Biohazard House Condemned When Man Falls Through Hole In Floor | Hoarding: Buried Alive

[@shahadahazizah7622]

The trash was holding the house together like tape.

[@rubengallegos1775]

Lol!! Gotem!

[@shahadahazizah7622]

@@rubengallegos1775 🤣🤣🤣

[@MichelleJones-cg2io]

I mean I’m not supposed to laugh but... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shahadahazizah7622]

@@MichelleJones-cg2io 🤣🤣🤣

[@asiaadelane3427]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Joe-if3dk]

She got mad that they were tossing her table with 3 legs

[@sebastianneking3399]

And a big ass piece missing from the middle!

[@smellycat6386]

@@sebastianneking3399 it's supposed to be that way. I have one like it, you can add or remove the middle piece to make it longer or shorter.

[@jappamogo]

«Muh trash»

[@ajlecours8814]

😂😂🙏

[@rinthestupid9802]

I guess you could say it was *distabled*

[@bdizzle5359]

These ladies are from a town near me. They live in a town about 15 minutes away now. They didn't change. In fact they walk to Walmart, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and other shops every day to get things. They smell, and refuse help. It's sad to see their life be this bad. My father used to work with them at the local factory when he was younger, and they used to write him love notes lol. They have this "everyone is out to get me" attitude. Which isn't true, our community has offered help on multiple occasions, but they refuse it. Their new home, is already like the one shown here. I wish they'd accept the help. Their mother was the same way.😥

[@mikejohn0088]

Learned behavior.

[@ayceinquisitor190]

The pair of them probably enable each other

[@xeniajola]

They will not if they dont want to.... Im a hoarder really not so bad and really my house is clean.... and only if you want to have a less hoarded house then it will succeed. Not becaus others want it.. I wach this kind of episodes so i throw stuff away because i am afraid to be like that

[@Kwikii1]

The only way they can change is a very long, intensive cognitive behavioral therapy. Due to previous bad experiences, like trauma, loss or neglect, they try to compensate and their brains connects high emotional value to the items. Only years of therapy could help them create new pathways in their brains to basically reprogram them to make their disorder managable and keep their housing less hoarded. It's uncurable, like alcoholism, but can be managed and they can go "clean" to some degree, thus reducing hazards and spendings on things they don't need.

[@tonesletner7830]

I know they was doing that they diden't want help.

[@CryMeARiver63]

When they mentioned all those diseases I would have walked away . I understand some things can't be replaced but damn, how the hell can someone live like that .

[@x.y.7385]

Severe mental illness

[@imnotbrad657]

As soon as he got to the second type of Typhoid, I would have been out 🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️

[@nd5875]

Same here. I wouldn’t risk my healthy for a minimum wage job.

[@sebrinaphelps6341]

I know...right!

[@CaliD0LL]

I can’t believe these women haven’t contracted any diseases...except mental. Their immune system must be working over time all these years.

[@scotch4890]

“Urine, insects, and whatnot.” The truth of what that “whatnot” really was keeps him up at night, I’m glad he spared us the truth

[@natwest1971]

😂

[@bigbossshrek3327]

300 bodies of cats and dogs

[@karenday9109]

Good heavens! 🤮

[@karyndewit193]

I missed him saying that.

[@eliaskeio957]

4:44

[@gabriellenichole3445]

I LOVE that they identified the exact diseases that can potentially be contracted by just BEING in the home!! I wish every episode had that!

[@adams9355]

You’d enjoy, How Clean is your House.

[@judet5426]

Sadly I could tell by the rundown of bacteria and viruses that they were effectively living in excrement, the sight of the walls also told a story. I hope they were placed in full time care, as they obviously can't cope and are a danger to themselves and their neighbours.

[@corvidconfidential8826]

There's no need for every episode to have that, all hoarder houses have the same diseases give or take a few.

[@JP-ve7or]

I'm always surprised when I watch Hoarders (U.S. show) and nobody's wearing hazmat suits in some of those houses. Well, some episodes, but definitely not enough.

[@gabriellenichole3445]

@@JP-ve7or me too!!! The types of nasty bacteria and stuff that’s grown for decades is terrifying.

[@HeIIokiwi]

That’s not even hoarding Thats literally just living in complete filth

[@charlenerich3029]

Yup

[@charlenerich3029]

Piles grrr i have neigbours like that

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

Jason never understood that

[@theresabutler7379]

i said the same thing..that’s just lazy trifling behavior

[@Omo21000]

Dumpster house😍

[@themississippicottage9395]

Its amazing how much they 'care' about this stuff when they haven't touched it in years..

[@MsBrendalina]

And they let this stuff they claim to "care" about sit under layers of garbage and rat shit for who knows how long...

[@jja1483]

MsBrendalina ikr😒

[@avevee9708]

Mental illness is tough and often irrational

[@thepinkestpigglet7529]

My brother hoards urine. It's harder for him to justify like this so he gives the actual answer. He just feels like he has to. These people just feel like they shouldn't get rid of things.

[@prussr1885]

SJW libtard wrecker what the hell

[@ShayKMBR]

My father was a hoarder. My mother is OCD. I landed somewhere in the middle and found that, if I can't part with it and need to sell it, I keep a picture of what I "lost" on my computer. It's a much neater place to store things I once cherished without physically having those items.

[@zatanna8222]

That's actually amazing and could be really helpful to many in todays digital world. It's far easier to buy more storage or eventually delete photos than to deal with a house in a state such as the one shown in the video.

[@ShayKMBR]

@@zatanna8222 🙏🏼 Yes, I often wonder why they don't use this technique.

[@maatx4027]

That's genius. I love that you were able to find a healthy way to cope with your urge to hold onto things. Many can't do so with decades of therapy so good for you!

