There is no way a case worker was looking in on her or looking in on her properly. That amount of hoard does not happen overnight. They would have gotten her help sooner if they were going in that house. And nobody hears from her for 2 weeks and doesn’t do anything?! If I don’t hear from my sister for more than 2 days I’m getting ready to drive the 15 hours to her house or at least calling the local police for a wellness check. We are a throw away society, especially with our elderly. I hope she’s at peace now 🙏
I no right there's no way if a worker were to come over she ignored this or no one came if i seen that i would have to do something about that i couldn't let that women live like if i were a worker i would of made phone calls and done something
If my momma dosen't answer on the second call I burst through the door like the damn kool-aid man. I can't stand to see the elderly just forgotten about like they are nothing.
We've been always a throw away society, especially with our elderly. It's a scary fate that awaits all of us in the United States. Will I have enough money and mental facilities to protect myself, or will I spend the last 5 - 10 years of my life in a hell of humiliations and degradation? It remains to be seen.
I was same with my mum I phoned her every morning and most nights to check she ok and if no answer I’d drive to hers check she ok, I lost her to covid19 last year and then we fount gran passed away that was upsetting but we called her everyday to and didn’t get a reply when she hadn’t called back within an hour we went to check she ok and unfortunately she had died by her stairs very upsetting x
Seems like she was a QVC shopper. Extra sad because it seems like she was pretty organized at first. All her puzzles were neatly placed away, she obviously didn't like the filth because she bought cleaning supplies. I imagine her health caused a decline in the state of her home. All just speculation of course.
@@trevor7520 it’s essentially a shop all in one place site. They also have a tv channel that runs pretty much all day with different things to buy. Jewelry, clothing, house items, etc.
Me, too. She must have felt awful about living in such a situation. I'm glad people are pulling together to make things like this past history. I'm neatening my house on a snow day. Even though I'm assured I'm not a hoarder as overtime goes away, I find this inspiring to improve the situation. I like the shows on decoration makeovers and nifty cleaning retreats, too.
@@jennalarson3228 actually I can relate to that somewhat. My family that cares is too far away right. I'm working on local personal friends. I sympathize with those that give up.
Sarah George -- yes!! Every other show I've seen, both here, and in the UK, ALL stuff is thrown out - even stuff that is in great shape & could be cleaned and sanitized! One home had a gorgeous vintage singer sewing machine & cabinet -- thrown out! Criminal, really.
All of you are correct. It's nice to see stuff get donated, but if the person had HIV or Covid, or there were rats or roaches everywhere, the lawyers and insurance companies may require everything to be trashed. I wonder how many people like that died with a thousands of dollars stuffed in an old coffee can that went straight to the landfill.
I'm sure that most take on these jobs because they're hoarders themselves, and greedy for yard sales. I really doubt if these people walked away with no property.
It is so sad when people die before getting the help and support they need... but they also have some really neat things buried in their homes (like that cassette player that goes through the whole house!)
That was part of the house. The hoarder had NOTHING to do with that being there. It clearly looked like she never used it which is a good thing of course.
I know it has been some time, but please find some place else other than Goodwill or the Salvation Army. I worked for Goodwill and they threw half of the donations into the compactor without going through anything. Disgusting company.
Cathy, make sure you do your will to leave everything to anyone else BUT your kids. I’m leaving everything to my ex husband. We had no kids together but he’s always been there when I need him.
I care. Kids have no clue and have become really entitled. I may not live close but a phone call away. Im happy you have caring neighbors. We as a scoiety have forgot that you should care about others.
You never know what issues the woman may have had. Hoarding doesnt often just happen, a person almost always goes through many mental health issues and battles to become so bad. You have no idea the situation... sympathy and grace are virtues :)
@@sierramorgan9060 regardless of what mental illnesses the deceased had, the family still shouldn’t have left her there for the landlord to deal with and pay for, especially when she was nice enough to open her door to her.
@@Loganm0213 maybe she didn’t want to live with anyone at all. Or it’s also possible that she was an impossible person to live with. We don’t know what she did or didn’t tell the landlord, nor do we know how much the family actually knew about her conditions.
