I have no hoarding tendencies. But what I have learned is: just start tackling the things you have to do. My husband passed away 4 weeks before we had planned to move. Suddenly there is a mountain of things to handle alone. Just get started! Now everything has got its place and I sit on the couch and watch your videos. I am 80 yers old. Love your work!
@@sunnymeadow575 there was no time; the old house was sold. I sent a lot of his clothes to refugees and they were so happy. It made me feel good not to throw his things away
@@dorotheakool that is such a great thing to do, especially with clothing. Sometimes I think the sentimental part would be difficult to deal with. Or if they had a hobby and all of a sudden, you now have all their supplies for a hobby or interest that isn't yours
The reason you have 660k+ followers is you. Your voice, your personality, the empathy, the knowledge, the advice that you give. Top that off with a sense of humour, and you're completely unique and a really enjoyable and helpful watch. Take that compliment and enjoy! Good luck on your journey to 1M.
Yess! What i esp like abt this channel is that they clean hoarder houses but they dont do the whole "oh no a hoarder!! Look everyone!!" *films people crying while throwing away their stuff* that a lot of other people do when offering these kinda services. They just seem like a normal person who is treating others in a normal way.
I usually can't even make it through a whole video before I'm jumping up to do the dishes or reorganize something while continuing to listen. This channel is the best motivation I've found!
Hey Midwest Magic. I just wanted to say that I really do appreciate what you do. I too am autistic (also ADHD) but I often struggle with keeping my place clean. Listening to you while I clean helps me keep motivated to do what I need to do; it feels like I have someone keeping me company and helping me keep on task in a way. While you are directly helping the people in your videos, you are also indirectly helping people like me. Thank you so much!
Fellow mid-westerner (Wisco) here, we definitely do that here, and sit in the garage watching the snow fall as well lol (I also thought everyone did it)
I live in the Deep South and my home doesn't have a garage. I do have a front porch, a carport, and a back patio. I love sitting on any one of them when it rains. If it isn't the middle of summer.
"I'm not here to save the world, I'm here to save this house" is an awesome tag line. It's something you say, in one way or another, in every video. I would totally buy a shirt with that quote on it!
I have what you said about piles: Move it over here I struggle with piles But since watching you this year, I have REMOVED 4 piles from my home! 4 !!!! Gone! Not just moved to another location, but gone! I’m having difficulties with paperwork so I have asked for some help and I will knock out the paperwork in January 2025 with the help! So thank you very much! I love your moose mentions! LOL Congratulations on getting your life rearranged after your separation. Your new home looks way better and I’m looking forward to seeing your renovations when you do them! Hello to your son, Jason! 👋🏻 Congratulations on your new baby, Jason! Thank you very much for sharing all about the psychology behind these behaviors - it’s helping me UNDERSTAND myself instead of shaming myself! Much respect and love to you ❤
Thank you for posting. I have been diagnosed with moderate OCD and agoraphobia with anxiety. I hate too much stuff. I tend to throw things away just because it's easier to clean when there's nothing laying around. My OCD is about squares and rectangles, things lined up and straight picture hanging. I get so much comfort watching you work. Your voice is also very soothing with some humour thrown in. Bravo!
I'm so grateful for you, Mack, for inspiring me, a very late- diagnosed ADHD lady to get off my bed and wash the dishes. I hope you and your lovely family have a Merry Christmas!
I became very excited as I watched- shouting to myself 'I remember THAT one!' as if it was a checklist of my long-term dedication to your channel and offerings.... Like homecoming! This was so enjoyable and thank you for putting it together. You absolutely deserve a million followers: you improve my day every time I watch! Extraordinary effort and result and always interesting! - Hope you are finding the new place a happy home.