[@ShayKMBR]

@@maatx4027 🙏🏼

[@bgambie21]

I feel like you just described me & my life! My mom is a borderline hoarder & my dad OCD & this is an absolutely brilliant idea! Thank you for sharing, I’m definitely going to start doing this 😊💜

[@suzysmith9186]

I don't like the sisters. They are extremely rude and ungrateful. That house actually needs to be torn down. I think their mental illness is too bad to be living on their own.

[@rebeccapetersen7777]

It's very apparent they have mental issues. It doesn't appear they were ever taught basic cleanliness. Very sad!

[@suzysmith9186]

@@rebeccapetersen7777 or basic manners.

[@KaylaComb]

I've been watching the show hoarders and a lot of them are like this. They're just mentally unstable. Honestly you would have to be to live like that

[@roughcollies1811]

Probably autism , in my state they put these people into group homes.

[@dragon47208]

@@roughcollies1811 wrong. I have autism and hoarding has nothing to do with it

[@johnyracercat]

This is what happens when you tell your sibling it's their turn to take out the trash and they say it's your turn and you never resolve the argument.

[@tonibauer2949]

Data Is Amazing sigh. I always lost that argument with my ex, even though it was his only household chore. 😱

[@realsies9387]

Toni Bauer probably one of the reasons they are your ex I assume.

[@tonibauer2949]

damian Babiec why would wanting my ex to help me around the house in a minor fashion make me gay? I am a straight female, and think you are a confused kid.

[@veganmagick7251]

@@zejdland it's like you NEED to judge someone lol

[@partsbill2003]

I could see my teenage grandsons getting into that argument. They are real slobs. Lol

[@DevDude1017]

How they didn't deem the house uninhabitable, the moment they walked, is beyond me

[@jrwright7839]

When don’t feel like cleaning but need to I watch this. It never fails to motivate me to clean up.

[@ariannabergeron7744]

Jrwright 78 I’m literally gunna clean my room rn.

[@iamdacrazydimples]

Oh my god. I do this too .

[@zoey-nh2uk]

Im gonna clean my kitchen because of this

[@kerovana]

That is actually a great idea lol

[@ebonimom6964]

My current situation. When dude fell through the floor I was like fuck this let me get my ass up and wash these dishes

[@Mama_bear333]

I hope he didn’t cut his suit when he fell threw the floor I would be petrified of getting something in a cut especially after listing the diseases they could possibly get from being in that house

[@kevinmc4500]

It would be like The movie outbreak with Kevin Spacey gets a suit cut

[@alexissoto3618]

@@kevinmc4500 lol yea that part gave me anxiety I was horrified

[@grakkoi6885]

absolutely. how the hell do you even begin cultivating CHOLERA in your own home 😩😩

[@johnpadilla4661]

The moment I saw her crooked glasses on I knew they were in trouble. 🕶️

[@johnpadilla4661]

They could of just used the holes as ventilation c'mon now fellas.

[@Jersey.D3vil201]

The house they bought after this one was condemned too; three houses razed. I think it's pretty clear they need additional help. It's crazy how they can do this again and again and again.

[@ThePortalTheory]

One of these days they find a body under one of those piles hoader: "Oh that's where he went?! Keep his clothes they can be washed!" Ugh.

[@ctt7971]

This has actually happened with pets! One person was missing their cat and they found it underneath a ton of trash..flat as a pancake. “Oh! That’s Fluffy! We thought she ran away...” Fluffy isn’t fluffy anymore...

[@Alex-jg2bc]

@@ctt7971 oh I remember that episode. The cat wasn't even like recently dead, it was pretty much just bones. The fact that the homeowners couldn't smell the cat when it started decomposing is just...

[@ellagreen1967]

Poor thing

[@bakerfritz4681]

I don’t remember which hoarding show I saw it on but this basic scenario has already happened.

[@bakerfritz4681]

Ah. It wasn’t a show. It was in the news: www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/blind-hoarder-whose-son-been-8917733.amp

[@erichart2756]

They lived 3 blocks from me when they filmed this episode... They went back to hoarding immediately after they moved to Sparta

[@patriciawickholm3617]

That might have been the house they lived in when the show Hoarders went to their aid. Don't know.

[@erichart2756]

@@patriciawickholm3617 it was the one in Percy, IL

[@patriciawickholm3617]

@@erichart2756 OMG, how many times have they done this?! YIKES.

[@erichart2756]

@@patriciawickholm3617 they're back to doing this idk... They're kind of the areas amusement when it comes to hoarding, they've had various cars packed with junk and no one even truly knows how they get money let alone how much stuff they have

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

The first house had to be demolished! This one is obviously the second house, then they bought a pretty good home with retirement money and it's also hoarded. I just want to know who bought the second house and how much work did they have to do?

[@aquamarie7364]

Whenever my room gets messy and I don't feel like cleaning it I watch hoarding videos like these. It gives me a kick in the arse to start cleaning

[@ColePhillips]

*okay so inside the house is e. coli, typhoid, collera, gastroenteritis, and Hepatitis A* *okay, so let’s go inside!*

[@Kermit46]

Cole Phillips they said potential

[@wadafefe]

Typhoid and cholera, that enough would be enough for me to say fuck it burn the place to the ground

[@ColePhillips]

johnny gladstone and ?? 😭 doesn’t matter in the slightest

[@MelinaAcosta569]

That’s what I was thinking too 😂

[@marvinhicks2016]

wadafefe I agree! That house has those 19th century diseases

[@mildredpierce4506]

They have destroyed every house they've ever lived in and done it in less than 20 years. One house had to be bulldozed.

[@jenniferwest6108]

They should have to live in a concrete house that they can't ruin.

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

@@jenniferwest6108 they'd find a way.

[@hoodatheist5549]

that Ceracker sounds like joe manchin.

