Dancing Charity Fundraiser Spends £20K On "Clutter" In 9 Months | Call The Cleaners

Lifelong charity fundraiser Peter was attacked in a shopping centre and left for dead, leaving him with a head injury which he says has left him compulsively ordering online, filling his small one-bedroom flat with clutter. Will Jamie and Steve be able to clear this mountain of shopping in 4 days?
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[@jeanross7430]

These two men were so sensitive in dealing with his precious memories. I truly hope he doesn't get more stuff. The flat looks great.

[@sarahm2005]

it's not because his brain was damaged after the attack that he got worst, it's the emotional trauma, he was attacked and then left for death, he felt extremely unsafe now he finds comfort in shopping and hording it's sad really such a nice man.

[@JuderkaMoretaaitetsu]

So he helped the community, but where was the community now when he needed it ?

[@IratePuffin]

They likely had no idea he was in need.

[@Diana-sb4yl]

Often ppl what help others ,hardly ask for help in return.

[@saranya1111_]

@@Diana-sb4yl absolutely

[@RunAMuckGirl2]

OMG What a sweet guy who did not deserve to be assaulted like that. He sure did deserve the help he got in making his house so livable. It was a deeply moving episode.

[@magentaangel5531]

What a heartfelt video. It made me so happy for him to have his home back. Well done cleaners...

[@happydays1336]

I've read that hoarding will sometimes start after a traumatic event like the man in this video. A formerly clean and neat person will turn into a hoarder after the trauma.

[@Eileo50]

Well done peter and the boys who assisted him wishing you the best of luck peter and I live in paisley to xx

[@randomusername3898]

I can already say this but my whole family is hoarders. My sisters room is full of random things she buys online and my parents can’t get rid of anything. My mother just buys and buys and then complains about money problems. My younger sisters never clean up and just pile on things that they buy or get. I feel like the only normal one because I clean up and I get rid of things I don’t need.

[@StefanKainz94]

Same here. My mother, her friend, my brother and my two best friends all are hoarders too. Everything in our house is cluttered, except my room. I tried to clean the house multiple times in the past, but a week later it's messy again. It's so exhausting. Thankfully I am moving out soon.

[@kelseys90u90]

My grandma was the same. She ruined home after home and left them once she couldn’t inhabit them anymore. It wasn’t strange to find a flattened dead cat once you found the floor or roaches every time you moved an object on the floor or wall.

[@OffGridInvestor]

I will say that hoarding IS A form of OCD. Like according to psychologists. And trust me, it CAN run in the family.

[@AM09286]

Brain injuries are just terrible 😭

[@Krea57]

Yes...believe me my . I had a craniotomy. I had a brain tumour and strokes My personality changed ... I’m not a hoarder, but today I have a totally different personality.

[@brittanynichols8996]

God love his heart! His reaction was priceless! Now he can have a nice clean house again. It's hard to pull yourself out of bad situations by yourself. I'm glad they came to help him. Now he can walk in his room and have a good night's sleep.

[@molefimoshoaliba6845]

Am sure Peter has another parcel coming 😂😂😂😂😉

[@achalnaitam4266]

His house is actually clean All the plaster and paint done Just boxes clothes and items everywhere Poor man Hope he gets well soon

[@janet5610]

Hang in there, Peter!!

[@liamward4618]

I can see this guy can improve and is clearly willing to seek help. The fact he feels shame over his condition (which is terrible) proves he's fully aware it's a problem that needs to be resolved. A good psychiatrist could seriously help him and prevent regression. He's a good guy that didn't deserve what happened to him. I really think Peter is on the road to recovery

[@sicooper4230]

Those guys did a great job.Boogie on!

[@johnnjoroge9137]

Have it yo way kind sir

[@houghtonjeannie]

I'm going to be moving on Wednesday and I'm learning lots and getting rid of alot of things I collection in 5 years but new life and changes I feel awesome this helping me understand and not doing that again no more collections.

[@frazin7103]

We moved to our own house finally, before move I sold two trucks of house hold items, threw away many bags of useless items, I m worried I may again collect things which we may not need, it's a big house, and I must be on guard, not to cling on things which are not needed.

[@Angie-fe8yd]

@@frazin7103 Well done 👏👏👏Good for you...yes try your very best to stay clutter free...it's just like baggage slows you down/ holds you back. Goodluck in your new home and for the future 🙂

[@elainephleps4705]

I pray he gets some mental health help. Or sad too say he'll be in the same boat again.great job guys.

[@WeLoveAspect]

Not exactly the easiest thing to do when you’ve had a series brain injury. But sometimes it can work.

