Fans only! Answering my most asked questions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2023
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Some of my favorite channels:
"Clean With Barbie" - @cleanwithbarbie
"Mom Likely" - @MomLikely
"Living With Cambria" - @livingwithcambriea
"Get It Done With Gabbi" - @getitdonewithgabbi
"Aurikatariina" - @Aurikatariina
"Post10" - @post.10
"Cromulent Archer" - @cromulentarcher
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I lost my husband and only grandchild within 10 months of each other from cancer. I laid in bed for 4 months. It has been very hard but I have slowly gotten better. It has been 4 years. Thank you for being so kind and understanding.
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losing a family member triggers this so often, it's happened to me...and i refuse to judge anyone who finds themselves in these situations, this guy is wonderful to do this and he understands the subject so well, i love his explanations of these mental health matters, etc.
I'm so sorry for your losses & pain.
I can relate. 🙏 🤲
So sorry for your losses. Praying for you 😢
Grief hits us all differently and so glad you are up and moving again. One minute at a time sometimes is all we can do.
Your voiceovers are the best - you truly are The Barry White of Midwest Housecleaners.
Yes! His voice is sooo relaxing, then he throws in those crazy comments and catch you off guard.
Exactly🎉!!
❤😂 I love his articulation and clarity. I hate when I have to turn on CC to understand what a commentator is saying.
I agree also with the comparison!
I totally agree!
I love that you thanked yourself. We don’t congratulate ourselves enough and that is important.
I just realized why your channel attracted me. Years ago my son and I cleared out an apartment after a young Iraq Veteran had died. We didn’t want his mother to have to do that. He had dogs, so it was pretty bad. Your nonjudgmental attitude is so refreshing. ❤
Thank you for helping that mother during the worst moment of her life. That was very kind of you and your son❤
@@risa122276 me too thank you for you and your son for your blessed heart ❤️
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Thank you from the bottom of my heart for that work of love. 🙏
Hey Mr. Humble! 😂
Retired Psychiatric/Mental Health RN here. Your M. H. knowledge is wonderful and spot on. And your compassion is beyond measure.
Thank you for taking us along on your journey! ♥️
You provide such a respectful, detailed explanation for hoarding and other disorders for the "why don't they just stop" folks. Thank you. You've also included the fact that you don't charge the homeowner for your services in several videos, so I am surprised that people are still asking. The YT proceeds are pretty obvious, so again, not sure why people are still asking.
They need to PAY MORE ATTENTION!!!!
As this channel grows and as the videos go viral he'll often have these questions. It's necessary if he wants to create awareness and mindful content. I saw one video that had 1.3 million views. That's a lot of people I'm sure 1 or 2 of them are going to have questions. But it's all good.
@@carleneboulden4386 Yeah, that was my thought as well....in addition to comprehension. 🤣
@@Kinypshun 😂🤣
I was watching cleaning with Barbie the other day and she mentioned that you had purchased a mattress for one of the houses that she cleaned. I think you're awesome already but when she said that I had to come and give you a huge thumbs up. 👍👍👍
The humble intro had me in tears 😂. I wouldn't expect anything less from you. Thanks for this treat. I was so happy to wake up to a new video from you this morning!!
I laughed so hard!🤣❤️
Me too! This is my new FAVORITE channel!! ♥️
Thank you. I struggle to do basic things like laundry, dishes, sweeping, moping, etc. I lost my father six years ago and each year it gets harder for me. I have been diagnosed with PTSD. Some days I have multiple panic attacks. I had to leave my job in customer service because I could no longer do it. So anybody that it like yourself that takes their time to help people in need (they are in need) is an angel in my book. So suck it!!!!!
Much love to you-I hope the panic attacks get better. That is also a difficult and complex disorder. I hope you are getting counseling and help!
@@susansmith493 I also suffer from anxiety and panic attacks and yes cleaning and organizing helps me to feel a bit calmer.
@@amerinethorburn1124 wish it did that for me. I feel overwhelmed.
@@debradavis768 In a former video he said that it does not feel overwhelming if you don't think of cleaning a room as a whole, but only parts of it: clean this table, then clean the dishes, then the stove and so on.