[@amazingdollart4676]

How do they keep acquiring houses that is the question

[@willowashe]

@@jenniferwest6108 I believe that is called “jail”.

[@cindychristian1700]

I remember this actual episode! Their mother shut down emotionally when their older brother was killed in Vietnam! When they talked about him dying when they were 14 years old, they cried from the memory of it but I think they also were crying for their lost childhoods and the emotional lost of their mother! I think that's why they can't/couldn't let go of things!

[@andrewmartinez7559]

That’s a piss poor excuse. Were the British even involved in Vietnam?

[@triggeredcat120]

@@andrewmartinez7559 Your comment is redundant.

[@azillliasmith2734]

@@andrewmartinez7559 is this not an American channel? If so the the comment by Cindy Christian would have some relevance...

[@ye7019]

“THESE BOOKS ARE IMPORTANT!” **slams it to the ground**

[@user-lp5si7ui3w]

"They're irreplaceable, we can never get another of *common shitty book easily found at store*!" They're quite low functioning, I'm shocked anyone thought they are "capable" (obviously not) of running their own household and caring for a property. When you're having tantrums over things you're screeching are important you don't have the intelligence of an a teenager, let alone an adult. Good way of showing why people who need to be group homes or in the care of others have to be able to access it... that house will have to be demolished.

[@user-lp5si7ui3w]

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Thats exactly my point. If it was reverse, I wouldn't be in that fucking situation because I have people around me who know if they aren't capable of taking care of that government services should be called and I should taken to a group/care home or a mental institution- they should've had intervention.

[@user-lp5si7ui3w]

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Try me. Those neighbors could've called the police and ordered a wellness check the second they saw the state of just the exterior of that home. They got in this situation somehow, at one point in time their mother took her eyes of them and at some point, someone, somewhere, should've intervened. They've ruined their property, the community, as well as their own mental health, and it all could've been prevented.

[@user-lp5si7ui3w]

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations Nothing else to say I see. Lol :)

[@antayafairless9028]

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations how about... Stop making excuses for them? A) the person who commented literally stated what words were said and what happened... So if repeating exactly what happened is mocking them.. Yeah.. Think about that ' and b) i have mental illnesses.. So do many.. And its on ME.TO.GET.HELP. they were given 30 days or their house would be taken.. Refuse to get help. Sure.. Mental illness sucks.. But it's on them and ONLY THEM to correct it.

[@bloodthirstybunnies2149]

I'm not the tidiest by all means, but I simply could not let my house get to anywhere near that level. Thank you recommended for making me feel physically sick.

[@rileyjordanmaingque4231]

Yeah if i see my living room all messed up I would play Beatles songs and started cleaning

[@kymo6343]

Yeah. I can let dishes sit for a day, laundry for a few days.... But then I watch something like this and go, NOT ME, LETS GO, JUST DO IT--!

[@damiaragsdale1769]

Exactly they found diseases in the house which is unimaginable

[@abbylucas2778]

dont yal people understand hoarding is something typically caused by trauma?

[@kymo6343]

@@abbylucas2778 yeah okay but a lot of times there's pets or sometimes somehow even kids in these situations so like it kinda stops being smth I can sympathize as much with then. And being attached to an object that rly is good is one thing, but the amounts of trash and insect/rat crap-covered things they try to cling to... Too much.

[@marzigeisha]

It's incredibly sad how traumatised these two are for them to be so attached to material things that symbolise safety and distraction from pain for them. They're so in need of serious help.

[@christopherbako]

They have feces on the wall, and they're concerned about books.

[@gracielleayisi1910]

Then proceed to slam the so called precious books to the ground

[@syariefdirgantara7670]

Typical words & behaviors from a twisted mind.

[@ianmcgranaghan9888]

Tards

[@durden2480]

Fucking lunatics

[@aleyah-x8j]

HOW TF DO YOU GET FECEES ON THE WALL TF-

[@rawlahiabetes6969]

Second time they hoarded a home into being condemned? How are they able to have a home

[@mekelreen9869]

Raw LAHiabetes because they are mentally deficient and therefore people think they are owed it. Just like everyone who are in these comments saying that people who find them rude are just not being sympathetic enough to the hoarders.

[@vilerrify]

@@mekelreen9869 holy shit I do want a house too! Maybe I can even help people not only storage garbage and rat shit! Holy fuck!!

[@Xvladin]

@@mekelreen9869 how does thinking that they're owed a house get them a house? If it's that easy then I might start thinking I'm owed one! Ahhaa

[@mekelreen9869]

Xvladin heh I don’t get it either but you can see loads of individuals seeming to think they are in the comments.

[@AnnieBe65]

They buy them.

[@realmackle]

I did a similar project on a college frat. Hadn't been entirely cleaned since around '05 and I did it in 2019. Found several holes in the wall with used condoms, 7 year old opened alcohol, eventually I found a small hole in the floor on a loose floorboard. Pulled it up and found about 60 "adult" magazines IN THE FLOOR. Still think about it sometimes, half laughing half hacking lol.

[@weirdlyordinary8193]

I shouldn’t be laughing but like that’s iconic

[@avevee9708]

That black man in the organization team rolled his eyes like “oh naw I ain’t getting typhoid”

[@leoniatkins9800]

I noticed that 😂😂😂 ‘oh hell no’

[@dasiacook8630]

Stggggg 😂😂😂😂

[@notgreatnotterrible48years63]

He didn’t roll his eyes lmao he just looked to the side

[@SketchySkullKnight]

He's too smart for that dumb shit I hope he just dipped out

[@firstnameanonymous9374]

I’d be more worried about the hantavirus, 40% death rate and you drown from blood in your lungs.

[@margaretramirez7278]

*My mom Always told me theres a difference between being poor and being dirty this is beyond Filth* 🤮

[@etherealone]

Totally. My grandmother always said filth is unacceptable because soap is cheap. Lol

[@Xscilune]

These two obviously have some mental issues.

