I was literally just thinking that 😂 I like things to be neat and tidy, but I’m not super obsessed with symmetry, or when something has been cleaned once, it’ll only be cleaned again whenever it gets dusty/dirty again! I feel like you’d have to have loss of time on your hands to get that obsessive…
Sana Ijaz I would say that I am not completely OCD but that I fall fairly on that spectrum. I barely spend time cleaning but its only because I am very careful to keep a very limited amount of posessions which makes cleaning after myself simple
Adam brought the harmony and beauty to Helen's place and now it looks so spacious and full of light. So majestic. He is sach a good and pleasent guy, with an eye for symmetry and space. And colours too. He made my day.
I feel so bad for people with OCD who partnered with this program, most of the holders make fun of them and they treat them as cleaners paid to clean their house. This woman asking why do you clean like this was just rude, I mean it's obvious isn't it? It's the reason he doesn't live in filth
I think they were both "rude" to each other to be honest. Ones a border and the others ocd so to them what their saying is normal but to people like us who don't have these issues it seems rude.
@@kittykatt8092 You could have a point, but perhaps we, too, have a problem after all: taking things too personal when it absolutely doesn't matter and considering straightforwardness to be rude. However, sometimes being blunt can help prevent misunderstandings, so as said, perhaps being too touchy is our 'normal'- folks' problem. - If there is such a thing as being normal, that is. 😉
It’s really exploiting the polar opposites that these conditions result in. Hoarders are being exploited just as much and they’re getting defensive because they feel judged by the OCD people. It’s going to cause a clash no matter what because seeing how uncomfortable the OCD people are will naturally make the hoarders get defensive and embarrassed.
@@Tayamiz that lady had to hear it from someone. What he's saying is true an she needs to know that. She didn't seem to care about cleaning etc so idk why she got his help or y she's talking to him like that. She's the rude 1
I feel bad for Frank, he is such a kind gentleman even while sitting there being so embarrassed and humiliated having to listen to someone gag etc🥺. As someone who has OCD can I just say that is never okay, you still have to be respectful towards the person especially when they are being respectful towards you. They are already embarrassed and ashamed of the way they live otherwise you wouldn’t be there so please just be mindful of your words towards the people your helping. As someone with this condition I can assure you this situation would make me anxious and uncomfortable but I would never and have never showed any level of disrespect of disgust in anyone’s home regardless.
Yo I’m sorry but yeah, gagging isn’t really something you can control if it’s coming out. It’s not being disrespectful to sneeze when you get dust in your nose, just as it’s not disrespectful to gag when something smells bad.
I also felt sorry for Frank. Always treat people with absolute respect. Don't make them feel they are no good. They are battling with a problem...don't make it worse👒👖👜👠🎒
Adam is such a sweetheart! His excitement when clearing out her clothes was palpable. Even though she is borderline rude and very defensive, he just keeps on being kind and encouraging.
Other shows on this channel have shown people going into tunnels and cleaning them and they all say that the smell goes behind the mask and gets trapped there
I think some of these people have not been propperly diagnosed according to the narrator. And some of them are doing it to combat their OCD as a form of exposure therepy which is also a section of the show :)
I always find it amusing how the hoarders in these shows are always like ‘why would I spend time cleaning? That’s stupid’ and then two seconds later are like ‘yeah I need help’
@@Leo9z stop. as a clean freak, i will tell you RIGHT NOW that there is more to it than that. I have been around dirty places and people with unresolved issues and I myself use to live in dirty houses as a teen. Lazy is a very harmful word
@@Leo9z untreated mental health is a BIG cause of terrible housekeeping. i was there once and had friends who even had it worse. it is humiliating but because of mental issues it is hard to keep up a cleaning routine
@@Leo9z sorry but I don’t agree the majority have had trauma events or suffer from mental health or have health issues, please stop judging people like that
I work with a young lad whose parents caught COVID - he barricaded himself in his room and only left for a shower (multiple times a day). Very difficult to hear how much he wasn’t coping.
its really difficult and hard. if i leave my house even to go outside for a few mintues i have to wash my hair , i use dettol everyday. i will not leave my house without gloves. i cannot go to sleep without washing my entire arm and hands. i wash my hands around 40 times a day. i do not touch walls. i will not use a product until i have wiped it down with bleach. the best way i can explain having ocd is like if you do not wash your hands and go to bed its like there is an itch in your brain and you cannot reach it. i have washed my skin so much that there parts on my arm that is dried up and started to crack because of the amount of soap i use and how many times i have washed it.
@@sanisharamdhanee3602 I’m so similar, getting home from school even before the pandemic I’d have to spray myself down before entering the house including the bottom of my shoes, spray every surface I may touch as I make my way to the bathroom, pour myself a dettol bath and spray everything down I may touch, and stick my uniform in a plastic bag I’d spray down after my bath and stick it in the wash with loads of dettol cleaner, and I do the same for my sister now she’s in school and I’m not. Even before the pandemic i took a mask and wipes and hand sanitiser to school, the mask for emergencies where someone may feel ill. It’s been like that since I was 12, don’t get me started cooking or the pandemic! It’s hard ennit x
I love what a gentleman Frank is he is thinking of her feelings offering to take over when it gets too much and sees her ocd as an asset hes open to change. Bless his heart ❤
One does not need to be clinically OCD at all to be repulsed or gag on entering that bathroom. What kind of 'gentleman' keeps his bathroom like that?! It was actually comical to see Frank consoling Denise. It is Frank who deserves our pity and not her. It is not right that people like Frank and Helen inflict their lifestyle choice of living in squalor on their family and friends who would want to visit and check on him occasionally. It is inconsiderate and unkind. Their affliction actually affects others, while the OCD only bothers the ones that have it, if at all.
@@Anione111 OCD really does ruin peoples relationships, it's not a nice condition at all. The stress and anxiety and really intrusive thoughts can eat away at a person and cause them to lose relationships and friendships. Sometimes people with OCD do not allow people into their car or homes from fear of others contaminating their space. Please don't assume that OCD doesn't bother people around the one with the condition. This show really does glamourise OCD when in actual fact it's a crippling condition sometimes (and it's not just a complusion to clean aswell like this show likes to make out to be)
Their OCD compulsions actually are an issue though. The cleaning results are nice but the fact that they spend hours cleaning and get anxiety from not cleaning is as bad as the hoarders.
agreed. I'm not a fan of how the show almost seemed to exploit these people. Like you said the results may be nice but there must have been a lot of anxiety surrounding it. With treating OCD people undergo exposure therapy for a reason, so to almost praise the compulsions won't help these people get better at all!!