Im loving Ed and Carrisa. Carrisa has such a lovely manner when dealing with the families She is. so sincere and sensitive to their needs. x good job guys
A few viewers were saying the solo owner on the previous series of videos was the best, but I disagree... these folks are the best. However the young workers in the previous series were top notch!
Oh my... can’t imagine how rock bottom she must’ve been to defecate in her living room.. can’t believe her sister didn’t know she was living like this. Prayers to her, hope she’s free from the pain and misery
Thank you for your consideration and understanding of the owner's financial situation. The salvaging of saleable items from the house will help her pay your fees, validate some of the hoarder's belief in the value of what she collected (although it got out of control), save space in the landfill and prevent all of these useable items from being wasted. The good you have done here goes far beyond the pay you receive for cleaning up a hoarder house. Blessings.
I never said anything about helping her. I'm upset at how the just disowned her way before she died. U don't have to help nobody but u gonna atleast go see your family sometimes .. At least a call, something
Thats absolutely cruel. I can't get my head around it. It's sickening to see what "family" are capable of doing to one another . What a horrible feeling.
So thankful for you guys. The care and dignity y’all put into patiently going through what at first glance was just a pile of garbage, and so many treasures found! Plus the fact you want to give those family heirlooms back to the family, truly above and beyond.
It takes kind, good hearted compassionate people to do this work and your crew is on top of it! Looking forward to seeing more of Ed, Carrisa and crew!
Very sad that she died alone. Breaks my heart. I hope she is at peace. Ty for being such kind people willing to help others especially in situations like this...
She probably had a ton of acquaintances and people figured she was nice and probably had a group of friends. Surprisingly a lot of people don’t have friends like that
Love this show, though lately is becoming more about hoards after ppl have passed away. Makes me want to organize my bedroom closet!! These ppl are great and do a wonderful service for people in time[s] of need. God bless you all.
the machine in the yard I believe is an embroidery machine I believe meant to be used with the thread you found under it. New it would have cost up to $5000 us dollars.
My grandfather lived in a small little cabin . Not a hoarder but he got mad at me when I had to call 911 to get him help. He was afraid because his home was old and small they would " report him".?? I never understood that and it most certainly didn't stop me from getting ems. They did have to carry him out because the Gurnee would not fit through the door way. Took great care of him and he was back home 2 weeks later.
I love Ed and Carissa! They are so genuine and caring. If I ever had to hire a clean-up company, I would want to hire them. They’re an absolute blessing to people when others are dealing with one of the worst times of their lives. 💗
Also sad for the people who live next door to hoarders in subdivision areas, bringing down their property value and making the entire neighborhood look ugly.
What a lovely couple you two are, and how brave you are to work together, fantastic episode and love how you keep it interesting, thank you for sharing your time with us. Take care and stay safe.
It's really nice to see how much you care about your client's situation and how compassionate you are about what you're doing. The option of donating and selling stuff that was still good to use is absolutely a huge plus to your karma! Keep up the great work!
I'm finding that old people are becoming hoarders. My mother and mother in law are becoming hoarders. They want to shop non stop not caring what it is doing to their homes, their safety, much less how much it is going to cost us when they leave this world.
I think that may say more about her than it does them. Just because someone is old or sick doesnt mean they are good people. Awful people age and become ill too
How wonderful to see you take time to find keepsakes, and to donate all those useable items to charity. So many of these "clean outs" just dump everything in the trash.
What really irritates me is when people ask stupid questions : did you sanitize the goods before donating. Please people, the cleaning company is a registered company and the employer / owners know the rules and regulations regarding clearing a home especially if there has been a death, homicide etc.
OMG I love love this crew!! Ed and Carissa are so pleasant and so respectful 🥰 to the property and the person who passed away's stuff. Absolutely loved this video😉!! Great job guys!! Can't wait for the next one!! Stay safe! XO
Its all pretty much the same. I believe dog pads are cheaper once they put a medical label on things price goes up. Hospitals charge so much just to give you a Tylenol when you can buy a whole bottle for same price.
You guys are amazing and so respectful amd have gearts of gold to their customers! Much respect! I dont know a company that would go thru it like that! U guys are amazing!