[@marigold8060]

Finances has nothing to do with it. There was a Hoarders show about a woman who had a very successful decorating business. She lived in a beautiful mansion. Do to circumstances, the bank for closed. She had so much stuff and did not take care of the situation and basically lost out on income that she would have gained from selling the stuff from her business.

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

Your mom is a weirdo

[@nightmathzombieethan]

Bingo. Also: Class doesn't cost anything, you don't need money to have it.

[@melanietoth1376]

Two homes I lived in as a child were condemned and torn down after my family moved out. My parents were hoarders and my siblings and I grew up in that filth

[@christiecat5367]

These ladies have left multiple homes like this (as of 2021). They clearly have additional needs, they should be in assisted care.

[@junejj2127]

How are they even getting homes?? I thought it was crazy expensive to be a homeowner in America. How are they even managing to get more than one??

[@istvanpraha]

In these small towns in the middle of nowhere houses are cheap. But for people like me…..still not sure how people who don’t work can do it

[@catspajamboree]

my sister works with the developmentally disabled and these women absolutely meet the requirements for one beyond the obvious mental health issue of hoarding i don’t think they have developed mentally past that of a 10 years old and definitely need the supervision

[@gabrieljohns8161]

Not in assisted care. In a mental institution. Involuntary commitment for criminal danger to the entire community.

[@triggeredcat120]

@@catspajamboree That is EXACTLY what I got from these two. They seem to have some sort of handicap in their mannerisms, speech etc.

[@ray-rayrambles3263]

The fact Phyllis’ glasses are so crooked is the most uncomfortable part of this whole situation

[@tmcdowell7977]

Lmaoo

[@diana-fq6km]

and the fact that they get progressively worse omg

[@queene3oh3]

😫😹✊🏾

[@laurababora9898]

@@WapakalypseMan you could have used a completely different & STILL got your point across, you asshole

[@laurababora9898]

@Midas Delightus not everyone with mental disabilities has crooked glasses. He does not have a point.

[@plutosdreamworld]

1:11-1:56 Those are just biohazards alone…Bless the clean up/film crew, as well as those who volunteered. That’s horrific.

[@whispermcgaughy7251]

When they start getting attitudes,it really pisses me off because EVERYBODY there is there to help them..All hoarders act that way..They start acting as if things are so precious but yet it's been buried under piles of crap and eaten by rats..😐

[@sorayawhetung8661]

Whisper McGaughy it’s a mental disorder they can’t help it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@whispermcgaughy7251]

@@sorayawhetung8661 I'm aware that it's a mental disorder, however that isn't an excuse for rude and ungrateful behavior..

[@MissFoxification]

You're complaining that someone is suffering a stress reaction due to their mental illness. For them it's not a choice, they can not help it.

[@whispermcgaughy7251]

@@MissFoxification It's not complaining, it's a statement and I disagree..I understand that it's not an easy process and meltdowns may happen but some of these people are just downright mean and rude.. There's really not much anybody can tell me or correct me on about hoarding because I lived it..

[@MissFoxification]

@@whispermcgaughy7251 No, you're stating how annoyed you are at their behaviour, you are complaining about them. What they are experiencing is a level of stress they can't cope with. That's why they are rude. There's a reason for it, it doesn't make it right but if you care to think instead of react you will realise that. They are mentally ill, if they were healthy they would not respond in that manner. Blaming them like that is the same as blaming someone with narcolepsy for falling asleep.

[@smollolollo]

I truly don’t know how people can live like this. These twins need to be in an assisted living community with care 24/7.

[@donivanpotter2762]

Assisted living is kind of like living hell too. I've seen nursing homes around this area where I live. I seen patients being pushed aside to a corner of a room nobody talkin to them. nobody visiting none of the nurses checking on them just leaving them in a corner sitting in a corner staring at a wall all day. Granted these two sisters are not physically disabled but still I saw so much abuse going on where my dad was doing his rehab there's no way in hell I'd send someone to a nursing home or a place like that. I was glad for my dad to get done with his rehab and get the hell out of that place. My dad was there for antibiotics for bacterial infection. The bacteria was resistant to antibiotics and it took weeks to combat it. Insurance wouldn't pay for the antibiotics at home so we had no choice but to go to that facility.

[@tonesletner7830]

I agree whit you

[@manestage5403]

Her expression.1:45😂 That poor lady probably thought they were just going to help take out a few boxes of old clothes or something. She definitely didn’t sign up for that laundry list of death threats. Lol

[@kiahrae3775]

The black guy in the back when the dude was explaining the risks 🤣

[@SNUPE_FOXX92]

Kiah Rae right 😂 bruh was like 👀

[@VioletRaya]

I saw that 😂😂😂😂 like oh hell

[@a.b.coating]

He said uhhh

[@TheGGH25]

Kiah Rae i was just about to point him out 😂😂

[@erikan3182]

Even those biohazard suites wouldn’t be enough to get me in there...no way. That place just needs to be burned to the ground.

[@laurelm4841]

I don’t think they should be living alone. They clearly need more care.

[@jb6712]

I sure wouldn't want to be one of their caretakers!!

[@christiecat5367]

Very much so

[@christinebutler7630]

They don't qualify for a nursing home, they can walk just fine. Unfortunately folks like this end up homeless.

[@toria.4613]

If they are intellectually disabled they might qualify for a group home.

[@davemathews7890]

Would you want to care for people like this? As a professional, you'd have to recognize that their obnoxious behavior is part of their mental illness, but as a human being how could you stand to put up with their bullshit?

[@dragonfly8877]

Hoarding is the least of these two’s issues. They should never be allowed to live by themselves again.

[@ashleyg893]

The problem here goes deeper than hoarding. There’s some serious mental illness here as well, and it’s clear. I hope these women got the help they truly needed. This behavior is so unsafe.