December is an incredibly hectic time for my family. In addition to preparing for Christmas, my husband and I celebrate 4 birthdays just within our immediate family. Extending out to nieces, nephews and in laws, over a dozen. Last night as I was cleaning up after a birthday party I found myself just sticking stuff in already full drawers and cabinets… ones that had previously been organized before my disability. Knowing how long it’s going to take me to declutter those areas now that I am limited in my ability to ambulate, I am putting it off for after Christmas. But as I was stuffing a birthday banner in the office supplies drawer, I remembered something you said once… something along the lines of being able to see through the layers of chaos when the “break” happened. There was a point at the bottom of the heaps where everything seemed normal… whereas everything on top just started to get piled on. That is my fear. One day you will discover the birthday banner on top of all of the neatly organized office supplies … underneath heaps of disorganized chaos and say “this… this was the moment.” I don’t want my family to have to go through that… (or you to have to travel to Arizona to help them 😂) …after I am gone. So I just decided… today I am going to clean out that area. Tomorrow I will do another drawer/cabinet. The next day after that as well. Thank you Mack. Thank you for all you have done this past year to help so many people. More than you may realize. ❤️
@andip.9808, what you have said is exactly what Mack has advised in his videos. Bite sized areas are the way to start. Do one small area, a drawer, a cupboard. Take it all out, look at the state of the items, what it means, clean the space, organize and replace what you’ve decided to keep. Give yourself a Pat on the back for getting started. When it’s done, I’ve found my head feels lighter. My eyesight feels clearer. Like someone cleaned the mirror, or my glasses. I breath easier. Keep going forward. Happy new years to everyone.
❤❤❤a gift that keeps on giving, not just in the direct effects, but in those of us that watch. My mom had severe hoarding disorder m My son has Austism and enjoys watching what you do. He has what he calls "collections". I, personally have learned so much. Thank you for sharing the education too. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Between you, Barbie, Bonnie, the Fife ladies, and all the others that do this kind of work, the world is a better place. Thank you for sharing your massive efforts, your empathy, and your big, big hearts. ❤❤❤
Besides the incredible cleanings you do, I really appreciate your empathy, and respect for folks with mental disorders. You are a treasure to so many Mack ! Merry Christmas🎄 to you and your loved ones,❤ you all deserve it ! Now for a short PSA - *LET’S HELP MACK GET HIS GOLDEN PLAQUE* - *LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE, SHARE, SHARE.*
god i remember the #2 house for the first time with a friend of mine. he said nothing the whole time, just watched with his mouth wide open. especially when the footstool was lifted and all the trash fell out! i do not blame the residents for just leaving for two years. you and jason are absolute champions. edit to add: i do not remember which house cleaning it was but you said at one point, you have to be careful of wiping under shelves or electronics, because roaches hang out under warm dark things and they can fall down all over your hand and arm? i have never forgotten that. it just lives with me now. like a cockroach.
I really enjoyed the retrospective. I saw myself when you talked about finding things that you were saving to use to make something for someone. That's something that I have and something that I found when I went through my mother's stuff. I got rid of most of my mother's future projects since she will never do them. However, for some reason, I still believe that future me will be able to do a lot of these projects. It's either misplaced hopefulness or full-blown delusion. Thank you for doubling with me when I do work on my house.
watching this video is super charging my motivation to clean/ organize! it’s so satisfying! since my ADHD diagnosis and medication, I can focus much better/ for longer and see what’s out of place better and my kitchen is shining ✨🌟✨🤩with an unholy glow!! the energy is amazing 🤩 thanks 🙏 for sharing inspiration, compassion and positive tips to help others besides the house on view
"I dont work with lazy ppl" 😂😂 I love how you are❤. You know where you are needed and you are the perfect person to help those who are struggling. What you taught me about my husbands ADHD piles (his hoarding disorder is kind of a side note to that) and how to help him with his garage, has been invaluable. Since picking a day and all of us emptying the whole garage and doing a full reset and organization, he has actually started to use the tools and space to start woodworking ❤ He has wanted to do this for years and he is now doing this! He even bought foam and drawers and shelves and is cutting the foam out to put his tools and organizing them. I completely credit you ❤
I agree. I'm glad ADHD is more talked about today (that's why I was able to get diagnosed), but I feel like people don't realize that executive dysfunction and lack of focus can also affect things like eating/drinking, basic hygiene, or interpersonal relationships. Not to mention how many disorders are comorbid with ADHD
Mack, you and Jason have such big hearts! Giving these people a chance to recognize and recover. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas! Especially now that your granddaughter is here! Hugs to you your family and your Moose 😂❤
hey thanks...so nice to hear you do a voice over about these homes and so nice to see jason again...enjoy your christmas witht the most beautiful grandbaby in the world...
I wouldn't call myself a hoarder, but I do have depression and anxiety. This video made me get of my butt and finally start decluttering my overstuffed shelves and desk. It's late, so the top shelf will be done tomorrow, but I already feel better about my room. Thanks for giving me the kick in the rear I needed to start throwing away years worth of clutter!
Me too, I’m coming to the end of a holiday watching this, and I can’t wait to get home and start cleaning out my cupboards. This video has given me the get up and go I need. Bless Mack and Jason they do an amazing job helping people.