[@susiefairfield7218]

Let's hope Pete got a volunteer position in a charity and out of that despressive house

[@shademarquez4555]

i love the transformation! great job by these 2 men!!! i hope it would bring inspiration not to do clutter constantly as he had brain injury, having a nice and clutter free environment could help him feel better somehow..

[@Luna15234]

Such a sweet man💚 you did an incredible job guys truly well done 👏👏👏👏

[@oanngochieu2689]

you are so great . Watch as you organize your books and plates neatly for the landlord. your family pictures are not discarded. but to hang them up is great. I watch a lot of cleaning companies, but you guys are the best. Your happy smile is very real, not a bit fake. I like you . Lots of likes for you guys.

[@OffGridInvestor]

"You don't get cats like these anymore". I KNOW! I thought it was a scotch terrier for a second there. What a JUNK painting.

[@QuazzyDucks]

Aw this episode is so sweet, Peter seems like such a sweet guy that just got lost, rooting for him ♥️

[@irenedowney6027]

These 2 guys are amazing! never loose your compassion 😁

[@ariarah.r]

Oh woww you guys are amazing🤩🤩 may God bless you! Loads of love and prayers to you and everyone out there💓💓💓

[@yesiownfrodo]

I hope that there is aftercare for him. Poor man. It's emotional trauma, and he found two men who treated him with respect and kindness, and now there is a chance for a new life.

[@lauradavison4044]

What a fantastic job. Hope you can keep on top of it. Please try.

[@isaleteferreira7879]

Maravilhoso é assim que deve ser organizando sem jogar fora lembranças muito preciosas pá eles foi o mais lindo e eficas organização que eu já vi parabéns aos dois.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@macxenixg.oblimar4527]

I'm from the Philippines and I saw his jacket and I salute this dude more power

[@beverlyanne5699]

This is such a common thing nowaday's. I see it when people have a loss they cannot fulfill emotionally. They need therapy, support and human connections. Connections of family, friends, social in the community, they need to feel valued and valid. The clutter is a manifestation of the need for that intimate emotional comfort, which actually makes them worse. I believe marketing and a false sense of self worth through monetary materials adds to the de-stabilization. They were wounded and cannot or will not acknowledge that directly. But that is the only way to heal, acknowledge the root of the hurt and find practical and incrimental plan of actions to progress from it. Whenever something impedes your ability to function daily, it is an addiction and it requires that specific approach to stop it.

[@Dominexanbarbie27]

Peter isn't interested in cleaning he wants to keep everything

[@aipoposuigasamoa1920]

He’s got a better place to stay and enjoy life🤩♥️ thanks guys for help looks beautiful✅🌟

[@honeybunny5325]

Well done

[@vivrowe2763]

These people are fabulous, just think nobody cared less, probably took out their phones instead. Certain things are treasures, but not much else is. Poor man, hope he gets better

[@Mary-cg1sl]

I mean, it's fine to clear the rooms. However, without addressing his hoarding with therapy, after the clean, all he'll see is space that can be filled with new purchases.

[@nicolafoskett6004]

Such a shame that he spent so much money on stuff that he couldn't even enjoy and he doesn't even have proper flooring in his flat 😔

[@ninahiatt664]

Wonder if they clean out interiors of cabinets ,closets, fridge . Hope so

[@anamariabatistapinheiro137]

Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho😚😚👏👏👏👏

[@corryannelia7382]

I love, the way Jamie and Steve keep Peter's memorable and collectables item.

[@zelis6580]

Bless him he reminds me of my mum😁 she has a story to every item in her house. Can't chuck nothing 😁

[@bronwensbeats]

i love scotland

[@artsed08]

This bloke's one of their smarter examples.

[@cherrylobrido6582]

Awesome💜💚💟🍒💞

[@mxtchbox]

I thought the first guy said “Hi Pizza!” when they they were introducing their self

[@HolandaChiquita]

I hope he can find a trustworthy person who can help him with the spending addiction, so he can safe some money in case of more injuries and such. Damage to the brain often comes with complications later on as well.

[@AverageAufa]

I know someone who does this after a brain surgery... how can I help them? Thousands spent online and they squeeze through to get to the bed...

[@trevormann8221]

No man, ffs.

[@cw9007]

You don't get cats like that today

[@camilecristinauaskahepp8853]

first time i see a "clean" house. the toilet wasnt dirty at all and the bed also

[@tasjones9105]

Perhaps the trauma of the incident and isolation was being subdued by the dopamine we as money brained individuals recieve from opening packages?

[@Svetlana_Bektemirova]

Страшно,когда депрессия...хорошо,что понял,что дальше так жить нельзя,убрались и теперь можно жить дальше!👌👍👏👏👏

[@vornamenachname341]

He is really a good dancer 🕺

[@sarahberry6434]

It will right back like it was within a month

[@juliesaredera9787]

He should need someone who can take care of him....