Today pick up the trash, tomorrow do the dishwashing. I do it by hand because of the soothing feeling of the warm water, singing or humming along.
I suffer from CFS and depression, and I lost my job, my mother and my mother in law within three months, and I'm often overwhelmed by doing my chores. But I split my work into small pieces: for example on Monday I clean (something) in the kitchen, Tuesday the living room, wednesday the bathroom and so on.
You just have to be faster than the gods of chaos.
@@schnetzelschwester yes I saw that video. Some days it is manageable other days it is a struggle just to get out of bed. But his technique does help on good days!
Thank you so much because you explain for others what is mental problems! ❤️
Thanks for your shout out to him! Mutual admiration society!! ;)
I know when my dad died I went into a slump. Mom had been gone for 6 years and I lived to take care of him. All I could do was sit, it lasted for months. One day it felt as if loving hands were placed on my shoulders and said your good now and you'll be fine. Slowly I trudged back and worked room to room. I took pride in the difference in before and after trying to turn memories from tears to smiles. It can happen, I gave up not knowing it could happen and had. Life can play tricks, you can trick yourself back to life.
I know exactly how you feel. In April 2021 I lost my oldest sister. It's taking me this long to come out of it.
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@@Dana-fn5zt Same here with my dad passing from cancer... But we must stay strong. 🤗
Relatable. April 6th, it will be five years since my husband died after a short and brutal battle with cancer.
I’m naturally an organized clean-freak, but, since his death, there are a couple areas in my home that I can’t get to without feeling overwhelmed with grief-so I’ve avoided them for years..
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darling, call that his spirit is with you, say out loud:
You want to help I'd be happy for you to join me but we need to get busy.
I handled talking thinking spirit was with me and allowed it to help me.
Something in your story resonates with me also. Over time the sadness wanes and things that seem so difficult suddenly become easy again without you even noticing. If we’re lucky. Thanks for sharing. 💚💛💜
I particularly liked your insight and compassion and non-judgemental attitude towards the people you help. You’re right it is a mental issue and not just laziness that brought them where they are. It made me realize my issues started when I lost my dad several years ago. You’re a good guy to help them out. 🙂
You & Aurikatariina are absolutely wonderful people for what you do for these people. Your personalities, empathy and content are great. Thank you
I second this! The two of you are so kind and truly understand that people are MUCH MORE than the mess you see! ❤
The world needs so much more of people like you. Hoarding is a fascinating disorder. While I can't relate, I always think of it as people's sorrow and depression spilling out and manifesting on the outside. The loneliness that they must feel having to keep their living condition a secret from friends and family must be unreal. Thank you for being a compassionate person and doing what you do. This middle-of-the-week video was great!
You are correct on your theory.
I grew up in a hoarding house so I try to have compassion for people but when children are involved it really triggers me, and I know that’s my own problem and these people have mental disorders, but I really struggle being empathetic sometimes in those specific situations. Usually I’m a pretty empathetic person.
@@thicccemogf3488 The ones where they involve children are difficult to wrap one’s head around for sure. I also find it tough to empathize with the pet hoarders. Children and pets don’t have a choice and are forced to deal with horrendous conditions. Not easy to empathize with those situations.