[@aureliusmarcus1817]

They are a manifestation of First World ingratitude and laziness.

[@ashleyg893]

Ascension Astrology hoarding in and of itself is usually caused by previous mental illness including and not limited to PTSD, or any other serious traumas, along with literally any other mental illness. It’s really sad and breaks my heart for them.

[@ashleyg893]

Ascension Astrology I didn’t say everyone with PTSD is a hoarder. 🙄

[@ashleyg893]

Ascension Astrology as I would know. Considering I have PTSD. I was merely stating that USUALLY, a hoarding disorder is accompanied by other issues.

[@ashleyg893]

Ascension Astrology wow wow wow I’m so sorry I didn’t use perfect wording 🙄 also never said I was an expert but you sure seem to be. WHAT I MEANT WAS “The problem here goes deeper than *JUST* hoarding. There’s some *OTHER* serious mental illness here as well.” Jesus Christ. Everyone is a scholar nowadays.

[@Pinktoes1920]

People out here homeless and these woman are nasty having a whole home and can’t keep it clean so unfortunate

[@elizabethc.5824]

This is one of the reason people end up homeless.

[@Michael1234567860]

It’s pathetic to watch honestly

[@mlpdiamonds7530]

I just can't believe that

[@waitwhat1029]

@@mmc6657 Mental illness is very real and very insidious. I had a friend who was a hoarder. It was never about the stuff… It was always about he was so terrified of losing anything else that even throwing away trash became emotionally crushing. When he passed away, the house had to be destroyed. There was no saving it. That doesn’t mean my friend was lazy or that he wanted to live like that. He was a victim of his own mind. I miss him.

[@waitwhat1029]

@A Stranger ... And yours won’t miss you either. Cheers!

[@lordfarquad1735]

Love it when the hoarders say “we” then sit and watch everyone work cleaning their mess

[@allyannahh3523]

"and basically--" me: *we need to burn the house down*

[@ssaw3008]

Not even fire can clean that filth!

[@goat0472]

The most recent house they got is being condemned now

[@Bunette777]

👍👍

[@violetvallance2062]

With them in it????

[@alanamarie7114]

They live in a dumpster shaped like a house

[@fagggggia]

There needs to be psychological documentary on hoarding. I want to understand how someone can get this way.

[@enjoylife-mn5qq]

Yes same here, there seams to be a very serious and similar mental heath problem or a series of them with people that horde to this extent and get aggressively defensive about it when confronted. Hope they and many others with the same issues can be helped.

[@HG-lf3ek]

it looks like an unhealthy coping mechanism

[@reversecard2063]

@@HG-lf3ek that is what it usually is, forgot which episode but one of the hoarders was raped and abused as a kid so they decided to do everything in their power to make themselves "gross" to other people and avoid everyone at all costs, another one a lady who had a modeling career (even at like 60 she looked amazing) who threw it away for her husband who ended up cheating on her than dumping her.

[@patriciaduncanjimenez6019]

I found excellent, informative lectures on hoarding on KZbin.

[@constantdisappointment5658]

I'd want to take several hoarders in a room to chat with one another, and then lead them to a large pile of their collective junk. I wanna see if they can identify all of their own treasures

[@puppies4everthefam233]

The sister in the blue sweater is mentally unwell. The anger, tears, and rudeness is beyond palpable. They act like they’re getting rid of valuables but yet everything is destroyed by feces and black mould. The list is quite extensive with the different types of diseases that house has.

[@DarlingNikki2]

The fact that either one of them is alive after living in that biohazard is amazing. They must have immune systems made out of titanium or something!

[@IH8YT]

So it only took the twins *five* years to ruin this house. This is the second time they have had a house condemned. But fear not fellow viewers they managed to buy a *new* 2 bedroom house. Alas their hoarding can resume once more❣️☺️️

[@xxxtearfulangelxxx3128]

@Optimus Prime if they even have anybody to foot the bill to put them into the nursing home

[@AmyAndThePup]

Where'd you find this out? So, so sad. They're just gonna fill up this other house. Wish mortgage companies could be warned about them. Damn.

[@krashd]

They should be institutionalised if they have already ruined two houses, they clearly can't live in society. There used to be a time when people who were a danger to themselves or others would be kept in asylums but now they are free to roam where they can create biohazards or cut someone's head off and walk down the street with it. I'm not sure closing down the asylums was progress...

[@erickramer3050]

Where do they get the money?

[@krashd]

@@erickramer3050 People that hoard are usually very frugal, which means that even if they are on welfare cheques they likely only spend a fraction of it on utilities and food. After 10 years of that a person can have quite a healthy bank account. It's why some old people die with six-figure bank accounts despite living in a tiny house. Saving money is easier than people think if you live a modest lifestyle, especially if you collect shit that other people throw away.

[@deannelevi3321]

These stories are really so sad. They are each suffering from serious untreated mental illness. Beyond heartbreaking!

[@SoniComi]

They're angry. They have other people, HUMAN BEINGS going out of THEIR WAY to pick up after them and they're ANGRY?!

[@MJ-mp1fx]

They're not well. I'm afraid they can't see reality for what it is and probably think they would be just fine if these nosy people just minded their own business. They must be absolutely trapped in their own minds.

[@corygiesbrecht5423]

Honestly they need to be put in a facility while these hardworking heros clean the mess up.

[@arianadefalco7861]

theyre attached to all their items and live in their own world, they dont rly understand that ppl are trying to help

[@havenprice]

When i offered to hire people to clear my mums house (not this bad, but pretty bad) with the items to be checked by her before they get removed, she looked at me like i was the devil and was so angry at me....

