not. I'm befuddled at how much really is just trash or left, only to be donated. Once I heard about "blessing" someone else with my items, or even just keeping certain collections to display proudly and nixing the rest (part of Konmari), it all became about personality. What is meaningful to you? Dusty things or what is on for show that brings you joy and would love to speak about? It's also about respecting your items and yourself. You must take care of yourself and your things. No one wants a colony of spiders or roaches or even dust to sneeze at later on that is just collecting on their things. There's weird diseases and infections that can start, so why bother giving it a chance? I'm feeling passionate lol!

[@bettyir4302]

Amanda should rent a storage unit to put all her stuff. One day, she'll realize all that money is being wasted on stuff she doesn't remember.

[@sl4983]

@@bettyir4302 Just curious, do you think it's a landlord's job to tell a tenant they should get a storage unit?

[@blindbookworm8019]

I’ve read Marie Kondo books I reviewed one on my channel. I really want to get hers about work life.

[@xBlondiLocksx]

Amanda wasn't ready to participate in this project. She clearly was still in denial about her situation, she said out loud that she would just continue to live in her house the way it was if it wasn't for other people telling her to clean it up. I felt so bad for Cheyza because she was put with her back against the wall in this situation, making her feel so helpless. Amanda is highly likely to fall back into old patterns unless she goes into proper treatment tbh.

[@MrJacobrabbit]

After care is needed for her no matter how far they get in the clean out

[@amrahfusion]

Wow! A dream guy who's doing the household 😍

[@shayshaymann113]

When there’s mold like that on their walls and ceiling, how the heck do they get rid of that? I mean, imagine how much mold is BEHIND the wall and ceiling!! That’s hazardous to their health

[@LunaLoveBad6969]

10000%! Like no honey it needs new walls at that point!

[@nildabridgeman8104]

B-L-E-A-C-H!!

[@sophie3869]

There’s an elaborate ritual in the Torah about how to get rid mold and it says that if that doesn’t work you should just burn your house down and build a new one 😂

[@pamelamorrisonn]

@@sophie3869 Leviticus..

[@einahsirro1488]

"There's sentimental, and then there's just mental." LOL!!

[@HTNPSullivan]

In Season 1 Episode 2, a woman living in a cluttered, filthy home tells the young man with OCD that she sees a lot of similarities between them. He says he's nothing like her. But in fact, people with OCD and people who hoard both suffer from an inability to tolerate anxiety. That's true of any phobia - you're placed in a certain situation and you have such a low tolerance for anxiety, you feel compelled to do (or not do) something. Both types of people also have control issues. OCD is about trying to control your environment to the point where you believe nothing can harm you as long as you're vigilant. Extreme clutter is the result of self-soothing by buying stuff, but also about feeling you no longer have control (of your life, as well as your living space) because you've given your power over to objects. Oddly enough, like OCD, extreme clutter also can result from perfectionism or an all-or-nothing attitude. People with a lot of clutter may spend too much time and energy on one little project and then develop an aversion to doing more because that one thing was so exhausting. Now they have a negative association with cleaning. I also think there's a tipping point past which it becomes almost impossible to clear out stuff on your own. Even people who aren't chronically disorganized have probably had the experience of having the best intentions of clearing out a space only to discover that if they move this one thing, then they have to move something else, which needs to be put somewhere, but there's nowhere to put it or you have to lift it over a bunch of other stuff and you're not able to do that by yourself. That's why it can be a blessing to have someone who isn't emotionally attached to any of your stuff and who has a systematic way of doing things come in and physically help you. I think most of the homes we're seeing are well past the point of one person being able to clear them out without that person becoming frustrated, befuddled and overwhelmed.

[@tw200yamaha]

Does anyone else listen to this whilst cleaning? 🤣

[@sophiegolden]

Always here in 2024, this show is amazing ❤

[@blueeyeschick]

I do t think I am anywhere near OCD clean, but I learned my cleaning regime from my Mom. She had standards which are now mine. But when it comes to dust and mold, I am allergic to that, so I make sure that I try to keep on top of my cleaning, especially doing a deep clean every month

[@roseypeach8363]

Forget the clutter. The number one priority should be getting rid of the black mold.

[@palapalak.8907]

These videos really motivate me to clean. Mark is hysterical with the dust. Poor guy.