@@SilverSkateBetty agreed. Pets are part of my parents hoarding problem too, and I have five brothers who all had to live in the same conditions. My parents would constantly get dogs as puppies, love on them and then as soon as they got old enough for their puppy behavior to not be cute anymore they would just lock them in a cage 24/7 except to go out and to eat. Instead of doing any sort of potty training, exercising them, or any obedience training, they would just call them bad dogs and stick them in cages until they finally got fed up enough to get rid of them. And forget finding a home for them or taking them to a rescue or the pound, they would load up their children in the car and take us to the middle of nowhere, or sometimes my mom would target rich neighborhoods hoping a rich person would take them in, and just abandon them there. And they would go a few months to a few years without any animals and the cycle would start over again. Like they might be successful with an older dog that’s laid back and has been trained, it could work for them. But even then I find it hard to believe it would work out long term for the dog to live a happy life until they died. They only ever kept 3 dogs for the dogs whole life span, two of which were the first two dogs they had as a couple who were old by the time they starting having kids, and another little chihuahua named Tico for 15 years. But Tico was pretty neglected and never got vet care and when I went with my mom to put him down you could tell the vet was judging her for how neglected he was. They never got vet care for any of the animals because even though my mom had a 6 figure a year job they were horrible with money and lived paycheck to paycheck. I had to let my cat stay with my parents for 5 months once while I went to rehab and when I finally moved back home that weekend I was moving everything I called to tell her I was coming to get him and she said he was out in the neighborhood somewhere (he was never an outdoor cat before then) and so I went around looking for him and I finally found him and he had a giant wound on his neck from my mom putting a flea collar on him and neglecting to notice it was causing an allergic reaction. They had just let him outside so much they never saw him and the wound just festered. Plus he doesn’t get along with other cats and she always has 3-4 so I’m sure that’s part of why he always wanted out of the house. So I had to find $300 fresh out of rehab with no job to get my cat treated. But anyways they always wanted the cute puppies and puppies and 1-2 year old dogs are fucking insane. Of course they’re gonna piss and shit everywhere if you don’t let them out regularly or teach them how to tell you when they need to go. Of course they’re gonna destroy your house if you’re ignoring them and they’re bored out of their minds. The two current ones they have are kept in their cage about 22-23 hours a day. Two of my brothers learned contracting work and they re-did my parents first floor for them, but the basement and the upstairs still need done. Like they keep those floors clean now but they’re all fucked up from years of neglect. Anyway the first floor is livable now and my mom will let them out if my dad isn’t around and they’ll lay down with her after they go potty and eat. But my dad HATES them on the couch and they haven’t done anything to train them to stay off the couch so ofc they constantly jump on the couch and my dad will get pissed within minutes of telling them multiple times to get off the couch and puts them back in the cage. And every time they’re let out of the cage they freak out and are full of energy and jump around and bark and constantly want everyone’s attention because it’s so goddamn exciting to them to not be in that cage. My mom was telling me tonight she just wants to put blankets down on the couch so they can be up there with them without getting the couch hairy and she can just wash the blankets, but he doesn’t want that. I told her to do it anyway because he doesn’t get to be the only one making the decisions about them when he was the one that wanted them too. Plus I told her the more she lets them out the less exciting it will get for them and the faster they will calm down and go lay down somewhere or go play together somewhere. Or if you put blankets on the couch they’ll come cuddle with you. But my dad refuses to let her. So I told her she should probably just get rid of them because that’s no life for an animal, and she refuses to stand up to my dad about it, and she agreed and said she’s been thinking about it. And I said ‘okay and in 6 months to a year when you’re depressed again instead of buying another dog you won’t take care of we can go cuddle some puppies at a pet store or something and you should never get another one’ And she said no I don’t want any more dogs after this. I don’t think either her or my dad realize that they are the problem and not the dogs when it comes to how many they’ve given up or just straight up abandoned. It’s heart breaking to watch.
@@thicccemogf3488 That is heartwrenching to hear. Not just for the pets but for you and your brothers that had to be subjected to watching the pets be treated that way and becoming attached to them to just see them get abandoned and lost. I'm wondering, did growing up this way affect you or any of your brothers by exhibiting the same behaviors as your parents? Do any of you have hoarding tendencies or was it kind of like "when I get out of here I'll never live like this" kind of thing? I really do hope that you and your brothers are now living lives that are fulfilling and happy. ♥
I don't think anyone has ever described hoarding more precisely and succinctly. Excellent. I am an introvert so the friends I make are the ones I've had for 40 years. And the only family I had was my mother. My mother and a lot of my friends all died within 5 years of each other. (friends died of suicide, rare disease, addiction and cancer - and all young).