[@emilyserjeant7511]

Honestly he seems he can manage himself, the house itself was clean it’s just had too many items, the toilet bowl was clean, he can dress himself and care for himself. He just had a disorder with hoarding due to the emotional trauma of what he’s been through

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

I have a bad feeling in 6 months he'll have hoarded it to overflowing again.

[@elizabethezell8749]

Doesn't the narrator sound like Kim from How Clean Is You House??

[@deedeedaydee]

3:22 "That's a beautiful thing to have". No mate, that's a piece of tat you should bin.

[@anetak3320]

This living room looks like castle room

[@Charlotte-vj2pg]

No one gunna talk about peter wearing a blue lives matter wristband?

[@michaelbird5265]

Whats there to talk about??

[@theowise6022]

@@michaelbird5265 the fact that it's racist :)

[@michaelbird5265]

@@theowise6022 of course stop being a fanny...

[@Eileo50]

Don’t talk shite!!!

[@milomilo55]

@@theowise6022 Perhaps it was a police officer who found him or helped him him after he was attacked and left for dead and that's his way of saying ... _not all police_ . Sterotyping doesn't usually help anyone.

[@nillsthefunexpert2571]

I feel bad for him.

[@LuckyGuu]

World's Fastest Cleaners

[@T0M_X]

Poor guy, he spent his whole life raising money for charities then he was attacked

[@RitadeCassia-lz3mo]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ninesrobinson4822]

Did anyone else seen the 'police lives matter' sticker on the front door???

[@lizbrown7232]

150 boxes in storage? So he is going to pay for a storage unit?

[@elizabethezell8749]

Maybe not ......storage could mean in another room , basement or yes a storage unit let's hope another room.

[@artsed08]

I expect the English taxpayer will be picking up the bill.

[@marybethjordan8520]

Again, the hoarders are really spry. Leaping into the bed, keeping your balance in the obstacle course

[@peggypeggy4137]

I've seen 75 yr. old hoarders who can make amazing maneuvers. Scaling mountains of debris. Death defying.

[@donnaolson516]

where is he getting all that money from????

[@buboyzone8139]

Peter has money to buy all those things.

[@jeanross7430]

Two weeks? Poor man it took a lot longer than that. I hope things get better for him but he is a hoarder.

[@fredrika27]

Is it just me or do these flats seem to come without flooring? I know they take the carpet away, but they need something other than plywood!

[@yuhyuh4229]

3:19 his bracelet says “blue lives matter”🤢

[@thesaxophoneboy]

There's a sticker on his door that says "police lives matter" as well, at 0:27. Maybe he feels indebted to the police if they saved him from his assault? Still not a great look, though.

[@ADORABLEYEHJINWLEE]

erm

[@qzizy1748]

Early check 🙂

[@isaaccarter9007]

Who tf asked

[@qzizy1748]

lynx gaming me

[@daniellondex1508]

Peter Griffin

[@lalar3233]

Where? 🙂

[@nasreenshaikh696]

Hello I don't think that a genuine person can do so messy house not even psycho.... Can't believe when I watch these types of videos.. Is it true... Plz don't feel bad if I hurt any one... From INDIA.....

[@artsed08]

An *Indian* criticising mess and filth...? Yeah, thanks for that.

[@LuLu-gc3qn]

I wish that people would just stop blaming their filthy habits on illness, parents, and brain damage. Those memory clippings and books are not the problem. His shopping and laziness is. Buy and toss. Buy and toss. Even nice people can be lazy and irresponsible. Take a clue from those lovely lady cleaners. DON'T let the hoarder stay at home while you clean!!!!

[@riseevolution]

True he shouldnt be there how can they clean well

[@Widdekuu91]

@@riseevolution If you take away his stuff without his permission, it'll result in 2 things; 1. He will panic and his number one goal will be to restore the damage you've done. He will feel as if you robbed him, which you did. 2. He will not understand why it had to happen, because he didn't go through a phase in which he realized that. Meaning he'll do it again, as described above. If he was the one witnessing the effort, helping clean, understanding the issue, there's a big chance he'll understand better and keep control of his life. Number one rule on dealing-with-hoarders-websites is a very clear; DO NOT CLEAN for the hoarder and DO NOT THROW THINGS AWAY for the hoarder. You can help, support, but there needs to be realization and that won't happen if you force a cleanout. Read it yourself.

[@user-dx8md8oq1j]

First

[@isaaccarter9007]

@Jacko goes wacko for smackos careful he got a bat in his profile I dont think peace was ever an option

[@user-dx8md8oq1j]

@Jacko goes wacko for smackos it's a tradition on youtube

[@danch0015]

3:27 the blue lives matter bracelet :) :) :) :) :)