I think if Im going to choose, I'd rather have OCD. They seem a lot more in control, happy and busy. As to myself, sometimes my depressiom makes me buy things that I dont need, then once I realized it's suffocating me even more, I'll get rid of them. Then later on, feel empty again. It's a cycle. It's like I'm buying things so that I can get rid of them and feel that I accomplished something. Whereas with people with OCD it seems they have a purpose, things can easily distract them and focus on those. In contrast of me that as days go by, it's getting more and more difficult for me to focus. I need to rest for a long time before I can go back and face my life, work etc.
The thing is, the clutter reaches a point where it's beyond you to clear up/clean so you stop seeing it, as a form of self protection. I was lucky that my depression lifted just before it reached that point. Of course, the clutter was exacerbating the depression. It was such a relief when I was able to clear the rubbish out. Well done these people, on both sides.
I legit had a mental breakdown due to the clutter and had to ask for help to sort the majority so i could, ya kno, move from my bed and out. Its piling up again tho 😭 waiting for effective organising methods that ill actually use
just finished secondary school and my final exams. finding myself coming out of a really long depressive episode and have decided to do one of the biggest clear-outs ive ever done. i have so much stuff ive been holding onto that i just need to let go of, as well as lots of old school stuff of course. its hard but im very excited to get it finished, i know i'll feel so relieved :)
@@ThirrinDiamond not a method. Just a routine. If you make a habit of putting things back in their place, it'll never get into that level. A stitch in time saves nine. If calling guests forces you to clean up, call someone over.
Cat pee is one of those smells that once you smell you will never forget that smell. No matter where you are even if your shopping in the supermarket and someone walks pass.
If you can’t take care of yourself and your living space, please don’t get pets. My mom has 3 cats and her house always smells amazing. I always joke saying that if I drop something on the floor I risk picking it up cleaner than it was before dropping.
This may surprise you but most people get pets before their house ends up like this, having an animal doesn't protect anyone from depression and life problems which both lead to clutter and messy homes but these animals do help mentally and emotionally in a person's life regardless of what state their house is in
I agree. It’s wrong to force your pets to live in these unsanitary conditions. Animals need and love clean living space, too. My dog is visibly happier after I vacuum the house. He loves stretching happily on a nice, crumb-free, soft carpet. Have a great day, Corina. 😊
I think it is hard for families and they just do not know where to start. Often also the elderly will insist they do not need help, purely through embarrassment. For all we know he might not have children of his own to help as it was a niece who came to look at the house .... As you will have seen also at the very end of the video he has now arranged for a cleaner, so his home will be enjoyable for him and if any family come to visit.
@@Deb.-. so true, we had an elderly neighbour. For years he was hoarding. So bad he couldn’t open the front door from all the post, eventually you couldn’t see the front door from the garden overgrowing! It was actually on one of these programmes 🙈🙊 his family apparently had no idea. We never saw any family and we never saw him, but his house was like that and getting worse over two decades! It’s terrible how some people get neglected, especially by their families :/
@@lcaroline1100 That is terribly sad especially when you know the person. I hope the people on the show were able to help him and that he is now coping.
To help someone, that person has to acknowledge the problem and want a solution. And sometimes that does not happen. My father has never been particularly concerned with cleanliness, he is now 80, increasingly rapidly descending into senile dementia, a widower (and his wife was not exactly the queen of clean either, they were both indifferent and oblivious on that subject), and simply does not see nor care about keeping his house reasonably clean. Last summer I spent 7 hours cleaning his kitchen, throwing away moldy food, scrubbing his hot water kettle, his cooking range, his dish draining rack, washing the floor, cleaning the rubbish bin. I found a 10 cms rim of fly eggs waiting to hatch inside that bin, along with a nice crop of maggots. And his answer was to attack me and accuse me of throwing organic matter in the bin because he "recycles everything and never throws food in the bin, it goes to compost" (meaning he keeps leftover scraps of food in a dish on the counter, raising its own crop of bugs, until he can take them to his compost bin in the garden of our family home, 15 kms away from where he lives). So my 2 tea bags were supposedly responsible for an insect infestation sufficient to provide a science lab with enough specimen for a year... And by the way, he absolutely did not notice that everything was suddenly and magically clean in his kitchen... My sister and I try our best to help him, but no matter what we say, he simply does not care, and is even prone to angry outbursts when confronted with the filth he lives in. So whenever we go see him, we do what we can to clean up, simply because eating food coming out of his fridge and cooked in his pots and pans gives us the creeps, but we know it's a losing battle. And an exhausting one, when we try to take care of someone who has given up, does not care and does not want to change his ways. And since we are "just his daughters", our opinion does not count, but worse, he is now past caring what others may think or say.
Helen looks RADIANT! Absolutely gorgeous with her new style. Adam was amazing and did the best job while remaining so respectful. I loved it, super wholesome.
The symbiotic relationship between the cleaner and the home owners is just what they both need... If anyone has OCD and is bored, I have a whole house that needs cleaning. You're welcome in advance.
why dont you pay for a cleaning crew? i think the air fares would possibly be around the same cost, wouldnt it? i personally would love to go clean a full house but damn... australia is quite far lol
@@komori_iromok I guess he's joking. Who couldn't use a friend who loves cleaning? There are less productive hobbies one could have. Does someone happen to be out there who loves to cook? 😁
Those with OCD will not be be bored. Their whole day and night will.be taken up with compulsions and anxiety. You'll also find that those with OCD don't actually enjoy cleaning, they are doing it to combat the anxiety that the threat of germs and ir intrusive thoughts is causing
The majority of this comment thread is just pure ignorance to the real face of OCD It is a debilitating illness and people who suffer, do NOT enjoy their compulsions they get temporary relief from them. OCD is not all about cleaning.
My ocd is less about cleaning but more like keeping things in order! If a kitchen cupboard does not have everything where its supposed to go it messes with my mood, i get agitated and frustrated and have to redo the whole thing
I also keep feeling frustrated if I don't find things in order. I'll straighten out covers but won't want anyone sitting coz it creases them..... keep twisting and turning everything, it's disturbing.... but I love it sometimes. Problem comes when I enter someone's space and want to fix their houses as well
wait... so people didn't do that before covid? i thought it was common sense to wash your hands after being outside and touching handles, doors, groceries, etc..? I mean, I shouldn't be surprised,given how many men don't wash their hands after the bathroom(this happens with women but its far less)
@@izabelezyleify Well yeah, same here. Before covid, I'd take the bus and always be thinking of all the hands that had touched the bars, seats, windows and stop buttons. People picking their nose, coughing/sneezing into their hands, people that didn't wash hands after bathroom, scratching in sweaty places, etc... So many germs. I wouldn't dare eat anything with direct contact to my hands after the bus. I'd also be the type of person to eat pizza with a knife and fork in a restaurant. I'm not OCD.
What an absolutely lovely lad,his parents will have every right to be so proud of him.He was very considerate of the woman's feelings,and got stuck in to help her,nice to see,he's been raised well :)
I was so angry when she said she didn’t need Adam to tell her how to clean, she already knew how to do it. I was shouting so why haven’t you cleaned then?