Thomas Kincaid singlehandedly destroyed the art industry by mass producing his work. Prints have zero value and originals stopped selling for years. Art gallery owner here.
You definitely have to have the stomach for it. There's good money in it, I imagine, but lots of hard work, sweat and tears as well. Hope it works out for you!
I love this channel but I miss the other clean up vids, lately it seems like its only hoard vids. I love the channel cuz it was always different, now I feel like Im watching hoarders. It has nothing to do with the people in any of the vids, they all seem so kind & lovely, I would just like to see the scenery switched up again, like it used to be!
@@donnac.3268 I find human can food to be a lot cheaper than the can stuff I get my cats. Bigger/more amount in the cans too. But, she could have assumed that cat food was cheaper. So sad.
Some people just don't have anyone that cares. You can talk about "family" all you want, but sharing chromosomes with someone doesn't make them care whether you live or die. It's an unfortunate fact that there are so many people who are alone in the world.
The only reason why I'm confident someone would notice I'm dead is because I have a job. My parents never contact me, if I didn't contact them every couple months we would never speak to each other and I also don't have friends that I talk to every day haha
You guys are so kind and amazing to your clients. I do decluttering and professional organising and I can't imagine those conditions. What you do is so important, thank you for what you do
I'm glad to see they took their time to sort the junk from items that could be donated, sold, or given to the family of the deceased. I've seen other "hoarder-type-clean-ups" where they literally tossed books in near perfect condition into a huge dumpster, with the garbage. The books could have been donated to a local library, or a used book store, but no... so sad.
Woman dies alone and her family doesn't even have the decency to help the homeowner or do anything for her after she was nice enough to house this woman. No wonder she lived the way she did.
How do you know it wasn't the woman who died that was the problem? For all you know she stole from all her family. For all you know she was always being abusive or something? Not everyone who dies alone is a victim... Pfft
Wow! All those new things. Brings me back to when I was 16...I was hired to help clean up a hoard by a neighbor. They couldn't afford professionals and were too embarrassed but ready for change. They had brand Xmas gift for kids...like good ones. Pottery wheels, electric cars, paint sets, power wheels (5 of them) all jeeps. Verry expensive ones... all the gifts were top notch. One item was a mini dirt bike....they could find the gifts they bought early so they just bought more when it came time to give them. We found 2,000 buck in coins and cash, 700 buck in expspired lottery scratch offs, checks that were written out totaling over 7grand. They were lost. Its crazy how bad it can get. I loved being able to help them.... they did great for 6 years...when I moved away from next door...they got bad again. They got evicted eventually. New people demoed the house. So sad but new peeps did a great job.
The work you do is a gift, for so many left behind who are in shock after a loved one dies. Im certain i will be one of those needing Spauldings services for my mother. I have actually wanted to do this as a career....to help others, just not sure how to start it.
imagine how low you have to be in your life to die in your hoard and not get help before when you knew you couldn’t help yourself. that’s why i’m thankful for hoarders, not only do they push the client to change and work through the pain of their past and emotions, but they change their lives in a good way and give them time to live in a new way
Great work everyone. Carrissa you are truly a lovely lady your compassion for your clients is beautiful. I think the spirit of the lady who passed away is still there. May she find her way to the other side and rest in peace ❤️
Great customer service goes a long way! I’m glad you help your clients out and can donate items instead of throwing it all out! Sounds like a sad story that she was in poor health at let things go!
I found this channel through tik toc not even a week ago. I'm absolutely obsessed with i love positivity yall hive off! I can not stop watching ! Love this channel yall do a amazing job can't wait to watch more!🥰🥰🥰
There is no way a case worker was looking in on her or looking in on her properly. That amount of hoard does not happen overnight. They would have gotten her help sooner if they were going in that house. And nobody hears from her for 2 weeks and doesn’t do anything?! If I don’t hear from my sister for more than 2 days I’m getting ready to drive the 15 hours to her house or at least calling the local police for a wellness check. We are a throw away society, especially with our elderly. I hope she’s at peace now 🙏
Its unconcionable.
I no right there's no way if a worker were to come over she ignored this or no one came if i seen that i would have to do something about that i couldn't let that women live like if i were a worker i would of made phone calls and done something
If my momma dosen't answer on the second call I burst through the door like the damn kool-aid man. I can't stand to see the elderly just forgotten about like they are nothing.