[@RipRLeeErmey]

Y'all out here talking about how these people should've been put in a home or should've had help a long time ago, I say they should've been banned from house ownership and stuffed into an assisted living home the minute they made this house LITERALLY UNINHABITABLE

[@djlivvy46]

They were threatened with eviction from yet another house earlier this year.

[@killinspecialist1965]

the only assisted living they need is a bullet to the head these people are a menace bro

[@christinebutler7630]

They don't qualify for nursing home or ALF care. They're perfectly fit, physically. They're just slobs to the nth degree.

[@trevordonaldson7634]

@@killinspecialist1965 That sounds like both you and these women have some issues going on upstairs.. albeit different issues.

[@junejj2127]

@@killinspecialist1965 yikes. We should murder people who have difficulty taking care of themselves because they're an "inconvenience"? I know a German organization that would've loved you, bud

[@PaperImagesArtStudio]

Having an issue is one thing, this is just plain disgusting!!! How can anyone live like this.

[@Kevnadian]

That house isn't even worth cleaning out and attempting to restore. So much of the interior would have to be gutted anyways. Would be easier to tear down and re build anew

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

They still have to clean it out

[@gargwinvinesnake6961]

@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations gasoline and a match. Easier and more sanitary to dig up and dispose of ashes.

[@stephaniebrayton9681]

I think you mean strike a match.

[@superboobs890]

They had to bulldoze it anyways

[@inasfe7687]

I don’t think burning down a house full of biohazards is a good idea

[@isabelschwab2162]

Whenever I see things like this, I just imagine "What if this was someone's childhood home?" Imagine going back to your childhood home after decades and seeing that such a precious place was completely ruined beyond repair

[@arianadefalco7861]

yea, i cant imagine knocking on a door wondering what someone did to my old house and seeing it covered in random stuff

[@adamjaxn3156]

Something like that happened to my childhood home. The new owner painted the house pink, drained the pool and put junk in it, and let the grass in the front and backyard die. Turns out they were using the house to store drugs and they were raided after a year. Our old neighbors sent us newspaper clippings about the raid and what was done to the house. I think someone else eventually bought it and took it back to what it looked like when we lived there.

[@purplypinkpixi21]

Have you ever seen the 1980s Anne of Green Gables Sequel? Literally the same thing happened

[@disneygirl8694]

I’m not sure if this counts, but one of the first places I remember living in was torn down and made into a volleyball court for the owners. Second home that I lived most of my childhood / teen years changed almost everything from the outside including knocking down my dad’s makeshift animal enclosures. The feeling is a little sad but what can you do? It’s not like anyone has plans of reliving their childhoods

[@TrueMystique]

Trust me, I know the feeling with my grandmother's house. I had relatives destroy it.

[@ashthepainter]

They are literally risking their lives cleaning this home and the sisters are crying over books...BOOKS 🤣

[@lawranew5125]

It's just like living on top of a landfill. It's just, on the inside.

[@charlenerich3029]

Excelty

[@charlenerich3029]

@Kansas What It makes me want puke! We have neigbours who hoard inside and out ! A wall is going up and we live in countery were the town council does not care!

[@loganreynolds6143]

I think a landfill might be cleaner than what they're living in, I've never seen this level of Filth and squalor, it's overwhelming.

[@Tiogair]

I know mental illness is at play here, but these women are losing their minds over some supermarket romance novels while their house is so disgusting it’s literally falling apart. Someone needed to intervene and if necessary require these women to get help a long, long time ago.

[@HOOMSCARE]

The fact that their house has CHOLERA in it along with a multitude of other diseases is absolutely insane

[@kayleelogan151]

It makes me so mad how many homeless people would love a big home like this & they treat it like a dumpster.

[@paleo704]

So would homeless people

[@DrRisto__TWITCH]

@@paleo704 stfu “paleo” read a book illiterate

[@sharonrigs7999]

Unfortunately many people who have been homeless for many years become feral and difficult to keep housed. They trash whatever social housing they get.

[@kaechan9590]

This is a major reason so many are homeless actually. People lose their homes because they trashed them beyond habitability. They wont take care of themselves by civilized standards. Living in a landfill is their element. You should see the underpasses and easements of Seattle and San Francisco. They LIKE living in piles of sewage and garbage. Others spend thousands or volunteer to help them when they can't even recognize they have a problem, so naturally they relapse and immediately plunder a new garbage hoard. It's nearly impossible to have sympathy for them. I lost mine years ago, cause these same people could (and do) spread medieval diseases throughout a community, and couldn't care less. I only have sympathy for the homeless that just got down on their luck, but they don't stay on the streets long. The chronically homeless are hopeless cases for all kinds of reasons. These twins have literally become a biological threat to the community, and they're worried about book titles. Lock them away in an asylum until they learn, and if they never learn, well at least they're not on the streets spreading disease and mayhem.

[@someonefartedwhilereadingt9917]

@@kaechan9590 who's ass did you pull this "information" from ??

[@RJArens]

There's a huge difference between a cluttered house and treating you're house like a garbage can. That place is just plain nasty.

[@kuriburger]

That home could have been a lovely home for a family. There's people on the streets who could only imagine living and owning their home and then there's these two people who keep destroying them.

[@BZman7]

If it was me cleaning.. Me: "ooops the house accidentally caught on fire"

[@sean6992]

Honestly just 'accidentally' burn the house

[@radfatdaddy4169]

"Oh no I've accidentally poured gas on this accidentally burning house!"

[@seleyav.7101]

@@radfatdaddy4169 As wet as the house is you will need a lot of gas!!! And imagine, most of the wet stuff is piss and sh**

[@radfatdaddy4169]

@@seleyav.7101 Why would you make me imagine that? But yeah, you'd probably be better off using a mix of gasoline, and diesel. That's what we use for hard to burn areas. Gas to get the fucker started, and get the diesel to temp, and the diesel to keep it going for longer.