Also my dogs of 20 and 15 also died. Prior to those deaths I cleaned all the time and the house was always cleaned - I hated clutter. After the last death of my best friend by suicide, (and the onset of painful auto-inflammatory disease) it drove me into not cleaning. Suddenly I needed clutter around me - as if to fill the void of the people I've lost. I'm struggling with hoarding (not too bad) and am slowly finding my way out. I'm a happy person and am grateful for everything so I'm lucky that I no longer suffer from depression. I never fully realized how loss can affect you in such a way. These videos help motivate me and help recognize my issue - its also great for cleaning product ideas. So nice of you to help people and offer your services for free to some folks who need it. Prayers to those who struggle with this ailment and loss. Its real!
My heart goes out to you! May the LORD bless you and bring His joy into your life!
I love your sense of humor. You also show so much empathy towards your “clients”. It is very hard to live with a mental illness, people don’t need judgement on top of their problems. Keep up the good work!
I have complex PTSD, and panic disorder, OCD, along with a bunch more disorders. Sometimes it's hard for people to understand that mental illness isn't just a mind over matter thing. Hello from Minnesota!!!
you are a shining example of the level of compassion I wish I saw in others all the time, plus a great sense of humor as always. Side note, I LOVE that vivarium tank, it's gorgeous!
I was just about to comment on that beautiful tank! And the black and white Christmas tree is rockin’.
You are so correct about trauma causing hoarding. My exhusband left me for another woman after 25 years of marriage. I began spending money like crazy trying to replace the world of security I thought I had. Thankfully, I didn’t become a hoarder and realized what and why I was doing. You are a beautiful human!
When you said Living with Cambria, I just swooned. She is an amazing mom and I love her voiceovers. I love watching cleaning videos. Its soothing. Thanks for the update on questions you get asked often. Plus, your humor is unmatched.
"What state do you live in?"
Denial
I laughed and chuckled. I needed that laugh this morning. Thank you again and have a pleasant day.
I just started watching Emily Norris-she is English and quite similar to Cambria. She is starting a series of helping overwhelmed folks also!❤
Cambriea is awesome! I love her videos ❤️
Tjek out auri catarina, she is also amazing
You explain hoarding disorder & depression very well. Thank you for your empathy and for helping others. May your kindness come back to you tenfold. 💚
Your explanation on how people become hoarders is what I already suspected to be the case.Grief can be manifested in ways that only those who have experienced it would comprehend. Your kindness and understanding is overwhelming.
I think it's good that you escort people to the door if they only hate the people you help. empathy is felt less and less. why can't we just be happy that a poor soul has been helped? sometimes these people just need a fresh start to get their life back under control. stay as you are. you are definitely doing the right thing
And if you miss one, I think they will be thoroughly booed out of the room!
The people who ask these same questions in the comment section "What if they don't keep it clean" do not understand the concept of "altruistic help / love", that is being given from the goodness of one's heart without any expectations. And that is scary.
I just want to ask them:
"What if no one helps them because of a rotten attitude like yours?"
you are my antidepressant. you're so inspirational, seriously I'm having a bad time just now, hubby lost both his legs, has cancer and lots more. i'm struggling to get out of bed, house is getting messy, I'm pissing myself of .so ty Sir x
"...if you cannot have empathy for all these folks go through? I'd say that's more of a YOU problem" -- love how you are the anti-bully that is so clearly missing from so many other channels.
Auri, cambriea, and Barbie are my favorite too besides you. The rest seem to clean already clean spaces. There is also a couple of landscapers who have channels who go around and help people in need of landscaping who are elderly or sick/unable to clean up and mow their yard. Those are oddly satisfying to watch too.
The Boring Channel is my fave of those landscaping ones! He is funny, does great work, no music, and helps so many folks who don’t even know who did the job for them! They have been doing graveyards that are not taken care of also. And he said the exact same thing about sponsors! Freedom from corporate rule is the best part of working for yourself!
The Boring Channel is my fave of those landscaping ones! He is funny, does great work, no music, and helps so many folks who don’t even know who did the job for them! They have been doing graveyards that are not taken care of also. And he said the exact same thing about sponsors! Freedom from corporate rule is the best part of working for yourself!