Absolutely love the way you use humor, you have me giggling alot! Also love that you understand hoarding like a doctor and you dont judge & show compassion. Wishing you & yours a wonderful holiday season, and ty so very much for what you do!!
This channel is featured in today’s New York Times! There’s an op-ed called “What We’re Keeping - and Quitting in 2024.” The comments section is full of delightful ways people have found to reduce anxiety, and more than one reader mentioned Midwest Magic Cleaning! Merry Christmas and may your new year be filled with 1M subs, that coveted plaque, and zero moose.
I have ADHD and I get so overwhelmed with cleaning. I like the advice of putting things in boxes (Decorations in one box and office stuff in another box etc...). I will try it this weekend when I clean.
Make sure you label them with bog labels and big writing. It sure helps me. I put Christmas stuff in red plastic tubs and green plastic tubs. I use orange for Halloween stuff.
my opinion on the whole "after these houses get cleaned they'll often go back to that shape anyways" is that, even if they DO go back to that cluttered and dirty, you Still gave them however many weeks of a less cluttered home, you Still gave them a healthier place to live, and you Still gave them one more chance than anyone else was gonna give them- i don't believe that this kindness is ever wasted- as someone who struggles rly hard to keep my home clutter free (not quite to the extent of these homes) and who's had to keep cleaning my shit-sty over and over, any help i get is a HUGE breath of fresh air, and every time i get a little better at keeping it under control- u really are an angel to these people even if the clean doesn't last
Wow thanks Mack! This is the best gift ! An unexpected video from you 🙏 Thank you so much for the inspiration. My house is now clean with much less emotional attachment to stuff, and I’m now trying to help others too with the same issues 🙏
'a bag of seashells that you're not allowed to throw away' yikes that hit close to home ;-; my autism and general despair at consumerism/landfills makes it very tough to throw anything away because if i can't recycle it i know it'll just sit in the landfill. things don't stop existing just because i threw them away. although if it's in a cupboard it may as well not exist for all i know lmao... your videos are always very theraputic and make me feel less overwhelmed so thank you. here's to a million subs in 2025✨
When our roommate moved out last year, we realized that 8 place settings was way too much for just 2 people in a small kitchen. We didn't get rid of any of it, bc it's one half of our really nice set of dishes we plan on keeping for a long time. But we took those extras and put them in the cabinet above the fridge we never access and it's made everything so much easier. Sometimes just getting things out of active circulation helps.
thank you for explaining mental illness so well. I suffer of a biochemical induced mental illness. There are times when I just can't do life. Your videos with my therapist are helping me to take back control of my life. Thanks
He’s amazing and very clever, he knows the humane mind. I love how respectful he is to owners and their problems. I’m glad these videos are helping you, they help me too,. I wish you all the luck in the world. 🙏
I applaud this channel every step of the way, me and my girlfriend recently found this channel while scrolling on my recommended page and I can wholeheartedly say you are one of the most down to earth, relatable, and informative channels on this platform. Your commentary on things such as mental health, breaking bad cycles/habits, etc have changed the way I clean my home. Also, shout out to you also being a wrestling fan, hearing you make classic wrestling references made me audibly cheer like an idiot. LMAO. Appreciate the videos man, you make this world a better place.
Thank you for this compilation, I really enjoyed watching the video.❤ Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and sending hugs from Ontario Canada. ⛄🦌🎄🐻❄️🌟💚❤
Was nice to see Jason again, even though these were from months ago. I hope he's doing well and enjoying being a Dad himself 😊. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Mack. I wish you continued success and that Gold plaque you're hoping for in 2025 💛 🎄
So you helped me so much with this video. I just cleaned out my cabinets after living in my home for 10years and a tornado coming through my kitchen ceiling. I have ADHD and OCD so this is hard. Anyhow, the roof is done but the ceiling is not and the cabinets, walls and floor were covered in insulation, dirt, and stained from muddy rain. Florida weather! I decided to get rid of spices and food. I argued about the dates on the food and spices still being viable but you just helped me with why I have to get rid of the spices...even if the container was never opened and still sealed, lol. It is the hardest thing for me to go through and I am working on changing this. Your videos help me get through this issue and help me know I can change and be nice about it, plus I can take my time in smaller spaces (using a 6ft portable table). I appreciate what you give to everyone and wish you lived close enough to help me do the rest. Thanks and God bless!