@@lesleyhubble2976 DO IT !! honestly it's the best thing I've ever done .. so easy to keep up my home even with 2 toddlers making mess all day my house stays immaculate
I love how Linda laughs at the situation! It's the little things in life, you know, being sprayed down with moss and murky water :D And I bet Adam is a terrific hairdresser!
This is my top episode. There is so much respect and care. They all make an effort to push their boundaries and learn and tries not to get defensive. It’s just beautiful. ❤️
Awww Frank was genuinely grateful, you made such a great change to his life. And the lady who lost her husband soo needed help, because her priority was her late husband not cleaning 🙏🙏🙏
I think it's heartwarming seeing 2 extreme disorders connect to each other, and take some learning from the mutual help. I am not in an extreme level of OCD, but I do have a couple of things that make people give me the side eye sometimes, when they catch me "adjusting stuff" (specific way to set the table for meals, towels hanging folded on a particular way, can't stand seeing different colored hangers, the way I fold my clothes into drawers, etc.). But I do not mind seeing a little dust, cat hair or an unmade bed halfway through the week - a home has to be lived in order be loved as well. I do wish I would meet someone struggling with a mild hoarding or uncleaningless and help them through it all! :)
I have to rearrange the dishwasher and make sure paperwork is filed and in order as with my kitchen cupboards, if its not it affects my mood,... I get agitated and when I get like that I know something is not in order! I think my kids disapprove 😂
@@ttrublu79 I so get you! 🤣 My husband is used to it, and my parents are as well. However, sometimes outside people catch me doing some things and just look at me like I'm some crazy person! Ahahah 🥲
No offence but I probably wouldn’t describe that as OCD since it’s a diagnosed disorder and often isn’t even related to neatness. So unless you’re diagnosed I wouldn’t use that label, I’d recommended saying clean or messy or even just obsessive.
Sounds like you just like things a certain way, it doesn't mean you have the disorder (unless you've been diagnosed with it) liking things a certain way doesn't tend to be OCD
@@zombi6751 I didn't write it to be offensive, I'm sorry if it came off like so... writing things on a foreign language can get tricky, as in my own language it sounds different to me. But thank you, for explaining further! :)
Adam is such a sweetheart, you can see he is a sweet person.The people all seem sweet. Great job helping change the lives of these homes.Bless them all.
Both people have OCD , while on the opposite scale. Ones of obssesed with hoarding , and the other obsessed with cleaning, tidying and organizing. Love it ;)
Frank is so adorable. Protect this man at all costs. These people are so lovely... Denise, Adam, Hellen... so kind... so accommodating! Blessings to all!
I have been inside so many houses like this in my old job. The way folks lived always shocked me. One lady had a pile of opened mail and junk mail, four feet high in her living room. It was a fire hazard and we got it sorted out. The house wasn't dirty, just cluttered. Some houses, you wiped your feet on the way out. I'm not joking
One of your best episodes. Young Adam is a sensible and appealing 22 year old with charming manners and compassion. Frank also, on the opposite age range, was a delight too. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks,
I seriously get the feeling that Adam and Helen might have actually become friends and I really want that question to be answered! Really sweet giving her a make over as well! Helen ought to embrace her skin as well! I'm not saying cake her in make up, but get some natural skincare going on. She's already gone from looking 60 to about 50, but she could get away with mid 40's honestly. The subway kind of frustrates me cuz the floor didn't look clean at the end. I'd have done more for it.
Adam was so kind and sweet to this lady and he helped her in many ways to get her life back on track. Plus a hair cut. More people like him are needed!
The show makes the OCD to be the bigger problem, while in fact the hoarding and living in squalor is the real problem here, a serious health hazard at various levels.
All of them are mentally ill, just at opposite ends of the spectrum. The germaphobes are a prisoner to their cleaning rituals for fear of contamination and yet none of the hoarders have become seriously ill despite living in unsanitary conditions. All of it is a manifestation of extreme anxiety. There's a happy medium to be found.
in Italy this program was aired on one of our channels and me and my mom used to watch. one thing we always thought about these "clean people" is that for us walking inside the house with shoes on is an extremely unclean thing u.u everytime we enter our house, we put on some slippers, oriental style 🤙🏼 and also, the carpets on the floor.... still can't get used to them 🤣
The carpets!!! I totally agree!! In Portugal, carpets aren't a thing since the 80s! They are so unhygienic!! I can feel the dust in my nose when I watch these videos 🤣 And also the "no shoes" policy, we have slippers for guests' use only at home (and even clean socks for use, when it's Summer). What we don't allow is shoes inside, period!!
@@ritinya2692 I had wooden floor in my last flat but it was freezing. Back to cosy carpets now. We only have about 3 days of Summer lol. I do vacuum daily and shoes are left in the hallway.
@@rachelwesterman1223 Yeah, I guess it depends on where you live. Portugal is not a very cold country generally, although houses can get quite chilly in Winter as buildings are usually not built with great cold/heat isolation... AC is not really a thing either, except for newer constructions. We get by with area rugs, fireplaces and cozy blankets! 😁
Budget cuts to pay useless mp more 🥴 Never money for the public places, disabled, youth groups ect but always have enough to give themselves massive pay rise 🙃
Yep. Instead, they exploit these women to clean up the mess that men have left behind (look around you - who is publicly urinating? Who mainly is littering? Boys and men).
"Marilyn Monroe with a 303 rifle" Love Frank, but I'm not sure I'd call Denise paranoid looking at that bathroom mess. I hope he remains feeling at peace with the world. Cheyza's suit is snazzy, loved Linda's attitude to getting messy from the spraying. Adam is a charming young man, Helen's house looks gorgeous, her son seems a lovely man and it's nice to know he's been able to see his childhood home looking so much better. The underpass looks brilliant, don't know the cost of the specialist anti-graffiti paint but think it could be a good investment for councils and communities in some public spaces. I love seeing artistic graffiti, especially when done well, but when it is just tags and mess it's just an unpleasant eyesore.
Thank you. These videos help me keep on moving even when I have no more power to move. I like the music. I like all your videos!!! I enjoy seeing how people who help others with cleaning speak politely to those who have made their homes so dirty.
I love seeing the 2 extremes come together and the compassion each have for the other. They are 2 sides to the same coin. I tend towards minimalism and clutter and dirt make me feel unwell. I had a friend who had hoarding tendencies, and I just thought she was lazy but I can see it was mental health-related and that she simply didn't see her dirt and clutter as an issue.
@@Naemen people mainly have carpets fitted to keep rooms warm as they absorb cold air where as hard floors rebound the cold air in colder weather. I personally prefer hard floors cuz they’re easy to clean
@@tazz5257 Ah ok! I'm from Sweden and the concept of fitted carpets doesn't exist here, because nobody wants it. If people insist on having it, why don't they at least take their shoes off?