We've been always a throw away society, especially with our elderly. It's a scary fate that awaits all of us in the United States. Will I have enough money and mental facilities to protect myself, or will I spend the last 5 - 10 years of my life in a hell of humiliations and degradation? It remains to be seen.
I was same with my mum I phoned her every morning and most nights to check she ok and if no answer I’d drive to hers check she ok, I lost her to covid19 last year and then we fount gran passed away that was upsetting but we called her everyday to and didn’t get a reply when she hadn’t called back within an hour we went to check she ok and unfortunately she had died by her stairs very upsetting x
Seems like she was a QVC shopper.
Extra sad because it seems like she was pretty organized at first. All her puzzles were neatly placed away, she obviously didn't like the filth because she bought cleaning supplies. I imagine her health caused a decline in the state of her home. All just speculation of course.
yeah when you lose mobility and health older people give up fast. seen it a few times
Or she was really old and couldnt get around as much. Than her health decline...
What does QVC mean? Google's just bringing up a site called CVQ
@@trevor7520 it’s essentially a shop all in one place site. They also have a tv channel that runs pretty much all day with different things to buy. Jewelry, clothing, house items, etc.
That's usually how it starts and then bad health starts and you loose any ambition of getting your freedom back.
I just feel so sad for the woman who passed away there alone.
Her Family didn't care about her or her possessions
The poor woman that passed away where the hell was her family I would never allow my relative to live like that..
Me, too. She must have felt awful about living in such a situation. I'm glad people are pulling together to make things like this past history. I'm neatening my house on a snow day. Even though I'm assured I'm not a hoarder as overtime goes away, I find this inspiring to improve the situation. I like the shows on decoration makeovers and nifty cleaning retreats, too.
@@jennalarson3228 actually I can relate to that somewhat. My family that cares is too far away right. I'm working on local personal friends. I sympathize with those that give up.
@A Stranger it can be hard to be sympathetic sometimes, but I'm sure if it was possible to dig back in time, we'd get perspective on what led to this.
I’m so happy you guys donated Instead of trashing it all!
Sarah George -- yes!! Every other show I've seen, both here, and in the UK, ALL stuff is thrown out - even stuff that is in great shape & could be cleaned and sanitized! One home had a gorgeous vintage singer sewing machine & cabinet -- thrown out! Criminal, really.
Sometimes trashing it is all you can do tho.
I’m all for donating. But what if she died of something like Covid ? Just worried that they could be contaminated 🥺
All of you are correct. It's nice to see stuff get donated, but if the person had HIV or Covid, or there were rats or roaches everywhere, the lawyers and insurance companies may require everything to be trashed.
I wonder how many people like that died with a thousands of dollars stuffed in an old coffee can that went straight to the landfill.
I'm sure that most take on these jobs because they're hoarders themselves, and greedy for yard sales. I really doubt if these people walked away with no property.
Wow the fridge is usually the scariest. This one looks cleaner than mine!!!
The fridge and the cabinets with the puzzles stacked so nicely was a suprise
Don’t worry we gon send them to your house next
Because she never used it😂
😂
It is so sad when people die before getting the help and support they need... but they also have some really neat things buried in their homes (like that cassette player that goes through the whole house!)
That was so cool-I wouldn't mind having one.
That was part of the house. The hoarder had NOTHING to do with that being there. It clearly looked like she never used it which is a good thing of course.
Those stereos are built into the mobile home. Most out of the 80/90s have them.
Wether they work is another story
I’m not a hoarder but I have too many things I will never use, so I’m doing a donation drive soon 👌🏽
Hey good for you! One mans trash is another mans treasure :)
Reminds me that I have a pile of clothes that are mostly for donation I gotta deal with
Family is known to OSTRACIZE BIG TIME.
IT happens to me as well.
Please pray that I can get a donation soon, so poor that I can't pay attention!!!!!!
I know it has been some time, but please find some place else other than Goodwill or the Salvation Army. I worked for Goodwill and they threw half of the donations into the compactor without going through anything. Disgusting company.