I love using your videos as the soundtrack while doing my makeup because it lets me truly focus on what you're saying without getting distracted by the cleaning. Don’t get me wrong, watching the makeover is SO satisfying, but sometimes I just want to absorb the message. In this particular video, what stood out to me most was how kind, empathetic, and knowledgeable you are about mental illness and neurodivergence. It’s so refreshing to hear someone speak about these topics in such a humanizing way-thank you for that! Also, I absolutely love the idea of tackling big problems one "small kitchen table" at a time. I’m definitely going to apply this mindset to the intangible clutter I’ve been collecting in my mind recently (anxiety, appointments, responsibilities, etc.). By the way, someone else mentioned that the reason you have so many followers is because you're just such a cool person, and I couldn't agree more! I keep coming back for your wholesome sense of humor (it’s the moose/wolf jokes that get me every time) and your soothing voice. Cheers from Brazil! 😊
It was kind of interesting, most of the time when I watch these I feel inspired to clean, but when I was watching the kitchen clean up (with all the spices) I actually felt super stressed and overwhelmed, as if it was my kitchen. There was this element of feeling myself shutting down when I looked at it. I don't have hoarding disorder but I do have this "don't be wasteful" thing I was brought up with, so I could definitely emotionally connect with the reason the kitchen got cluttered. This year I have been watching Dana K. Whites decluttering videos and realized that while I'm a very organized clutterbug, it's still clutter if it takes away space or peace. I'm an artist and a teacher so you can imagine the things I accumulate.
if you're going to be permanently living in a house, one of the tricks you can do for the object permanence issue is to just take all the doors off of the cabinets, so you can see everything in there without losing out on the space.
You have helped so many people Mac! Wow! I do understand my sister better now, she moves piles from one spot to another and little bits of things that she will ”use later”. We were watching you together and you said something, I don’t remember what now, but she told me she just realized she is a hoarder after watching one of your videos with me. I told her I already knew that and she needs help, but I understand her better after watching your videos. Thanks so much for the videos and your priceless insight!❤
I admire how compassionately you treat folks. Things like reality TV, anonymity of keyboard warriors etc seems to have exacerbated people being judgemental and mean. Your kindness and empathy are wonderful.
One of things I love about your channel, Mack, is seeing those midwestern idiosyncrasies. I grew up in the Midwest and I miss it a lot. 😢 things like sitting in the garage, the sarcasm and looking fun at those we love. People here. Where I live now, often don't get sarcasm and would think that referring to your child as "filth" was criminal. I could watch you all day ( and sometimes I do)! The nostalgia warms my heart. ❤
I just recently found your channel. I love it so much! It's been very helpful to me. I have been unofficially diagnosed ADHD, by friends who are licensed therapists. And am officially diagnosed with depression and anxiety disorders. You have helped me to understand my own housekeeping. I've been watching hoard clean ups for a while, to keep myself motivated to clean. Thank you so much for what you do.
@amandak.4246 I totally agree, but wasn't at all offended by it. I've always had an idea that I the disorder. In their defense, they suggested that I go get an official diagnosis. There was no mal intent.
Ruh-roh. I have a plastic box of seashells and I've just managed to cull a bunch of old meds out of my med drawer, from like 20years ago, some of which aren't even mine, they're my ex's crap. BUT! No George Forman grill. (Also boxes of papers from teaching, as in, "this could be useful if I teach this subject again," knowing everything I really need is in my head, I can walk into a classroom and pull a lesson plan out of my... ear... let's say ear.) But yeah, getting rid of stuff is hard, not because I have any particular sentimental attachment (but some), but because I feel "responsible" - throwing it in the rubbish where it'll end up in a landfill that just makes the entire planet worse is a real barrier. Regift, reuse, recycle, I try to do that as much as I can, but it's still difficult. I'm not quite at hoarder level, but definitely have that "but this is a GOOD cardboard box" syndrome...
But if you keep stuff just sitting in your home, it's the same as a dumpster. It's not actually getting used there, and it also makes your living space unusable. Your home is not a dumpster, get it out of there!
Could you do a video with a focus on ADHD and how to help ourselves? The piles are not just something that stresses me but also my husband, our roommate, and our fur baby. I want to be able to find things and have a home for things but just getting started is so daunting. I would love any tips, tricks, or hacks you have that could help with this issue. I absolutely LOVE your channel. Thank you for everything you do, especially the educating your audience bit!!!!
I learned from the job in the previous comment that we had to clear one square foot at a time and then cleared the square foot next to it and then moved on to the next square foot. Thank heavens she had an empty trunk that we could begin by filling with books which gave us space to start.