@@Naemen because some people over here are either too lazy to remove their shoes or they hate the idea of walking barefoot in someone else’s house 🙄 visitors have to remove their shoes in my house whether they like it or not cuz I don’t want dirt on my floors 😅
I loved Frank's home. It was so nice, and you can't even tell it was nice until it was clean. I wish someone could have helped cleaned his bedroom too.
How could you not help your uncle clean his house for 10 YEARS!!! A decade of letting him live like that! It's baffling. I am so happy that Frank is now in better living conditions, he deserves it. Super happy he has a cleaner coming in once a week.
such inspirational show, loves what Adam did. these 2 pairs worked best in cooperation so far. I'm good at tidy up, but this has inspired me to clean and declutter at another level and start to let go things that no longer needed. Only thing that surprised me, how they manage to clean and go through things without wearing a gloves and mask or maybe a protection suit.
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Who else is thankful for being somewhere in the middle of these two extremes 😅
I was literally just thinking that 😂 I like things to be neat and tidy, but I’m not super obsessed with symmetry, or when something has been cleaned once, it’ll only be cleaned again whenever it gets dusty/dirty again! I feel like you’d have to have loss of time on your hands to get that obsessive…
Me!!!!!!!
I really am
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Sana Ijaz I would say that I am not completely OCD but that I fall fairly on that spectrum. I barely spend time cleaning but its only because I am very careful to keep a very limited amount of posessions which makes cleaning after myself simple
Adam brought the harmony and beauty to Helen's place and now it looks so spacious and full of light. So majestic.
He is sach a good and pleasent guy, with an eye for symmetry and space. And colours too. He made my day.
Very lovely to see Adam's time spent with Helen, and watching them both benefit from this experience.
I think messy people should be condemned?
Because they are lazy.
Frank was actually such a gentleman while being very embarrassed.
He was lovely, "Marilyn Monroe with a rifle" - I think he had a little crush on her.
Good sense of humour 😊 Old school
when he said "i think you got at me from the beginning" i kind of felt bad 😪😥
Condescending witch !! Can she no see the wee mans in distress that’s why he asked for help
God love u frank ❤️❤️❤️
Literally
I feel so bad for people with OCD who partnered with this program, most of the holders make fun of them and they treat them as cleaners paid to clean their house. This woman asking why do you clean like this was just rude, I mean it's obvious isn't it? It's the reason he doesn't live in filth
I think a lot of reality shows exploit people.🙁
I wonder how much they actually get paid for the show tho, like you do get paid to be on tv
I think they were both "rude" to each other to be honest. Ones a border and the others ocd so to them what their saying is normal but to people like us who don't have these issues it seems rude.
@@kittykatt8092 You could have a point, but perhaps we, too, have a problem after all: taking things too personal when it absolutely doesn't matter and considering straightforwardness to be rude. However, sometimes being blunt can help prevent misunderstandings, so as said, perhaps being too touchy is our 'normal'- folks' problem. - If there is such a thing as being normal, that is. 😉
It’s really exploiting the polar opposites that these conditions result in. Hoarders are being exploited just as much and they’re getting defensive because they feel judged by the OCD people.
It’s going to cause a clash no matter what because seeing how uncomfortable the OCD people are will naturally make the hoarders get defensive and embarrassed.
What a lovely guy Adam is! Handled it all so well and was so caring towards that lady.
Yes he’s a lovable guy!
Yh he is lovely man bless him and I felt for Helen, good episode as the old man lovely to x
Wow I thought the very opposite, he's so offensive and criticizing he made her so defensive, she probably regrets having him to help
@@Tayamiz that lady had to hear it from someone. What he's saying is true an she needs to know that. She didn't seem to care about cleaning etc so idk why she got his help or y she's talking to him like that. She's the rude 1
I love Adam! 💚❤️💙💜
I feel bad for Frank, he is such a kind gentleman even while sitting there being so embarrassed and humiliated having to listen to someone gag etc🥺. As someone who has OCD can I just say that is never okay, you still have to be respectful towards the person especially when they are being respectful towards you. They are already embarrassed and ashamed of the way they live otherwise you wouldn’t be there so please just be mindful of your words towards the people your helping. As someone with this condition I can assure you this situation would make me anxious and uncomfortable but I would never and have never showed any level of disrespect of disgust in anyone’s home regardless.
It’s different if you freak out and uncontrollably gag though, I have it too and cannot help when I freak out over things hygiene related
Gagging is a reflex. You cant really control it.
Yo I’m sorry but yeah, gagging isn’t really something you can control if it’s coming out. It’s not being disrespectful to sneeze when you get dust in your nose, just as it’s not disrespectful to gag when something smells bad.
Doesn’t look like a gentleman that hug was so weird he didn’t want to let her go and then went for a kiss 😬
I also felt sorry for Frank. Always treat people with absolute respect. Don't make them feel they are no good. They are battling with a problem...don't make it worse👒👖👜👠🎒
Adam is fantastic, he has even given Helen a makeover.
Yes, I found that part touching.
Adam needs a makeover himself tho
@@annoymous7052 I think he looks good just the way he is.
Adam has a kind heart. Lovely.
Did he have IG
Adam is such a sweetheart! His excitement when clearing out her clothes was palpable. Even though she is borderline rude and very defensive, he just keeps on being kind and encouraging.
She’s grieving her lost husband, the last thing on most people’s minds after losing someone close to them is how clean the house is.
@@TheIndigoSystem It's clear she's been like this for years.
I can't understand why the women cleaning the tunnel are not wearing masks and protective clothing because I certainly would and I don't have OCD
Other shows on this channel have shown people going into tunnels and cleaning them and they all say that the smell goes behind the mask and gets trapped there
I think some of these people have not been propperly diagnosed according to the narrator. And some of them are doing it to combat their OCD as a form of exposure therepy which is also a section of the show :)
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Yeah! True! Why they didnt tie their hair? Omg!
Rightttt???! Their mouths were opened when they handled the jet washer.
Adam is such a lovely guy, it's funny how he's keeping it all in. He's just so politely honest 😂
I always find it amusing how the hoarders in these shows are always like ‘why would I spend time cleaning? That’s stupid’ and then two seconds later are like ‘yeah I need help’
They are lazy
@@Leo9z stop. as a clean freak, i will tell you RIGHT NOW that there is more to it than that. I have been around dirty places and people with unresolved issues and I myself use to live in dirty houses as a teen. Lazy is a very harmful word
@@Leo9z untreated mental health is a BIG cause of terrible housekeeping. i was there once and had friends who even had it worse. it is humiliating but because of mental issues it is hard to keep up a cleaning routine
@@Leo9z sorry but I don’t agree the majority have had trauma events or suffer from mental health or have health issues, please stop judging people like that
@@elevenpoisons2484 I agree with you
3:46 "It's Ermm, ... It's ... It's Quite Unbalancing" 🙃🥳 Now just How Polite is That Statement 😂😎 Way to Go Adam 😎💞
They way Adam was speechless when he walked in loooool
🤣 Who wouldn't
Anxiety entered the chat...