[@HTNPSullivan]

Two sayings that help me when I feel paralyzed by the mess, especially after being isolated for almost two years during this pandemic because I have health issues, including my heart (and having a cluttered, dirty home sure isn't good for your health, either) -- One saying is, "Clutter is the result of delayed decisions." Think about what the words "I'll leave this here just for now" result in. Worst case for me is that I have 8 boxes in my bedroom that I left there "just for now" when I moved into this apartment more than 15 years ago! It's kind of funny, now that I have the time and motivation (thanks to these videos) that I'm looking forward to seeing what the heck is in them. I feel like I'm about to embark on an archaeological dig! I suspect my long lost birth certificate is in one of them. The second saying is, "That which gets scheduled, gets done." What this entails, though, is making a plan. Maybe picking one project per room and breaking it down into scheduled times to accomplish a bit of each one. My problem is that I get overwhelmed just by the planning stage. For one thing, I have ADHD. I take medication, but ADHD issues include some brain-based shortcomings when it comes to "administrative functions" - such as time management and organization. So, the simpler the plan and the smaller the bites out of the projects, the less anxiety-producing it is to tackle a space. Probably true whether you have ADHD or not. I'm going to continue to watch these episodes because they help remind me of why a clean, uncluttered space is good for one's health and one's mind. I don't foresee me ever developing OCD though!!!

[@rite2bcreative]

These are so good! One of mine is "don't put it down, put it away". I'm still working on it, but it's really helped me realize that if I put something down instead of putting it away, it's just adding to the mess that I'll have to deal with later. I've also made it a habit to clean once a week while watching these videos. My place still gets messier than I would like to admit, but coming to terms with it at least once a week and at least doing SOME cleaning, has really helped from letting it get too bad. The thing that helps me the most though, is inviting someone over every once in awhile. I can ignore the mess and be fine with it, but I'll clean better in the hour or two before someone comes over than I will in a month of just keeping it clean enough for myself 😬

[@HTNPSullivan]

@@rite2bcreative I like that saying, Don't put it down, put it away. But where many of us started to get in trouble in the first place is not designating where things go. And if you've been shopping too much, there may not be room to put something where it should go. That's why tidy people also say, A place for everything, and everything in its place. I also developed a habit of checking what's around me when I get up to go in a different room and grabbing stuff to throw away or put back. And yes, knowing someone is coming into my apartment to help me with something does push me to do serious decluttering, like you said, but for me it would be a few days, not hours, of cleaning.

[@roastbeefsandwich6769]

Chayza has a beautiful smile! She's such an interesting person! It's people like her that make me want to move to England. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻😁

[@RoseTegan]

My house looks like someone on this show with ocd but I only clean 30 min-1 hour a day while they’re doing it 8+ hours. So sad either way whether you’re ocd or hoarding, both are difficult mental disorders

[@sl4983]

Do you have a certain routine? Like "How Jen Does It" or Flylady?

[@marteenee88]

Honestly, some I wonder if they truly suffer from OCD or any anxiety/mental disorder OR just wanted to be on TV. There are a few of the women I felt just running game so they don't work. because those houses 🏘️😮

[@kmhkennedy]

I don’t know how that’s possible unless you have a really small place. 30mins to an hour isn’t enough to Hoover every day, do laundry, dust, dishes, scrub bathtubs, toilets, showers, etc. people do this as a full time, paid job, 8hrs cleaning everyday, come back the next day and start all over again.

[@pamelamorrisonn]

We do it over and over even though clean..

[@vitakhan307]

Thank you for the video so much! When I lack energy to tidy up, I watch your videos and then I can move on again. Just do not stop shooting such videos, plz., just carry on motivating people to be aware of dirt and clatter they have accumulated throughout their years. ❤❤❤

[@sl4983]

I don't understand why Chayza would be expected to handle Amanda's mess all by herself.

[@SC.......]

I just love these shows. !!!!❤️🤗 Thank you for uploading.

[@DanTheManIOM]

This is great, brillant idea, OCD meets hoarders... gets me motivated to get busy ! LOL.

[@Kimberly-cn8ro]

The body builder is so funny 🤣😂🤣

[@roastbeefsandwich6769]

BODYBUILDER MARK makes his customers happy 😁 by providing a clean gym. Good on you Mark! 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Mark makes a lot of interesting comments.