I find your voice very soothing. You could read a whole book and It would be a pleasure for me to listen to you. Also love your great sense of humor
You are one of the most "real" people I've run into on the internet, and I love what you say, where you're coming from, in regards to the mental spaces these poor folks are stuck in. I think what you do for them helps-- well, I know it does!-- if even just briefly. And your sense of humor and your work ethic are top notch. Be proud of Jason, but never stop having fun with him. You've done good with him, Dad. Now, go suck it. :P
Appreciate your explanation of "how can people living this way?" Nearly always deep emotional trauma.
The humility oozing out of you is outstanding! I wish to one day be as humble as you are.
Those plants and terrariums are beautiful!💜💜💜💜💚 this person likes plants! Me too
Talking about soothing and calming voices: yours is exactly that - I keep thinking you‘d make a great narrator for audio books! ✨
Keep up the good work and kudos to you!
Congratulations! Love watching your show, hearing your comments and funny jokes. My sister is Bipolar and with that she is part hoarder, part messy and finds it difficult to keep a tidy house. After a while it gets really stressful and upsetting for her and we as a family have to clean, organise and declutter her home so she can be happy and cope a little easier. We wait and repeat yearly with no bad feelings towards her. We love her, and will always help.
Post 10 has been on my watch list for the last couple years. You called out some of my favorites! It takes so much courage just to let someone into your home, much less lethem see how you live.
I absolutely share your sentiments and empathy. 😊My daughter is a hoarder, my Uncle is a hoarder, and my grandmother was as well. I, too, had done my research on this condition which must be worked with delicately. On another note, I'd swear you were a Virgo, haha!! They tend to be meticulous, organized, prone to good hygiene, and love to be of service. 😺I very much appreciate your ethics, cleaning skills, and your honest commentary. Hilarious!!
You are definitely changing the world one person at a time, if we all had your heart, it would be a better world for all of us.
Whenever I need some motivation to get up and clean I watch your videos. I especially like your voice over videos, your wit and humor are enjoyable to clean to.
Love those cats and dog! It's really amazing how you help these clients 😍
The shot of the ginger cat in the sun was great-and the dog saying, ‘now you are my buddy, but this is my food!’ 😂
I’m glad you ban/block trolls. They have no clue what someone is going through! I love what you do! 100k is just around the corner!
I really enjoy your videos, they keep me motivated in keeping things tidy. What i also love is that you don't put music on your recent videos and we can hear the ambiant noises as you clean, it's relaxing and it feels more genuine. Keep up with the great work and thank you for helping all these people!
Your cleaning videos are not only a joy to watch, but you're also such a joy to listen! So wise.
Your patience and professionalism is a virtue, friend. God bless you😇
I appreciate you talking about hoarding. My best friend's mom died when they were 15 and their dad completely went off the deep end and their home became a terrible hoarder home. It was very difficult for my friend to get out of that mindset but they've made so much progress as an adult. ❤ it's really mentally taxing. We used to clean their house when we were kids.
You are a rockstar! Your narration, besides being funny, is so clear and concise. I thought I was weird because I hated my spin mop! Mine scrapes the floor while the mop is all balled up from all the water that is left after spinning. I don't understand how people get it all spread out so pretty.
Do you do all the cleaning at your home? Thank you for answering all those questions and letting us learn more about you!
I love Post10!! His channel was one of my first pandemic quarantine rabbit holes.
The world needs more people like you! ❤
👍👍👍👍👍 "It's all me." 😂😂😂😂😂 You bet it is. Right on.
Ah man, that Faith No More album cover art got me listening to them again. Awesome band!
Love what you do here on this channel. So happy there are folks out there like you who are able to help those in need without judgement, that's the last thing anyone in that position needs. Thank you!
Edited to say your animals are adorable 💕
Epic is my favorite song of theirs
I just asked him where that picture came from. It's my son's favorite band of all time! He has a TH-cam channel too . He interviews metal bands and goes on adventures. The Most Epic Adventures/ Robb Zipp
"It's all me." You got that right! You are a wonderful human being, and we need more people like you. Congratulations on your first one million views video! You have more than earned it.