He was having a heart attack 😂
I almost had a mini heart attack just watching it, Adam was atleast concious 😂😂
i love how he tried to be respectful bcs i somehow i understand how anxious he was at that time looll
These germaphobes during a pandemic... I can't even imagine how much worse the ocd is... I feel for them. Both extremes are mental illnesses.
I work with a young lad whose parents caught COVID - he barricaded himself in his room and only left for a shower (multiple times a day). Very difficult to hear how much he wasn’t coping.
yes its been unbearable. I have health anxiety related OCD so a pandemic is possibly the worst thing to happen. Its truly been hell.
You're so right.
its really difficult and hard. if i leave my house even to go outside for a few mintues i have to wash my hair , i use dettol everyday. i will not leave my house without gloves. i cannot go to sleep without washing my entire arm and hands. i wash my hands around 40 times a day. i do not touch walls. i will not use a product until i have wiped it down with bleach. the best way i can explain having ocd is like if you do not wash your hands and go to bed its like there is an itch in your brain and you cannot reach it. i have washed my skin so much that there parts on my arm that is dried up and started to crack because of the amount of soap i use and how many times i have washed it.
@@sanisharamdhanee3602 I’m so similar, getting home from school even before the pandemic I’d have to spray myself down before entering the house including the bottom of my shoes, spray every surface I may touch as I make my way to the bathroom, pour myself a dettol bath and spray everything down I may touch, and stick my uniform in a plastic bag I’d spray down after my bath and stick it in the wash with loads of dettol cleaner, and I do the same for my sister now she’s in school and I’m not. Even before the pandemic i took a mask and wipes and hand sanitiser to school, the mask for emergencies where someone may feel ill. It’s been like that since I was 12, don’t get me started cooking or the pandemic! It’s hard ennit x
I love what a gentleman Frank is he is thinking of her feelings offering to take over when it gets too much and sees her ocd as an asset hes open to change. Bless his heart ❤
One does not need to be clinically OCD at all to be repulsed or gag on entering that bathroom. What kind of 'gentleman' keeps his bathroom like that?! It was actually comical to see Frank consoling Denise. It is Frank who deserves our pity and not her. It is not right that people like Frank and Helen inflict their lifestyle choice of living in squalor on their family and friends who would want to visit and check on him occasionally. It is inconsiderate and unkind. Their affliction actually affects others, while the OCD only bothers the ones that have it, if at all.
I don’t think he’s a gentleman just watch the hug at the end, he didn’t let her go and went for a kiss just focus
@@Anione111 OCD really does ruin peoples relationships, it's not a nice condition at all. The stress and anxiety and really intrusive thoughts can eat away at a person and cause them to lose relationships and friendships. Sometimes people with OCD do not allow people into their car or homes from fear of others contaminating their space. Please don't assume that OCD doesn't bother people around the one with the condition. This show really does glamourise OCD when in actual fact it's a crippling condition sometimes (and it's not just a complusion to clean aswell like this show likes to make out to be)
It was delightful to see Adam fixing the spaces at that home, he gave it a soul and a purpose. Not only that he fixed the lady’s hair. He is amazing!!
The touch of Adam flipped that house. It's lively and stunning.
Their OCD compulsions actually are an issue though. The cleaning results are nice but the fact that they spend hours cleaning and get anxiety from not cleaning is as bad as the hoarders.
agreed. I'm not a fan of how the show almost seemed to exploit these people. Like you said the results may be nice but there must have been a lot of anxiety surrounding it. With treating OCD people undergo exposure therapy for a reason, so to almost praise the compulsions won't help these people get better at all!!
I have ocd and used to clean my house for hours a day. Thankfully saw a doctor and they helped me so I'm alot better but still very clean and tidy.
yep. its trauma based
@@BelleBritish feel happy for you :)
I think if Im going to choose, I'd rather have OCD. They seem a lot more in control, happy and busy.
As to myself, sometimes my depressiom makes me buy things that I dont need, then once I realized it's suffocating me even more, I'll get rid of them. Then later on, feel empty again. It's a cycle.
It's like I'm buying things so that I can get rid of them and feel that I accomplished something.
Whereas with people with OCD it seems they have a purpose, things can easily distract them and focus on those. In contrast of me that as days go by, it's getting more and more difficult for me to focus. I need to rest for a long time before I can go back and face my life, work etc.
Frank is an absolute gem and needs protecting at all costs 🥺💗
The thing is, the clutter reaches a point where it's beyond you to clear up/clean so you stop seeing it, as a form of self protection. I was lucky that my depression lifted just before it reached that point. Of course, the clutter was exacerbating the depression. It was such a relief when I was able to clear the rubbish out. Well done these people, on both sides.
I legit had a mental breakdown due to the clutter and had to ask for help to sort the majority so i could, ya kno, move from my bed and out.
Its piling up again tho 😭 waiting for effective organising methods that ill actually use
just finished secondary school and my final exams. finding myself coming out of a really long depressive episode and have decided to do one of the biggest clear-outs ive ever done. i have so much stuff ive been holding onto that i just need to let go of, as well as lots of old school stuff of course. its hard but im very excited to get it finished, i know i'll feel so relieved :)
@@ThirrinDiamond not a method. Just a routine. If you make a habit of putting things back in their place, it'll never get into that level. A stitch in time saves nine. If calling guests forces you to clean up, call someone over.
Yes. It’s an emotional comfort for these people which is why they need help to sort through it. It’s too painful and difficult to do it on their own.
I feel you...
Cat pee is one of those smells that once you smell you will never forget that smell. No matter where you are even if your shopping in the supermarket and someone walks pass.
I’ve never smelled it before !!
@@HELLO-b1p And I can’t even describe it to you. It’s an experience, once you will never forget.
@@HELLO-b1p it smells like ammonia. Very strong smell😹
That’s because it has ammonia in it. One of the most horrid smells ever
@@AstridTheDoll yes but they're so cute tho 💕😻
If you can’t take care of yourself and your living space, please don’t get pets. My mom has 3 cats and her house always smells amazing. I always joke saying that if I drop something on the floor I risk picking it up cleaner than it was before dropping.
This may surprise you but most people get pets before their house ends up like this, having an animal doesn't protect anyone from depression and life problems which both lead to clutter and messy homes but these animals do help mentally and emotionally in a person's life regardless of what state their house is in
That is so cute!