I am so thankful for my neighbors. I’m a senior and they check on me every day. My kids don’t care.
I have the same problem.
Cathy, make sure you do your will to leave everything to anyone else BUT your kids. I’m leaving everything to my ex husband. We had no kids together but he’s always been there when I need him.
I care. Kids have no clue and have become really entitled. I may not live close but a phone call away. Im happy you have caring neighbors. We as a scoiety have forgot that you should care about others.
your kids probably don’t like you
You aren't alone there
It's pretty awful but I don't feel so alone now. Thank you
Shame on her family for dumping their problems on someone nice enough to rent to their family member
You never know what issues the woman may have had. Hoarding doesnt often just happen, a person almost always goes through many mental health issues and battles to become so bad. You have no idea the situation... sympathy and grace are virtues :)
@@sierramorgan9060 regardless of what mental illnesses the deceased had, the family still shouldn’t have left her there for the landlord to deal with and pay for, especially when she was nice enough to open her door to her.
@@Loganm0213 exactly. Ive got a mental illness and id like to think im not that bad that my family would do that. 🙄
@@sierramorgan9060 they said the family wasn’t honest with the woman renting the property.
@@Loganm0213 maybe she didn’t want to live with anyone at all. Or it’s also possible that she was an impossible person to live with.
We don’t know what she did or didn’t tell the landlord, nor do we know how much the family actually knew about her conditions.
You all seem to have some of the coolest people heading up your franchises. Love seeing all these adventures across the country.
Im loving Ed and Carrisa. Carrisa has such a lovely manner when dealing with the families She is. so sincere and sensitive to their needs. x good job guys
They are truly good people.
You’d love the book Trauma cleaner- it’s about a the life of a very special, very caring hoard cleaner!
I love the way you guys go through everything instead of just trashing everything.
I like Ed and Carrisa, my kind of people.
The way they show compassion for the families they serve is one to be emulated...not your average business people 💕
A few viewers were saying the solo owner on the previous series of videos was the best, but I disagree... these folks are the best. However the young workers in the previous series were top notch!
I was just going to make the same comment. Carissa seems like such a lovely wee lass!! 💕
Good souls.
I'd love to know where Ed is from because he said "there's more stuff that needs done"...I'm guessing Pennsyltucky! LOL
That has to be the cleanest hoarder fridge EVER!
Agree
7:40 baby
Oh my... can’t imagine how rock bottom she must’ve been to defecate in her living room.. can’t believe her sister didn’t know she was living like this. Prayers to her, hope she’s free from the pain and misery
That one dude sounds like hank hill and im loving it
Facts 🤣
I'm trying to figure out where he's from by his accent. I love it!
P r o p a n e
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P r o p a n e A c c e s s o r i e s
I tell you h’what
Dang it Bobby
I'm still not over the fact that the fridge was clean. Dang, what a find.
It wasn't, though. Look at the pools of dried fluid and the box of baking soda for the rotten smell.
@@Armistead_MacSkye that is absolutely clean! I think you’re confused bud. Anyways, hope to see you at Jim’s house this weekend!
Thank you for your consideration and understanding of the owner's financial situation. The salvaging of saleable items from the house will help her pay your fees, validate some of the hoarder's belief in the value of what she collected (although it got out of control), save space in the landfill and prevent all of these useable items from being wasted. The good you have done here goes far beyond the pay you receive for cleaning up a hoarder house. Blessings.
I feel so bad for that lady. Her family just left her to rot.
You cant do anything for hoarders. They will just get upset if you think how they are living is wrong.
There’s only so much you can do, sometimes, even for family. It’s sucks and it’s sad but that’s reality
I never said anything about helping her. I'm upset at how the just disowned her way before she died. U don't have to help nobody but u gonna atleast go see your family sometimes .. At least a call, something
Thats absolutely cruel. I can't get my head around it. It's sickening to see what "family" are capable of doing to one another . What a horrible feeling.
@@victoriatorres8871 humans aint shit
I love seeing Ed and Carrisa and their adventures. More more..
So thankful for you guys. The care and dignity y’all put into patiently going through what at first glance was just a pile of garbage, and so many treasures found! Plus the fact you want to give those family heirlooms back to the family, truly above and beyond.