P.S. I love how you are able to make clear distinctions between who owns what problems. These days, taking personal responsibility is no longer seen as a virtue. Unfortunately, that moral clarity somehow got lost along the way, and we are not better off for it.
Excellent explanation for hoarding. Thank you for all you do for others❤️
there is hope for humanity yet as long as there are people like you around. Great vid.
You are awesome. I am also on the autism spectrum and I enjoy sorting and organizing. I have an adult son who is married to a hoarder, so I have been helping them with their house for years. At first I didn't appreciate that it was a mental disorder and I regret to say that I got judgmental. But we worked it out and now they seem genuinely appreciative when I visit. I do have to clear out some spaces for me to sit, or for my grandchildren to play in, but I've learned to ask questions in order to gauge the level of attachment to things, and at the same time I do push them a bit outside their comfort zone. Its such a tricky thing. Recently my DIL started taking an antidepressant med and she says its been a lot easier for her to give things away, but it hasn't been a magic solution whatsoever.
You are the sweetest thing ever.
You have empathy for others and that is a rare trait these days. Understanding and not condemning helps folks more that berating them. I admire you and absolutely love the exchanges between you and your son. Thanks for all you do.
Love how compassionate you are. I dealt with severe postpartum depression. My house is wrecked. I have been working to get it cleaned back up. I’ve always loved cleaning but even tho I love cleaning it has been overwhelming. I used to go help other ppl clean. But my energy is zapped now just dealing with our own mess. It is nice to see someone be so respectful about other people’s situations. I also have autism and have kids with autism. I love that you turned something you enjoy into a business. Great work!
Love your channel. Total respect for you for what you do. I couldn’t do that. Sometimes even in my own house. Basics get done though…bathrooms and kitchen.
You have so much compassion. Thank you for serving those that need it.
Love your content. Funny, I think you have a very soothing voice as well. I also like your humor. Keep them coming.....I'm always waiting for your vlogs to arrive.
Thank you so much for the work you do, and your presence and humor. I really appreciate you, and the help you bring to the world.
You got me LOL in these first seconds. Thnx ❤ I love it you dont judge and doing all this work you're own way.
We bought a rental house that previously had a hoarder living in it. We literally had to gut the entire house. The subflooring was shot and soaked in dog urine. The walls were covered with roach feces and I scrub for hours on a small wall and could not get the roach feces off. We replaced all of the drywall, flooring, kitchen cabinets, appliances, tubs, toilets and sinks. We had to go under the house and remove a mountain of garbage that was tossed under the house and front deck. It took us 6 months to gut and replace everything. There would have been no way to just clean the house and it be livable. I do have to say...you do an awesome job cleaning these houses
If you can’t appreciate your own work, you can’t appreciate anything. 😂
my girlfriend and i love your videos. she never thought that she’d laugh at a cleaning video. you’re awesome.
A question you didn't address is how someone as awesome as you can stay so humble? 🤣. I love you. One tip I got from you is the plunging water from the toilet before putting in the cleanser. How is it an old lady like me cleaning house since the 1960's learns something from a whipper snapper like you? One type of videos I like is the lawn people who do free yard work for poor people overwhelmed by yard jungles. Thanks for what you do!!!!❤
For he’s a jolly good fellow, that nobody can deny !! 😝 !Remember that 🎶 song??
Your narrating is amazing! You too, have one of those voices that I enjoy listening to. Then you add the knowledge that you have with the sense of humor, priceless!! You're still an angel for helping all of these people in need. Keep up your awesome videos!
He throws away rags used in the bathroom. Respect
Thanks for being a motivator for self and emvironmental improvements. Be Well, Stand Strong, And Stay Blessed Y''All...
Love the chat,and great cleaning tips.its great to see your pets on the videos. 😊
You have such a great Heart. These people are lucky to have you be there to help them.
You crack me up!😂 Seriously though i think what you do is awesome. I love watching your videos. My mother became a hoarder when i was a teenager. We had a house fire and lost everything. My mom sold Avon for years and would sell at fleamarkets. So she began collecting from there and thrift shops. Luckily it was items she seen value in and not absolute trash. She has Alzheimer's now and my sisters and I have been cleaning out and trying to repair her home. It doesnt help that all three of us have a hard time getting rid of anything😂 What you do is commendable especially how you care about the person youre helping. Thank you!