I agree. It’s wrong to force your pets to live in these unsanitary conditions. Animals need and love clean living space, too. My dog is visibly happier after I vacuum the house. He loves stretching happily on a nice, crumb-free, soft carpet. Have a great day, Corina. 😊
I love Adam, his face when he walked in was priceless lol 😂🤣. Frank's lovely he's so understanding lcant believe hes over 80.
Adam did her so good. He helped her in ways she would have never imagined.
Bless Adam. The way he didnt want to offend when he said 'im clean and I'm in a 'unclean environment' ... So polite and thoughtful 😊
The amount of family Frank apparantly has, you would think they would help him out
That’s what I thought too!
I think it is hard for families and they just do not know where to start. Often also the elderly will insist they do not need help, purely through embarrassment. For all we know he might not have children of his own to help as it was a niece who came to look at the house ....
As you will have seen also at the very end of the video he has now arranged for a cleaner, so his home will be enjoyable for him and if any family come to visit.
@@Deb.-. so true, we had an elderly neighbour. For years he was hoarding. So bad he couldn’t open the front door from all the post, eventually you couldn’t see the front door from the garden overgrowing! It was actually on one of these programmes 🙈🙊 his family apparently had no idea. We never saw any family and we never saw him, but his house was like that and getting worse over two decades! It’s terrible how some people get neglected, especially by their families :/
@@lcaroline1100 That is terribly sad especially when you know the person. I hope the people on the show were able to help him and that he is now coping.
To help someone, that person has to acknowledge the problem and want a solution.
And sometimes that does not happen.
My father has never been particularly concerned with cleanliness, he is now 80, increasingly rapidly descending into senile dementia, a widower (and his wife was not exactly the queen of clean either, they were both indifferent and oblivious on that subject), and simply does not see nor care about keeping his house reasonably clean.
Last summer I spent 7 hours cleaning his kitchen, throwing away moldy food, scrubbing his hot water kettle, his cooking range, his dish draining rack, washing the floor, cleaning the rubbish bin. I found a 10 cms rim of fly eggs waiting to hatch inside that bin, along with a nice crop of maggots. And his answer was to attack me and accuse me of throwing organic matter in the bin because he "recycles everything and never throws food in the bin, it goes to compost" (meaning he keeps leftover scraps of food in a dish on the counter, raising its own crop of bugs, until he can take them to his compost bin in the garden of our family home, 15 kms away from where he lives). So my 2 tea bags were supposedly responsible for an insect infestation sufficient to provide a science lab with enough specimen for a year... And by the way, he absolutely did not notice that everything was suddenly and magically clean in his kitchen...
My sister and I try our best to help him, but no matter what we say, he simply does not care, and is even prone to angry outbursts when confronted with the filth he lives in. So whenever we go see him, we do what we can to clean up, simply because eating food coming out of his fridge and cooked in his pots and pans gives us the creeps, but we know it's a losing battle. And an exhausting one, when we try to take care of someone who has given up, does not care and does not want to change his ways. And since we are "just his daughters", our opinion does not count, but worse, he is now past caring what others may think or say.
Helen looks RADIANT! Absolutely gorgeous with her new style. Adam was amazing and did the best job while remaining so respectful. I loved it, super wholesome.
Oh,-come-on!!!---There-is-no-way-in-this-life-that-she-could-in-any-conceivable-way-be-considered-"gorgeous"!!!!!
@@jb6712 aw i thought she looked lovely. so much more put together and radiant. this episode was really sweet
I love Frank’s attitude
Yes he is a lovely bloke.
I love the way Adam was sweeping his house but there was no dust or dirt
Best way. That way all you have is maintenance.
With his shoes on🤷♀️🤦♀️
Precisely-why-he-takes-such-good-care-of-it....-so-there-won't-be-any-dust-and-dirt!
@@amandajones4549 So?---His-house,-his-rules.---And-it's-highly-likely-he-had-indoor-shoes-AND-outdoor-shoes.--I-do...I-cannot-wear-slippers,-them-having-no-support-whatsoever.---My-late-parents-always-wore-shoes-in-the-house-for-my-same-reason...they-needed-far-more-foot-support-than-flimsy-slippers-provide.
Don't-be-criticizing-people-for-doing-things-'you'-don't-do....nobody-else-is-living-your-way...(THANKFULLY!!)
The symbiotic relationship between the cleaner and the home owners is just what they both need... If anyone has OCD and is bored, I have a whole house that needs cleaning. You're welcome in advance.
@@ColtTheWolf Australia. But willing to pay air fares for decent cleaner!
why dont you pay for a cleaning crew? i think the air fares would possibly be around the same cost, wouldnt it? i personally would love to go clean a full house but damn... australia is quite far lol
@@komori_iromok I guess he's joking. Who couldn't use a friend who loves cleaning? There are less productive hobbies one could have. Does someone happen to be out there who loves to cook? 😁
@@maximilianemustermann815 Haha your not wrong
Those with OCD will not be be bored. Their whole day and night will.be taken up with compulsions and anxiety. You'll also find that those with OCD don't actually enjoy cleaning, they are doing it to combat the anxiety that the threat of germs and ir intrusive thoughts is causing
The majority of this comment thread is just pure ignorance to the real face of OCD
It is a debilitating illness and people who suffer, do NOT enjoy their compulsions they get temporary relief from them.
OCD is not all about cleaning.
My ocd is less about cleaning but more like keeping things in order! If a kitchen cupboard does not have everything where its supposed to go it messes with my mood, i get agitated and frustrated and have to redo the whole thing
I also keep feeling frustrated if I don't find things in order. I'll straighten out covers but won't want anyone sitting coz it creases them..... keep twisting and turning everything, it's disturbing.... but I love it sometimes. Problem comes when I enter someone's space and want to fix their houses as well
Would you say someone who feels the need to clean for 8 hours a day, cleaning things that are already spotless, isn't suffering?
@@katiegoldman6444 no. I would agree that person is suffering. As I said OCD is not ALL about cleaning
They-should-actually-be-called-OCC...Obsessive-Compulsive-Cleaners...rather-than-OCD,-which-is-actually-vastly-different-diagnoses.
You know this was filmed before the pandemic when she says she’s OCD for cleaning her hands when comes back home.
The program is probably close on to 8-10 years old .
wait... so people didn't do that before covid? i thought it was common sense to wash your hands after being outside and touching handles, doors, groceries, etc..? I mean, I shouldn't be surprised,given how many men don't wash their hands after the bathroom(this happens with women but its far less)
@@izabelezyleify literally lmaooo I’m pretty sure millions of people worldwide only discovered hygiene bc of covid lol
What pandemic ? Where ?
@@izabelezyleify Well yeah, same here. Before covid, I'd take the bus and always be thinking of all the hands that had touched the bars, seats, windows and stop buttons. People picking their nose, coughing/sneezing into their hands, people that didn't wash hands after bathroom, scratching in sweaty places, etc... So many germs. I wouldn't dare eat anything with direct contact to my hands after the bus. I'd also be the type of person to eat pizza with a knife and fork in a restaurant.