That is clearly the home of a Shopping Channel victim.
It takes kind, good hearted compassionate people to do this work and your crew is on top of it! Looking forward to seeing more of Ed, Carrisa and crew!
Very sad that she died alone. Breaks my heart. I hope she is at peace. Ty for being such kind people willing to help others especially in situations like this...
Why didnt the womens friend call 911 for her? Her family dumping the cleaning on people who trusted them and rented to them. What a shame.
She probably had a ton of acquaintances and people figured she was nice and probably had a group of friends. Surprisingly a lot of people don’t have friends like that
So sad that she passed away in the condition she lived in. God rest her soul. My condolences to the family of this woman 😇🙏...
Seems like the family basically abandoned this poor woman. They lied to the homeowner, then dumped the cleaning of this mess on her.
Such lovely people. Especially when it's a job like this I like that you take your time and help where possible
I hope I never need this kind of help, but if I do, you'll be the ONLY company I call! God bless & have a great holiday!
Love this show, though lately is becoming more about hoards after ppl have passed away. Makes me want to organize my bedroom closet!! These ppl are great and do a wonderful service for people in time[s] of need. God bless you all.
I love that you find useful things for NH’s. That is so compassionate
the machine in the yard I believe is an embroidery machine I believe meant to be used with the thread you found under it. New it would have cost up to $5000 us dollars.
Yikes. That's insane. Who buys something that valuable and essentially lets it rot?
Y’all do such an amazing service. Not only do u clean up u use ur heart. Thank you for what you do.
8:28 Friend tells her to call 911 then doesn't hear from her again? Sad.
My grandfather lived in a small little cabin . Not a hoarder but he got mad at me when I had to call 911 to get him help. He was afraid because his home was old and small they would " report him".?? I never understood that and it most certainly didn't stop me from getting ems. They did have to carry him out because the Gurnee would not fit through the door way. Took great care of him and he was back home 2 weeks later.
@@bettytraud8631 You will realize what he means later on.....
@@ms.anonymousinformer242 can you elaborate?
A very special couple and I sincerely appreciate their kindness and compassion.
We appreciate you taking your time and narrating, because it makes for a much better video
Everytime I see a hoarders house on any hoarder show, I clean anything and everything in my home! It just makes me cringe!
Same!
The fridge and the cupboards made my day!! Thank you for showing that! 🙏😊
Sorry I’m late, please don’t fire me 🤦🏼♀️
Edit: I feel cheated, the fridge is clean 🤯
You are a very kind and thoughtful person for helping this lady.
Heartbreaking, it’s so sad how people think things and things can make you happy. They can’t.....
U
Exactly😫😫
Thank God there are people like you doing this kind of back breaking work.
I love Ed and Carissa! They are so genuine and caring. If I ever had to hire a clean-up company, I would want to hire them. They’re an absolute blessing to people when others are dealing with one of the worst times of their lives. 💗
It's sad to see that a lot of these hoarders live in what once was a nice home in a really picturesque setting surrounded by woodland and countryside.
Also sad for the people who live next door to hoarders in subdivision areas, bringing down their property value and making the entire neighborhood look ugly.
Its a shame
What a lovely couple you two are, and how brave you are to work together, fantastic episode and love how you keep it interesting, thank you for sharing your time with us. Take care and stay safe.
Croissant is such a compassionate person! They way she offers to go out of her way to help people is just so inspirational.
these guys are so sweet, i like kyle's crew and their dark sense of humor but some wholesome is very refreshing and enjoyable too!
It's really nice to see how much you care about your client's situation and how compassionate you are about what you're doing. The option of donating and selling stuff that was still good to use is absolutely a huge plus to your karma! Keep up the great work!
Who else misses Kyle, Juan, Fiona and Nick from Tampa Florida?? I miss them so much even though Nick & Fiona are still there (I think)
What happened to Kyle? I love him!
@@sherrystuer1884 he took a new job
noooooooo
where is Juan?
@@brazilianluciluci1113 he has a new job as a nurse
I'm finding that old people are becoming hoarders. My mother and mother in law are becoming hoarders. They want to shop non stop not caring what it is doing to their homes, their safety, much less how much it is going to cost us when they leave this world.