I really appreciate your compassion. I struggle with hoarding-and although I am not as bad as I used to be-It’s still a struggle. I know now if my stuff starts piling up that’s a sign I’m not doing very well mentally and I need to reevaluate. It’s a vicious cycle because I buy things to make myself happy in the moment, but then I’m ultimately unhappy because I’m unable to do things like: have passengers in my car or even sit on my couch or at my kitchen table-and it can be very isolating socially-not just because I don’t want people to see the mess but there isn’t anywhere to sit or eat a meal! I know I am happy when my stuff is manageable and I try to hold fast to that fact. A happy life is more valuable to me than a pile of things. I have to remind myself I deserve a good life! I still have a lot of empathy for people deep in the trenches of hoarding disorder 😢
Hi SUPERMAN😊, Merry Christmas and wishing you a joyful, safe and prosperous new year to you and your lovely family! Thank you for letting us know and show us that it is never too late to change your life to the better. It is so very important to have HOPE in life. Enjoy your time with your family! 😘🎅☃️🎄🎁
Well Drake, this has been quite a year for you and your family. You have helped lots of folks and bless you and Jason for that. Your efforts have been incredibly fruitful. Thank you so much. May this next year be another fruitful journey. ❤❤❤
I got rid of paperwork that went back 40+ years. I have gotten rid of clothing three different times. I got rid of all shoes I don't or won't wear. I still have plenty of other things I need to go through.
From tasmania australia 🇦🇺 love to you and your family at Christmas 🎄 time love watching your videos has completely change my thoughts towards my own home ...so thank you 😊
As someone with AuDHD, I feel called out by the living in piles comments 😅 So I'm going to make sure (once I have the space set up), to store things in well labeled, clear containers. This way they can be easy to see, but well sorted. Thank you for all the advice you give in every video. It teaches and reinforces the important information you're passing on
Just gotta say how much I love you all like a son and grandkids. Gosh, I guess that makes me a great-grandma with Anya❣️ You’re inspiring. With you ‘til the last moose falls, and that’s the facts, Jack. ☺️
This was amazing. I remember each house and thinking what a phenomenal job you guys did. Thank you for compiling and editing this video. We all learn something new with each one, even if we’ve seen something before. Your talent, attention to detail and your knowledge of this disorder can teach the world/everyone. Thank you.
I was a borderline catastrophic hoarder up until a few years ago. Today, the tendencies are very much still there, but I am so terrified of this issue returning that I'm almost OCD about seeing things get left lying around, let alone retaining items I no longer need or use. I still have a small journey to complete, and that is not having a 'junk' room. I'm at the stage where that room changes as I decide to clean and rearrange the junk room, creating an alternative junk room as the items I don't have space for need to go somewhere. But each time this happens, more unwanted stuff gets thrown out, making the 'stuff' pile smaller and the junk room less cluttered. I've just taken 4 weeks off work over Christmas to address the final collection of stuff, and to paint, plaster and refresh my home. I'm really hoping that the new year brings a truly fresh start and a new way of living - that is, not in fear of people popping in unexpectedly! Happy holidays to all, and Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it.
I once helped someone clean up their apartment which had a foot of stuff that we had to walk on as we cleaned up. Her rats had escaped from their cages so she had active rats nests under her bed and in her closet. I bought her new bed linens. I ruined an industrial vacuum. We threw out many bags of garbage and cleared the floor. She cleaned up her small kitchen. Her mother visited for the first time in months and made her get rid of the rats to which she had become allergic and her arms covered by scratches. Thank God.
Ooh wow you are sooooo right about living in piles when you have ADHD. When I clean I would stay practically the whole day cleaning but when I look I have garbage bag full of stuff but the house still look the same. & my husband would say I have adhd. He pointed it out that I would move a pile of clothes from one spot to another - I would also put pile things that are alike terms lol so it's like a messy organizer and I struggle with that. Some day I'm successful on cleaning, but for the most part I'm not. So he is right how he described it it actually me . Wow I didn't believe my husband when he use to tell me I had it .and on top of that I would hoard. My hoarding was for memories and projects that I would plan to use these things with lol. I'm recovering from it cause I do not want to live in clutter .. I like my things but not if it's going to cause an overwhelming clutter. I choose peace. Lol And these kind of videos has helped me . The after - is what my goals has been so it has helped me to keep my head chaos under control.
thank you for your video today. Spurred on by another declutterer, and your video, I cleaned out a whole bunch of glass jars I'm not using. I think some of us watching this channel appreciate the encouragement to go tackle a project ourselves. Thank you, so much, for helping those whom you did in this video. I also appreciate your comments about A.D.D. and A D.H.D. I have ADHD. One time, my grandmother and mother cleaned my room without my presence,or permission. I was angry about it for many years. It's best to involve someone with ADHD in the cleaning process so that they can help organize, and learn how to clean as well.