[@Brandon-ed7jx]

You have to look at it like this. Your not OCD. You just like things done right. 👍 up if you agree with this point of view.

[@sandragregg9079]

It's very difficult to clean a cluttered home. These people have blinders on. I like the saying what u don't c u don't have to deal with. Our garage wS so cluttered and disorganized it stressed me out. I said to husband we need to declutter clean this garage and remodel it. Now my car and 1980 mgb look amazing. I would love to have a organizer help with closets

[@elizabethdavis5277]

I do feel like I clean too much. But after seeing my oldest daughters beautiful home, and my youngest daughter is about to get a beautiful home, I know they will keep it nice. My husband and my two boys.... that's a different story lol my mother has always told me she wishes she would have kept the house more fixed up and cleaner when we were little. And now that I'm in my forties I wish I would have helped her more when we were little. She worked very hard outside the home.

[@florentinaluca777]

These people are heroes!!! ❤🙏👏 Ohhh... Nobody understands my obsession with cleaning, but looking at that mess from all those houses...I don't know how I will handle it. It would take me 1 month to make it clean and probably I would replace so many items. I feel like I can't keep up with cleaning my own house, having 2 cats...and I always clean something when I have free time from work. The volunteers are wonderful, making such an amazing job and changing other people's lives. ❤

[@pattysue2516]

Great premise for a show! As a clean freak who lives with two hoarders, I can relate to the OCC. Send them over. I’m having trouble keeping up!

[@lisaswinson8187]

Male cats do spray. I have a few cats. But get them neutered and they stop

[@dude988]

No, my male cat was neutered and still marked his territory :D

[@reyana3632]

I wonder if the cleaners sanitize the camera equipment, I can't help but think that with each episode 😅 I love watching these for motivation to clean.

[@LorisRVLife]

Wish this was a thing here in California. After my husband passed & my medical issues, I really struggle with decluttering and scrubbing. Hate it too because, I use to be able to do all my own cleaning & yard care.. Not anymore tho :(

[@kiraflash4596]

I feel so dirty and revolting whenever I watch this 😆

[@saarania]

I just threw out 70% of everything I own and I feel so free.

[@queenofbats200]

Amanda: ...why can't I keep these? Me: because you don't take care of them!!!!

[@Pleaselikemycomment1]

“HAVE I BEEN CALLED OCD?? Oh ya better believe it”. 0:08

[@krebgurfson5732]

how do i find a girl like cheyza, damn

[@dboyd1651]

It is extremely difficult for the hoarder to let go of items. The attachment to items is like an invisible string connected to the objects. The brain pulls the objects toward the hoarder creating an extra limb. When the cleaner wants to "help" the hoarder clean or shift the items, the hoarder cannot make a decision to clear it out because they feel like it is part of them. And the longer the item has been in the room, the stronger the link is to the brain. There is also a memory issue when the items aren't able to be seen or found. Hence, the hoarder tends to buy the same items again.

[@angelbulldog4934]

How can Amanda not understand that dust and mold are SUPPOSED to affect our health negatively? That tells us how long she's lived in this. She'd be better off in pig swill! My body was feeling the effects of it just watching the video.

[@KuroItami]

I love this show, I'd like to watch new seasons... also, does anybody knows if there's a french/spanish/italian version of it? I've looked for it but found nothing :/

[@jeffreyg4999]

My favorite saying in this show. There's sentimental and then there's mental

[@mint4444]

Amanda was very uncooperative. Why even bother?

[@judibienvenue1941]

And lazy too.

[@trixiebelton4604]

Think it’s funny that some these OCD individuals work in gyms. Not exactly the epitome of the cleanest places!

[@stretchyrex6235]

Very true! As someone with OCD, I've learned that symptoms vary in everybody, and sometimes certain things are overlooked. For example, before while my OCD was really bad, I was easily washing my hands 60+ times a day as well and constantly changing outfits because "my clothes were dirty; they went outside and people outside may have covid, and that's dirty," but I don't obsessively clean other parts of my house or worry about the same things these people do

[@dwdx4042]

Linda is a saint!