Ed and Carissa are truly kind people. They are so good at what they do. The world needs more Eds and Carissas!
Yooo when r they gonna be picked up by Netflix or smth
Honestly I prefer them this way. Netflix would try to over dramatize stuff
@@eminempreg true lmao
Why? It wouldn't be as interesting, and you could get it here without paying a subscription.
@@escapedcops08 I just mean that they need their own show not necessarily on Netflix
@@escapedcops08 it was a compliment...
The most compassionate couple!!!
Her family just left her to die alone they even walked away from her photograph album memories In pictures is irreplacable that is sad
I think that may say more about her than it does them. Just because someone is old or sick doesnt mean they are good people. Awful people age and become ill too
Thanks for helping!! You guys have amazing hearts!!
I love that you guys find places to donate what can be donated....in these times absolutely everything can find a place to help....just love that!!
I'm so thankful that you helped these women out. I know your job is hard but you are a Godsend for many.
How wonderful to see you take time to find keepsakes, and to donate all those useable items to charity. So many of these "clean outs" just dump everything in the trash.
What really irritates me is when people ask stupid questions : did you sanitize the goods before donating. Please people, the cleaning company is a registered company and the employer / owners know the rules and regulations regarding clearing a home especially if there has been a death, homicide etc.
OMG I love love this crew!! Ed and Carissa are so pleasant and so respectful 🥰 to the property and the person who passed away's stuff. Absolutely loved this video😉!! Great job guys!! Can't wait for the next one!! Stay safe! XO
When I see chewy boxes and immediately wonder where the pet is....
I wonder if that's where she got all those pee pads from.
@@Melissa-wx4lu I used to have an elderly client that got their bed pads from Chewy
Its all pretty much the same. I believe dog pads are cheaper once they put a medical label on things price goes up.
Hospitals charge so much just to give you a Tylenol when you can buy a whole bottle for same price.
You guys are amazing and so respectful amd have gearts of gold to their customers! Much respect! I dont know a company that would go thru it like that! U guys are amazing!
These cleaning folks are the best! Working with the home owner stuck with the mess and the bill is unheard of nowadays. Love this show.
Love how caring you guys are we need you in houston and katy
such a shame family just walked away
It’s really cool you can donate all the unpacked stuff! It would be such a waste to throw it away.
Seeing that Thomas Kinkade left outside and get torn hurt me. I love art and that was just a sad life for that artist's work.
Thomas Kincaid singlehandedly destroyed the art industry by mass producing his work. Prints have zero value and originals stopped selling for years. Art gallery owner here.
I wanna be a crime scene cleanup tech 🥺 my dreams of being a forensic investigator aren’t going too well so......
I’m from Sweden and I want to be one to😀💀
Stay strong!!
why not?
You definitely have to have the stomach for it. There's good money in it, I imagine, but lots of hard work, sweat and tears as well. Hope it works out for you!
Keep trying
I love this group! The compassion is amazing.
I love how you categorize stuff and not just trash it. Good work.
Like this new team. They are fun folks.
I love this channel but I miss the other clean up vids, lately it seems like its only hoard vids. I love the channel cuz it was always different, now I feel like Im watching hoarders. It has nothing to do with the people in any of the vids, they all seem so kind & lovely, I would just like to see the scenery switched up again, like it used to be!
All those Chewy boxes... did she have a pet?
That was for the bobcat.
Maybe she ordered pet food for herself some people would buy cat food it was cheaper, ick I have a cat..no way I'd choose to eat friskies.
@@donnac.3268 I find human can food to be a lot cheaper than the can stuff I get my cats. Bigger/more amount in the cans too. But, she could have assumed that cat food was cheaper. So sad.
She ordered the dog pee training pads in bulk through chewy probably
I was wondering the same
Why dnt people check on people at least every 2 or 3 days. It sad to find out no one knows of your wellbeing
My mom is only 54 and pretty darn healthy and I still get soooo nervous if I don’t get even a text from her every two days!
Some people just don't have anyone that cares. You can talk about "family" all you want, but sharing chromosomes with someone doesn't make them care whether you live or die. It's an unfortunate fact that there are so many people who are alone in the world.