I'm not OCD.
Giving Helen a haircut was such a lovely thought. I hope that they keep in touch.
What an absolutely lovely lad,his parents will have every right to be so proud of him.He was very considerate of the woman's feelings,and got stuck in to help her,nice to see,he's been raised well :)
Adam is a lovely guy 👏🏼😊 so caring. He was so patient with the lady.
Adam is such a good guy, and his beautiful blue eyes....🤩
I'm so glad Helen and Frank got the help they so badly needed.
Well done Adam and Denise !!!
I wonder what Adam looks like now, he's gorgeous!
similar...a little older...look up Adam Cannell hair
He looks like a dork just as he always did.
@@debrak8521 I know, completely my type, absolutely love dorks
@@riaanvanmaastricht9594 👍
He-was-a-"cute"-22-year-old....but-nowhere-near-"gorgeous."---And-he-has-a-partner,-so-stop-drooling.
Every time they touched their faces!! I wanted to scream!!
Adam is one of the nicest cleaners on this show, the way he shows that he cares and how he doesn’t get mad at frank for his house being dirty
Adam was with Helen
@@akashmukhopadhyay7992 🤣🤣 glad someone said it! 👏
He-cleaned-Helen's-house;-Denise-cleaned-Frank's-house..🙄.
I was so angry when she said she didn’t need Adam to tell her how to clean, she already knew how to do it. I was shouting so why haven’t you cleaned then?
The dust and dirt and grime from this makes my skin crawl, I cannot stand clutter dust or dirt, I love seeing these transformations
How lovely is Adam? Hes a gem
Awww Frank he was so sweet, i hope his family visit him often
Applaud ! A clean place is so calming & feels like home. Now I know I’m not obsessed with cleanliness. Thank you
I’m having a purge at the moment, I’ve got rid of so much stuff, I want minimalism
@@lesleyhubble2976 DO IT !! honestly it's the best thing I've ever done .. so easy to keep up my home even with 2 toddlers making mess all day my house stays immaculate
I love how Linda laughs at the situation! It's the little things in life, you know, being sprayed down with moss and murky water :D
And I bet Adam is a terrific hairdresser!
This is my top episode. There is so much respect and care. They all make an effort to push their boundaries and learn and tries not to get defensive. It’s just beautiful. ❤️
The cat used the house as a toilet 😂
He was going crazy!!!
😂😂😂
I would, too!!! I got 3 cats, either they go outside to pee or got a litter box!
Awww Frank was genuinely grateful, you made such a great change to his life.
And the lady who lost her husband soo needed help, because her priority was her late husband not cleaning 🙏🙏🙏
I think it's heartwarming seeing 2 extreme disorders connect to each other, and take some learning from the mutual help. I am not in an extreme level of OCD, but I do have a couple of things that make people give me the side eye sometimes, when they catch me "adjusting stuff" (specific way to set the table for meals, towels hanging folded on a particular way, can't stand seeing different colored hangers, the way I fold my clothes into drawers, etc.). But I do not mind seeing a little dust, cat hair or an unmade bed halfway through the week - a home has to be lived in order be loved as well. I do wish I would meet someone struggling with a mild hoarding or uncleaningless and help them through it all! :)
I have to rearrange the dishwasher and make sure paperwork is filed and in order as with my kitchen cupboards, if its not it affects my mood,... I get agitated and when I get like that I know something is not in order! I think my kids disapprove 😂
@@ttrublu79 I so get you! 🤣 My husband is used to it, and my parents are as well. However, sometimes outside people catch me doing some things and just look at me like I'm some crazy person! Ahahah 🥲
No offence but I probably wouldn’t describe that as OCD since it’s a diagnosed disorder and often isn’t even related to neatness. So unless you’re diagnosed I wouldn’t use that label, I’d recommended saying clean or messy or even just obsessive.
Sounds like you just like things a certain way, it doesn't mean you have the disorder (unless you've been diagnosed with it) liking things a certain way doesn't tend to be OCD
@@zombi6751 I didn't write it to be offensive, I'm sorry if it came off like so... writing things on a foreign language can get tricky, as in my own language it sounds different to me. But thank you, for explaining further! :)
Adam is such a sweetheart, you can see he is a sweet person.The people all seem sweet. Great job helping change the lives of these homes.Bless them all.
Adam and Helen's makeover is the best, i love it !!!
Both people have OCD , while on the opposite scale. Ones of obssesed with hoarding , and the other obsessed with cleaning, tidying and organizing. Love it ;)
😂😂😂
OCD is not something to love
Frank was such a gentleman while being very embarrassed and told he was disgusting hahaha
Frank is so adorable. Protect this man at all costs. These people are so lovely... Denise, Adam, Hellen... so kind... so accommodating! Blessings to all!
I have been inside so many houses like this in my old job. The way folks lived always shocked me.
One lady had a pile of opened mail and junk mail, four feet high in her living room.
It was a fire hazard and we got it sorted out.
The house wasn't dirty, just cluttered. Some houses, you wiped your feet on the way out.
I'm not joking
One of your best episodes. Young Adam is a sensible and appealing 22 year old with charming manners and compassion. Frank also, on the opposite age range, was a delight too. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks,
I used to like everything in it's place..Now I have 2 kids, I've given up!
Except your apostrophes. 🤪
Same 😂😂😂 but it doesn't mean it's unclean it's just messy toys everywhere I hate it but I've accepted it or I'll be picking up toys every 5 mins
@@amandaprewett9457 exactly!!! It's so depressing
Same here... Papers, toys books and their clothes all are scattered... I don't talk much cause I need my sanity more...
Same lol! I would put them to bed and clean so they take naps 2-3 times a day before bed.
Adam was a gent with Helen and came from a understanding place rather than judging her. Hope they’re both doing well 💙
Best line award goes to the lady Adam is assisting ,
"I know how to clean"
Pmsl.....🎭🌟💐🙂
Adam did a fantastic job, he treated Helen with so much respect.💖💖
Bless frank hate seeing old people in situations like this
Adam is an interior designer. Gorgeous house
I seriously get the feeling that Adam and Helen might have actually become friends and I really want that question to be answered! Really sweet giving her a make over as well!
Helen ought to embrace her skin as well! I'm not saying cake her in make up, but get some natural skincare going on. She's already gone from looking 60 to about 50, but she could get away with mid 40's honestly.
The subway kind of frustrates me cuz the floor didn't look clean at the end. I'd have done more for it.
I love that Adam gave her a haircut, I honestly was hoping he would. I would also do that.
I find it strange the lady helping Frank doesn't tie her hair out of the way while she cleans, I'm paranoid for her.
Adam was so kind and sweet to this lady and he helped her in many ways to get her life back on track. Plus a hair cut. More people like him are needed!