[@roastbeefsandwich6769]

MARK, please become a motivational speaker. I would love to attend and see what you have to say. 🎯 Much of what I've heard already is Right on Target 🎯

[@babafo6788]

Hayley is a 'bleach bully' 😆

[@cathrynkolkman1811]

It would be a big help to open all the windows as a start wouldn’t it?

[@m.r.6222]

Why in the world is that house so damp and moldy? That needs to be addressed, mold is IN the walls!

[@ActionCat2000]

He's in a LOT more denial than SHE is. What a judgmental jerk. :( I'm just halfway through the episode, though, maybe he'll have a moment of self-awareness at the end.

[@lydiaking6341]

I think Mark should've gone with the pagan lady; she was an ungrateful twat, it would've been funny if he would've gotten onto her.

[@JennyT101]

Agree! I would have loved to see him have a go at her.

[@HaileysHealth]

My thought too. He's so annoying.

[@magenta666666]

Thank you, I came here to look for this exact comment. Judgmental and unkind to say the least. Just nasty

[@bettyir4302]

People these days wring their hands over climate change but buy clothes and clothes and clothes and beauty supplies and beauty supplies and more junk that trashes the planet. SMH. There are people who need clothes but they're all stashed away in people's houses who don't need clothes a thousand items ago.

[@lunamoondrop]

LOL I'm the same way with my curtains

[@perspgold8945]

the cleaners are almost always LESS judgemental and more willing to help than the hoarders. The hoarders are consistently judgemental and arrogant. I just don't understand the choices. Let them live in squalor if they are going to be jerks

[@roastbeefsandwich6769]

This program should have made a "Special COVID" episode so we could see how they adjust to national policies during the epidemic featuring Linda and Haley. 🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐

[@hollymcnatt8096]

Amanda is sooo ungrateful !!!!

[@andreaorsmond6124]

Strange how my male cat/cats have never sprayed. Shows how much she knows..

[@bargeld09]

Cleaning a oven is difficult being bent over with you head inside the chemicals are very harsh .. I only do mine twice a year. Haa Haa 🤣🤣PUT IT IN THE BAG It reminds me of Arnold Schwarzenegger. There is sentimental and there is mental.

[@opieutt9038]

Amanda's place is still too junky.

[@yeseniarodriguez831]

Yup. i just spent 2 hours cleaning windows

[@candicecrawford2996]

Haley is so rude!

[@sarahconklin3871]

OCD, there are two ends. Hordes and compulsive cleaners…. Each one does not allow a normal life. Much love to both

[@user-tk1xd9js1z]

That black mold is a health hazard. 😥

[@samanthaabreu782]

I think Linda got the best of her excessive cleaning condition, she cleans and gets some money for it.

[@babafo6788]

It's ok to have many soft toys...if you keep 'em clean, at least...

[@pamelamorrisonn]

Kill the cat?? Litter box so dirty they can't even use it🙄

[@angelbulldog4934]

Ask Jesus to protect your house. He doesn't leave spider webs. 😊

[@roastbeefsandwich6769]

M. O. L. D, ....... but what was the cause of Judy's mold problem. Did they address the "cause"?

[@sazennonumber]

Amanda is not ungrateful. Her emotions got stirred up intensely and she was not able to let go and she doesn't understand Cheyza's deep desire to have things in order, beautiful and clean. All cleaning jobs were done very well! It's easy to judge, but do we stop to think that we might not be understanding the entire story-line?

[@minombre5555]

How does a nature lover hoard so many material things?

[@podsmpsg1]

OMFG.

[@maleficentdragonwings5473]

Amanda is a nope for me

[@catnotafox7851]

Amanda is so rude

[@helgahbuyengo843]

LMAO

[@southerncaltattooedbiker3643]

They need to buy barkeeper's to clean the kitchen, bathroom and any where else you are having a hard time cleaning something it's on the same ile as dish liquid soap, comment, bleach, ect and it works very well !!!

[@user-hg5gx4ng4l]

This what hoarders dont realise, the ocd came to help both of them. By screaming "it my home, I am boss" showing how stupid they are..sorry. 😮😢

[@venerdinarsames9702]

The bleach woman was so cheaky!!!

[@claireboyer6948]

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[@joygernautm6641]

I’m not sure why those two women can’t get along. Go in and disinfect and scrub first, and then go in and polish everything up after. Not hard

[@vallapink]

I gave this video thumbs down it's so blurry difficult to watch :(