[@notown4204]

Lol

[@lailanimessina1473]

The guys in the green helping were thinking twice about going inside 😩😂😂

[@SurgingApocalypse]

You know your house is dirty when you need to hire a biohazard expert

[@kopo7466]

I'm genuinely surprised (disgusted too) that anybody would rent or sell to anyone who has condemned a home by hoarding so much that it's a crumbling biohazard. Much less 2 houses in a row. They need to either be jailed or institutionalized to prevent them from destroying perfectly good homes that other people will take care of and respect, not treat like an indoor landfill.

[@Cartia6269]

These two retards should be taken behind the barn and put down. They are rude, ungrateful and nasty as hell.

[@Volaris27]

Ive heard of hoarding but this must be the worst case on record. I almost puked watching. They need therapy or they wont be able to live anywhere with the issues they have.

[@Xscilune]

I agree this was a horrible disgusting mess but not All 'hordes' are toxic, sometimes when people are physically not able the house gets to be a mess and even the ones with family can't get help cleaning it up.

[@Gyaradosage]

Poop lady was worse. She’s always the worst.

[@Volaris27]

@@Gyaradosage oh my

[@vinpiazzo801]

Victoria Towns which episode was that?

[@Gyaradosage]

Vin Piazzo I think they removed it from KZbin, but I’ll try to find her name. Edit: “Shanna & Lynda” was the episode.

[@MB-gl2bl]

Bless those who came together to help people suffering. I can’t imagine living like this, but I understand everyone is different - something clearly went wrong and this is how they cope.

[@itzellopez6140]

Why do they ask or receive help if they get aggressive and mad? Ungrateful.

[@nl9833]

Panic response.

[@chantelxo]

Well clearly to live like that they have a mental condition to begin with, must be obvious so their reaction wouldnt be normal with help either then.

[@enzopenzo7941]

You see them as a normal person but deep inside in their mind theyve got mental ilness

[@sebastianneking3399]

I don't think they usually are the ones askong for help. I think it's relatives, friends or just nice, concerned people.

[@HalfShelli]

It doesn’t seem like they had a choice.

[@hugskitten6100]

"The floor is certainly a very dangerous aspect to this clean up.....as I just...illustrated" LOL this guy is great.

[@cubwals03]

I dont think he meant that in a joking manner

[@kindhoneyrose1979]

Having been homeless before, people like this don't deserve these homes. Myself and other homeless people would love these homes and keep them clean. If they're being this rude and nasty just let them lose all of it

[@jermed2001]

Bless Eduardo's heart, he was so determined, brave and humble.

[@princesssprinklesthecat4192]

Yeah for a Mexican

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 stop being racist

[@willowashe]

He understood how he needed to talk to the sisters. Eduardo could see the twins were in a very delicate emotional state, and were ‘immature’ to begin with. There was a moment where he put his arm over one of the twin’s shoulders and tried to calm her down. She didn’t accept, but he was shuffling though tactics to work with them productively.

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

I was a hoarder like this. The problem was in the very beginning stages. Thankfully I got help from my parents and therapist. I like to watch these videos to show what my life could have been like if I did not get the help that I did. Now what I do is digital hoarding. Sure, it is still hoarding, but it is far better than living in the filth I would have should I have chosen to hoard stuff physically.

[@germanmemerboi3157]

Could you ellaborate? By digital, do you mean hoard images, data? Or digital objects like games?

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

@@germanmemerboi3157 - Sure. One thing that I like to hoard the most is videos. I use my iPad to record the screen. Think of it like recording onto a VHS tape, except it's entirely digital. I also have a note with links of all the advertisements I've been shown on various KZbin videos.

[@bartdegryse9345]

my parents, but more like old clothes, toy's, furniture, etc. opposite from me, cleaned a lot, brought like 80% to the dumpster, even with cars they drove, it was more like a car cemetery ... *my dad said he'd would fix/sell them* nope, opposite from me, the moment I'd had my new car *old one, to much maintance*, but still driveable, advertised it for selling. next day, hups, it got sold, and the buyer drove away with it, instead of standing at the same spot in the garage for 5+ years ... the car had still some use for him, same car, for replacement parts.

[@shanabell8603]

Jesus... And you admit that shit?? You people have no shame do you?

[@AkatsukiUndead]

@@shanabell8603 I super hope that Satan turns the heat up a little higher when you get to hell

[@boblayadlay]

This video shot my anxiety levels to 100000000%

[@brokenandcraked]

My mother is a hoarder, thankfully not quite to this degree, but watching the twins throw books around because they were being forced to downsize/clean, was like watching my mother.

[@Whorange_Juice]

Is no one gonna talk about how that one sisters glasses are literally almost completely sideways??? It's like they're on a damn incline. 😂😂😂

[@cajuncountry7103]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ashleeylyn]

I can’t even fathom the habits these two have to have in order for them to do this to a home.. and in 5 years someone said?! So beyond disgusting and wrong. There’s seriously something wrong with them and they obviously should not be living on their own.

[@nrmmom]

I definitely dont mean to be offensive but do they have an intellectual disability? I dont think they should be living alone

[@GreenHoodieNinja]

They are definitely mentally ill. Some of the comments have said it's autism, but regardless this is their SECOND home that they've hoarded to the point of being condemned. They shouldn't be living on their own together.

[@lilacsblossom]

@@Mirroxaphene Retard is very derogatory, please don't use it as it's really hurtful :)

[@lilacsblossom]

@@GreenHoodieNinja It's more than just autism. I'm on the spectrum. It doesn't lead to this. I do have difficulty taking care of myself but it would never be to this point. I can't imagine an autistic person would survive in that environment anyway. The sounds of the bugs and the smells and constant stress of clutter, it's got to be incredibly overwhelming for anyone but especially autistics

[@MishaFlower]

Isobel Eve retard is a technical term

[@lilacsblossom]

@@MishaFlower It used to be, but using it in a modern context is really hurtful and using it typically offends mentally disabled and neurodivergent people.