Adam in a God send angel, and looks like one too. Congratulations for all the cleaners of the world make a prettier and healthier.
Full credit to the ladies cleaning up the underpass... they made a difference to the whole community 😊
Frank seems like an absolute sweetheart. 🥰
Well done those people. And Adam is a sweetie so lovely to the lady.
The show makes the OCD to be the bigger problem, while in fact the hoarding and living in squalor is the real problem here, a serious health hazard at various levels.
OCD is a big problem, it's a serious mental health disorder
All of them are mentally ill, just at opposite ends of the spectrum. The germaphobes are a prisoner to their cleaning rituals for fear of contamination and yet none of the hoarders have become seriously ill despite living in unsanitary conditions.
All of it is a manifestation of extreme anxiety. There's a happy medium to be found.
Frank is such a lovely man and couldn’t have had a lovelier lady helping him
Adam is so cute and sweet! I really like how he smiles with his eyes
that Adam lad is such a nice guy. Wow! So mature and just caring. More Adams would make the world a better place
And he’s very easy on the eye too 😉
in Italy this program was aired on one of our channels and me and my mom used to watch. one thing we always thought about these "clean people" is that for us walking inside the house with shoes on is an extremely unclean thing u.u everytime we enter our house, we put on some slippers, oriental style 🤙🏼 and also, the carpets on the floor.... still can't get used to them 🤣
The carpets!!! I totally agree!! In Portugal, carpets aren't a thing since the 80s! They are so unhygienic!! I can feel the dust in my nose when I watch these videos 🤣 And also the "no shoes" policy, we have slippers for guests' use only at home (and even clean socks for use, when it's Summer). What we don't allow is shoes inside, period!!
@@ritinya2692 verdade 🥰
@@ritinya2692 I had wooden floor in my last flat but it was freezing. Back to cosy carpets now. We only have about 3 days of Summer lol. I do vacuum daily and shoes are left in the hallway.
@@rachelwesterman1223 Yeah, I guess it depends on where you live. Portugal is not a very cold country generally, although houses can get quite chilly in Winter as buildings are usually not built with great cold/heat isolation... AC is not really a thing either, except for newer constructions. We get by with area rugs, fireplaces and cozy blankets! 😁
@@rachelwesterman1223 Sweden’s also pretty cold but carpets are basically non existent here. You just need good isolation under the floor.
My husband has OCD, I didn't, but when we move together I started to feel really anconfortabl, around mess
Uncomfortable *
Adam is such a nice person. He is very patient and caring to that woman.
Helen-Adam journey was so calm and peaceful. It was beautiful to watch
Why on earth isn’t the local council cleaning this underpass. What a disgrace! Britain take a good hard look at your country,
Budget cuts one of the first things they cut is open spaces.
Budget cuts to pay useless mp more 🥴
Never money for the public places, disabled, youth groups ect but always have enough to give themselves massive pay rise 🙃
Yep. Instead, they exploit these women to clean up the mess that men have left behind (look around you - who is publicly urinating? Who mainly is littering? Boys and men).
"Marilyn Monroe with a 303 rifle"
Love Frank, but I'm not sure I'd call Denise paranoid looking at that bathroom mess. I hope he remains feeling at peace with the world.
Cheyza's suit is snazzy, loved Linda's attitude to getting messy from the spraying.
Adam is a charming young man, Helen's house looks gorgeous, her son seems a lovely man and it's nice to know he's been able to see his childhood home looking so much better.
The underpass looks brilliant, don't know the cost of the specialist anti-graffiti paint but think it could be a good investment for councils and communities in some public spaces. I love seeing artistic graffiti, especially when done well, but when it is just tags and mess it's just an unpleasant eyesore.
Thank you. These videos help me keep on moving even when I have no more power to move. I like the music. I like all your videos!!! I enjoy seeing how people who help others with cleaning speak politely to those who have made their homes so dirty.
I would love to meet these amazing people. 🥰 Changing people's lives in this way is so hart warming. ❤️🤗
All the volunteers are great people. They are super clean people and God bless them for helping others
I love seeing the 2 extremes come together and the compassion each have for the other. They are 2 sides to the same coin. I tend towards minimalism and clutter and dirt make me feel unwell. I had a friend who had hoarding tendencies, and I just thought she was lazy but I can see it was mental health-related and that she simply didn't see her dirt and clutter as an issue.
I love the sound of the rain on the plastic umbrella… reminds me of my childhood walking to school covered from head to toe in PVC rain gear!
They should have just replaced the carpets in my opinion 🤢🤮
Easier said than done though.. I'm clueless as to WHY people insist on having fitted carpets!
@@Naemen people mainly have carpets fitted to keep rooms warm as they absorb cold air where as hard floors rebound the cold air in colder weather. I personally prefer hard floors cuz they’re easy to clean
Burn the place down and start again
@@tazz5257 Ah ok! I'm from Sweden and the concept of fitted carpets doesn't exist here, because nobody wants it. If people insist on having it, why don't they at least take their shoes off?
@@Naemen because some people over here are either too lazy to remove their shoes or they hate the idea of walking barefoot in someone else’s house 🙄 visitors have to remove their shoes in my house whether they like it or not cuz I don’t want dirt on my floors 😅
The woman who cleaned Frank's house did it so well she even washed his dishes instead of just keeping them just like that. 👍
I loved the old tunnel, it had character - without the smell of urin and the litter it would've been perfect
In love with Adam and his eyes/smile/everything ❤
This was one of the sweetest and most wholesome videos I've seen in a while! loved it ❤
I loved Frank's home. It was so nice, and you can't even tell it was nice until it was clean. I wish someone could have helped cleaned his bedroom too.
“OCD is an asset for me”
Loved that old man, I hope he is alright now.
How could you not help your uncle clean his house for 10 YEARS!!! A decade of letting him live like that! It's baffling. I am so happy that Frank is now in better living conditions, he deserves it. Super happy he has a cleaner coming in once a week.
It took 4 days .. the bathroom alone took 5+ hrs
Not everyone has that amount of spare time or energy to go and clean for there elderly family
Hoarders will not let you touch their things or clean in many cases.
@@simb8496 absolutely. If it were that easy nobody would be living this way. Hoarding Disorder is a mental illness.
The look on his face when Adam walked through the door 😅😂🤣
Aw Frank is such a darling,bless him💜
aww frank is so cute im glad he got help cleaning!
such inspirational show, loves what Adam did. these 2 pairs worked best in cooperation so far. I'm good at tidy up, but this has inspired me to clean and declutter at another level and start to let go things that no longer needed. Only thing that surprised me, how they manage to clean and go through things without wearing a gloves and mask or maybe a protection suit.
Adam is Great man with Big heart ♥️
I think it's great that the compulsive cleaners found a positive way to take all this excess energy to help others.