Wow! Great Job! Great Guy! ♥️♥️♥️ Thank You! We need a world of people like you 😇
You are the real deal. So nice, all that you do. Kind spirit.
I almost spat my teeth out when I saw the Faith No More poster. 🤘 Really though, it’s awesome that you guys show respect for the ones you help and their belongings. What’s disgusting is those who have a complete lack of empathy for people who are clearly suffering. Keep up the good work! Doing good deeds with good motives always finds its way back to you.
You are one of my blessings. You give me real tips and motivation.🥰
God bless you and your family for what you do for people who are in need. Thanks for sharing your understanding and wisdom.
You and Clean with Barbie are my fave YT channels. I also love Post 10. I hope your plans to make more vids pans out!
I love your videos! You're sense of humor is great & your empathy and kindness is outstanding. I wish you the best & I will be checking out the other channels you mentioned.
"So suck it" literally my favorite outro ever! Thank you for all that you do for people who are silently suffering. It is a lot of work, and I'm sure it can get pretty exhausting sometimes, but you're so very awesome for doing it. I love this channel so much! It's great motivation, and I can't wait to see what's next!
What a nice comment. I read several things that I feel too.
I'm a new subscriber, and I am also a housekeeper. I clean vacation rental homes. I totally get where you are coming from. This is the supplement to my husband's income. I enjoy cleaning. What ticks me off is when you go in behind guests who think they can trash the home just because they are renting it and paying a cleaning fee. These people are so disrespectful. What you do for the folks with genuine problems is a true blessing. I enjoy your silliness with your son and daughter. It is so nice to see a small family business. Thank you for all you do for these people who truly need the help.
My husband and I have owner operated a window cleaning company for about 10 years. We usually only clean our (cotton) surgical rags with hot water and a little bleach, no soap. There is already dawn dish soap in the rags from the cleaning process. If you squeegee off the surface during your final pass, you won't need to go back and polish with microfiber afterwards.
This was the first ever Q&A video that I have watched from the start to the end. Be it me being an autistic but you, your videos or whole channel in itself just have something very home-like for me that makes me feel relaxed. I have been watching different types of cleaning videos for years too on TH-cam and the channels you mentioned are also some of my favorities!
My hobby is to pick up trash from nature that have been tossed there at summer (I live in Finland and now is winter and snowy so I can't do it)
Sorry this came out to be long love letter. I hope for you and to your family all kind of good and happiness in life.
I love post10. Brings me back to my childhood playing in the creek.
Love your empathy, humor, and energy. Also I’m always amazed you never seem to get dirty while you’re cleaning.
You are awesome sir! I also watch Cleaning with Barbie (I'm in love with her, please don't tell her) and I always watch Post10. I really enjoy your hard work and honesty. Although it's eating up every one of your Saturdays, the editing and content is Oscar material. Thanks for all that creativity and time! And on top of that, you are the father to your boy Filth...my deepest sympathies sir.
I have even more respect for you as a person after hearing you defending all these homeowners that are in trouble. 💛 Thank you for spreading kindness AND awareness about mental illness challenges. If those problems would be fixed only by making asshole remarks, there would be NO ill people in this world, that's for sure. Thank you for setting a better example. 🙏🏻
PS. In Finland we all have backsplash tiles, steel sinks and no full floor carpets🤷🏻♀️ Because that's how we roll, sir.
So Auri is cleaning typical Finnish homes, but yes, she prefers trashES over hoarding clutter. That's her kink. 😊
You all have those WONDERFUL floor drains! I wish we had them here in the US
@@02chevyguy I know. They are great, aren't they. 👌🏻 Finland seems to value practicality over esthetics, I think. Then again we rarely paint walls (rental apartments: not allowed) or buy for example headboards in beds. It's a little odd. But I think it's changing for better. 😊
Love your comment. "If those problems only would be fixed by making asshole remarks there would be NO ill people in this world", nailled it. Thank you.