The only reason why I'm confident someone would notice I'm dead is because I have a job.
My parents never contact me, if I didn't contact them every couple months we would never speak to each other and I also don't have friends that I talk to every day haha
@@SchennyoOoO
Mine too
You guys are so kind and amazing to your clients. I do decluttering and professional organising and I can't imagine those conditions. What you do is so important, thank you for what you do
I'm glad to see they took their time to sort the junk from items that could be donated, sold, or given to the family of the deceased. I've seen other "hoarder-type-clean-ups" where they literally tossed books in near perfect condition into a huge dumpster, with the garbage. The books could have been donated to a local library, or a used book store, but no... so sad.
Woman dies alone and her family doesn't even have the decency to help the homeowner or do anything for her after she was nice enough to house this woman. No wonder she lived the way she did.
How do you know it wasn't the woman who died that was the problem? For all you know she stole from all her family. For all you know she was always being abusive or something?
Not everyone who dies alone is a victim... Pfft
@@thomasbel4193 Exactly. There’s usually a reason people die alone.
Wow! All those new things. Brings me back to when I was 16...I was hired to help clean up a hoard by a neighbor. They couldn't afford professionals and were too embarrassed but ready for change. They had brand Xmas gift for kids...like good ones. Pottery wheels, electric cars, paint sets, power wheels (5 of them) all jeeps. Verry expensive ones... all the gifts were top notch. One item was a mini dirt bike....they could find the gifts they bought early so they just bought more when it came time to give them. We found 2,000 buck in coins and cash, 700 buck in expspired lottery scratch offs, checks that were written out totaling over 7grand. They were lost. Its crazy how bad it can get. I loved being able to help them.... they did great for 6 years...when I moved away from next door...they got bad again. They got evicted eventually. New people demoed the house. So sad but new peeps did a great job.
She did a lot of ordering from QVC, HSN or any thing on TV.
Lonely. :(
I love the way you respect the deceased. You don't just trash their stuff all out. You think of the family and what they might want.
The work you do is a gift, for so many left behind who are in shock after a loved one dies. Im certain i will be one of those needing Spauldings services for my mother.
I have actually wanted to do this as a career....to help others, just not sure how to start it.
Love this crew!!!
Not only do you guys do a wonderful job, you are such wonderful human beings!! You are compassionate, considerate and kind.... Thank you 💖
Real quick....
Can we talk about how AWESOME all of the Spaulding crews are!!!?
That music box though! How gorgeous! And it has interchangeable cylinders! 😩exquisite! I actually gasped out loud
It looks like such a cute little home without all the filth
imagine how low you have to be in your life to die in your hoard and not get help before when you knew you couldn’t help yourself. that’s why i’m thankful for hoarders, not only do they push the client to change and work through the pain of their past and emotions, but they change their lives in a good way and give them time to live in a new way
Ed and Carissa are absolutely wonderful people.
I love these hoarder vids the most, just becuase it’s like a treasure hunt. Get to see all sorts of stuff!
Great work everyone. Carrissa you are truly a lovely lady your compassion for your clients is beautiful. I think the spirit of the lady who passed away is still there. May she find her way to the other side and rest in peace ❤️
Great customer service goes a long way! I’m glad you help your clients out and can donate items instead of throwing it all out! Sounds like a sad story that she was in poor health at let things go!
Poor lady to live and die in such a manner. Awesome for you to work so well with the property owner. Also happy to hear you donate items!
You guys are really awesome people. God bless you for the job you do and for your kindness and compassion.
I love how you guys all get along and makeup stories. You know how to make a job fun.
These stories are always so sad.
ed and carrisa so wholesome so much kindness and positivity
im actually from the fort myers area and i remember hearing about this recently.. so crazy
GOD BLESS YOU.For being so compassionate..
Wonder people! You truly are angels! God’s continued blessings.❤️😊🙏🏼
Love seeing the other crews/locations in these videos.
I found this channel through tik toc not even a week ago. I'm absolutely obsessed with i love positivity yall hive off! I can not stop watching ! Love this channel yall do a amazing job can't wait to watch more!🥰🥰🥰