[@ClarisseRockinThatBow]

These women need to be in assisted living and cared for by mental health professionals. They should NEVER own or rent a space again. They don't seem to understand that other people are in danger cleaning THEIR MESS!!!!

[@mikejohn0088]

Assisted living = 4k-5k per month. What's your plan B?

[@ClarisseRockinThatBow]

@Big Mike Johnson Even they had family who could make sure they get the psychiatric care they need - at least that would be something positive. If they are not financially able to go to assisted living, perhaps a family member could take them in. There us always Medicaid.

[@Pisceanratsun]

No empathy. Some people don't own a home, leave em to it.

[@janejetson4077]

How the hell do people live like that? Just watching it from a distance makes my skin crawl and gives me the feeling that I have to take a hot scolding shower with tons of bleach.

[@gowdsake7103]

I think YOU have a problem as well

[@isabellaspangenberg6550]

@@gowdsake7103 fr

[@TheSquishy711]

I wouldn't get mad at having to throw away irreplaceable items. I would get mad that I let that item get into such a horrible condition considering it is irreplaceable.

[@MrRugbyloosehead]

tHIS WHY HORDERS BECOME THIS WAY?!? They believe everything is something to be kept and has value even garbage,I knew a person who kept his cigarette packs and drink cups from a takeout place,he once had so many that you couldn't open his bedroom cause the the shear amount ,so he had to sleep in the front room, but then the garbage eventually took over the whole house!

[@jah3053]

Having all these diseases and bacteria being listed should of smacked a little sense into the sisters. I can smell this house through the screen 🤢🤮🤧

[@calebjanus2000]

It didn't. They will die like this.

[@sheilawarner9550]

They have an illness

[@selene8710]

I applaud the team for giving their time, their lives, and doing their job. Hope none of them got sick

[@MadMax-dp2bb]

This is what trauma looks like. I hope these two get the help they need.

[@darreylhenderson702]

Organizer:So we've found e. coli, typhoid, collera, gastroenteritis, and Hepatitis A, along with *three new viruses* that have just been discovered in this house. Sister Coughs Organizer: make that 4

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Hunter Virus, one of the diseases they mentioned was a killer in Medieval times: Henry V111 sister died of it.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Darrely, did you really copy and paste your comment from someone after a mere 3 months? Pathetic and unoriginal!

[@PownerMusicOfficial]

@@gillianbrookwell1678 Hanta Virus

[@pinkcrissy]

Well if the sisters could survive through that they definitely could survive covid 19 lool

[@malayahwolfe6386]

It's been a long time since I've heard about these two, I used to live in the town where this was filmed at and sorta knew these two. I didn't know them personally perse but you would see them around from time to time when they drove by. Their van was just as bad as that house was, you could not see through any of the windows aside from the drivers and passengers window. This video is a few years old at this point (this took place back when i was in middle school, currently two years graduated), they dont live in the town anymore (not sure where they went)

[@AnnieBe65]

Do you know what happened to the animals? I saw at least 5 cats and no one even mentioned them.

[@malayahwolfe6386]

Reia B I’m not entirely sure, I would assume animal control removed them from the house hold

[@djlivvy46]

They were threatened with eviction from yet another house earlier this year, the news story is on Twitter.

[@nw66990]

@@djlivvy46 not shocked

[@redrebel5565]

It's a combo of laziness and sickness. Lazy comes first then acceptance then sickness.

[@ΦΡΑΝΣΟΥΑΖΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΙΔΟΥ]

It looks so unreal, unimaginable that people can live in such conditions!!! Homeless people are far cleaner than hoarders!!!

[@linzyc4696]

Hoarders always have the same few phrases. “You can’t find this anymore” is a major one

[@pathuff9511]

What gets me is the sister obsessing over irreplaceable books, but it was ok to keep the books in all the filth.

[@makeout-defense8553]

“Girl stop getting mad and clean up that nasty ass house”😭

[@yaskween8817]

The way that black man looked around 🤣 I would've felt the same 🏃‍♀️💨 everyone else was like... "huh okay not that bad let's get it" lol

[@pokaru2581]

I love how the cameraman is almost always in the way but no one talks about it

[@Dizzyfingers2]

Eduardo: "Some things that may cause you harm: E. coli, Typhoid, Cholera, Hepatitis A ...." Woman in Blue: "Charles say what now?" @1:42

[@shellmatheis5258]

When you need a shovel to clean your house...

[@monoe100]

What I can say here is that it is every parent's responsibility to teach their children how to keep tidy and clean coz this is results.. they will grow up knowing that cleanliness is not important

[@user-ne9wp8ve5u]

I’m in the remodeling business and I actually went into a hoarders house. It was not pleasant at all. It is a mental disorder. So sad.

[@Anonymous-zx4od]

I’ve fallen through a hole in an abandoned house, which I was in alone. I had to call my friend in from the outside and get her to pull me out. The hole literally went just below my waist and it was nasty asf. Probably ticks and mud all around my leg.

[@sleepylilwolf1749]

I feel bad for u

[@Anonymous-zx4od]

@@sleepylilwolf1749 it’s okay, it was completely my fault. My friends told me to watch out cuz their was a hole in the middle of the floor and ofc me being me fell through it. Plus that’s not the scariest thing I’ve been through so I’m good

[@createwithkas]

THE SCOWLS at just :15 seconds in tells you ALL you need to know …

[@Bluemonkeyvideoman]

That old lady's face in the blue coat when he was telling them about the hazardous threats is priceless lol.

[@Mp3tjuh]

I will never understand how some people can live like that and not be disgusted or how they take it this far. Gross.

[@fslayer1290]

Mental illness.