In my younger years, I cleaned many homes for people. It is satisfying to leave after cleaning and know you have helped a family get through the next week or two by having things in order until you come back again. There were only a couple of houses that would fall into the category of hoarder homes. One belonged to a youngish couple who were able to do better but just wouldn't. I was paid by his mother because she couldn't tolerate it.
The other was a mentally challenged woman who had all the hoarding tendencies you describe. There were roaches falling from the ceilings as I helped her nieces clean, I could sense that she could not help herself. The television shows about hoarders didn't even exist back then so it wasn't something most people were aware of.
Long story long, I didn't mind the house with the roaches everywhere because I knew she couldn't do better. I left the home of the youngish couple and I was angry because I knew they could do better, they just wouldn't. I certainly can't say that I understand everything there is to know about hoarding, but I do understand that it's like any other mental illness, no one would choose to have it if they had a choice
You are amazing. The world needs more of you.
I love the sound of your voice and style of narration. Thank you for not including background music. I’m glad that you’re able to step back and do more videos. Congratulations!
You are hilarious I love it. I love you values and your ethics.
Love your videos! I find it much easier to clean someone else's house, because there's no connection to the stuff. I don't throw anything out with asking, unless it's regular trash.
Your voice is pretty great too (IMO) kind of a FM radio voice of old! Great video and thanks for setting a good example on how to be a compassionate human being!
The house you’re cleaning has so much personality! I love it.
Thank you for this! When I was younger I didn’t understand the role mental health played in these situations. There is so much more information available now. Your channel is one of the few I will support not only by subscribing, but also watching all the ads. Clean with Barbie is another one.
I do want to say that my ‘education’ on how to clean started with Clean My Space. I’ve learned so much from Melissa when it comes to products and techniques. Dwell time? What’s dwell time? I spent most of my life not knowing what that is.
Also, if you like organization videos, you may want to check out LESS MESS.
Anyway, thank you for what you do!
What an outstanding person you are, all humble with it too. 😂 If only more people would be willing to help others.
I just bought myself a spin mop after much deliberation, specifically for washing my walls. It works great for that and it saves my arms.
Love your channel! Although I nearly choked on my own spit with the “butt pants” episode. 😂 Looking forward to more episodes!
You are a good man. I love your cleaning channel the best because of your amazing voice-over commentary, and the respect you have for the folks you are helping.
To watch you work your cleaning techniques are excellent and detail orinanted to detail👍
I’m so sorry but I’m Finland, where AuriKatariina lives, we don’t have carpets and we have stainless steel sinks and tiles 😂 In every house and apartment. Even in those 100 years old houses. That’s just the way we have it in Finland 🤷🏼♀️
I think people tend to forget that OCD is actually a mental health disorder along side hoarding. Neither OCD nor hoarding happens overnight.
You can no sooner tell a hoarder to just clean up than you can tell someone with OCD to just stop what they do.
I used to hate my OCD especially as it relates to cleaning and keeping things clean, however your videos help normalise my need to clean as just a normal part of life.
Keep on being you with your witty, thoroughly enjoyable humour.
Without even realising you are helping change the way people view certain disorders, for the better.
Your simple explanation of mental problems is very enlightening. Great teachers always make things simple and easy to grasp.
I'm glad you're able to help so many people while they're still alive. I've watched one in particular that the case is they're already gone and he buys the hoard cleans out then cleans up afterwards. It's sad that they don't get the help while alive.
My best friends lives hour and half away. She isn't a hoarder but has been in bad accident in the past and has a hard time getting around. I go to stay if her husband has to go out of town for work so she's not alone. I know I'm going to have to redo everything I did the last time. You are completely right. The depression decreases seeing its done and not thinking how am I going to do this. She has never asked me. Just visit and she knows I'm OCD so...she talks to me and folds laundry. Love you man. Do you have an address? I'd like to help you out.
You scared me when you said you were getting a fan club going and it would be for just people that paid to join, l thought l wouldn't get to see you anymore because l can't afford to pay, but l found out you would be making films for us poor folks too, so l thank you, and you can Suck IT!! Love 💕