Fantastic recap on these houses. The transformation in each of them is amazing. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and peaceful 2025. 👏💪👍🙏💐🎄
I've gotten halfway through cleaning up my apartment these past few weeks. I can now walk through the apartment and touch almost all of the walls without leaning except for two and access the bottom of the sinks. Once I get the piles of clothes figured out I've only got actual organizing of junk rather than finding out of the way places to shove everything.
This was a fantastic video! I appreciate how well you make mental illness a topic that is not Taboo. I have been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and CPTSD. So I can totally empathize with others who have mental illness as well. Keep up the awesome work!
I have no hoarding tendencies. But what I have learned is: just start tackling the things you have to do. My husband passed away 4 weeks before we had planned to move. Suddenly there is a mountain of things to handle alone. Just get started! Now everything has got its place and I sit on the couch and watch your videos. I am 80 yers old. Love your work!
Was it difficult to part with items he enjoyed, but you didn't have room/didnt want to keep?
@@sunnymeadow575 there was no time; the old house was sold. I sent a lot of his clothes to refugees and they were so happy. It made me feel good not to throw his things away
@@dorotheakool that is such a great thing to do, especially with clothing. Sometimes I think the sentimental part would be difficult to deal with. Or if they had a hobby and all of a sudden, you now have all their supplies for a hobby or interest that isn't yours
@@sunnymeadow575 i kept a few things though, his tuxedo, the jersey he wore while working in the garden...
I’m so sorry for your loss. You’ve gone through so much and I hope you realise just how much courage and bravery it takes to do it alone!
The reason you have 660k+ followers is you. Your voice, your personality, the empathy, the knowledge, the advice that you give. Top that off with a sense of humour, and you're completely unique and a really enjoyable and helpful watch. Take that compliment and enjoy! Good luck on your journey to 1M.
@@sineadfeatures AGREED!
Yess! What i esp like abt this channel is that they clean hoarder houses but they dont do the whole "oh no a hoarder!! Look everyone!!" *films people crying while throwing away their stuff* that a lot of other people do when offering these kinda services. They just seem like a normal person who is treating others in a normal way.
And Jason too!❤
Couldn't agree more!
Truth!
I ALWAYS GET MOTIVATED TO CLEAN AFTER WATCHING THESE VIDEOS !!😊
As a person with adhd that "mirrors" i often clean while watching 😊
I usually can't even make it through a whole video before I'm jumping up to do the dishes or reorganize something while continuing to listen. This channel is the best motivation I've found!
Me too! Especially motivated to make sure every dish gets cleaned every single night.
Not only have I gotten motivated to clean MY house from watching these, I've actually driven over a friend's house to clean THEIR place too :D
@@redwitch12are you in Canada? How far a drive to my place?? (JK... NO I'M NOT)
Hey Midwest Magic. I just wanted to say that I really do appreciate what you do. I too am autistic (also ADHD) but I often struggle with keeping my place clean. Listening to you while I clean helps me keep motivated to do what I need to do; it feels like I have someone keeping me company and helping me keep on task in a way. While you are directly helping the people in your videos, you are also indirectly helping people like me. Thank you so much!
Indiana here. I never realized that sitting in your garage during a rain might only be a mid-western thing. I thought everyone did it.
Fellow mid-westerner (Wisco) here, we definitely do that here, and sit in the garage watching the snow fall as well lol (I also thought everyone did it)
New Yorker here, I love sitting in the garage in rain/ thunder storms. Always have
Midwesterner here, yep its something we love. Others don't?
I live in the Deep South and my home doesn't have a garage. I do have a front porch, a carport, and a back patio. I love sitting on any one of them when it rains. If it isn't the middle of summer.
@ and park cars!
I hope your first Christmas as a Grampa is a day of joy. Have happy holidays!
"I'm not here to save the world, I'm here to save this house" is an awesome tag line. It's something you say, in one way or another, in every video. I would totally buy a shirt with that quote on it!
I have what you said about piles:
Move it over here
I struggle with piles
But since watching you this year, I have REMOVED 4 piles from my home!
4 !!!!
Gone!
Not just moved to another location, but gone!
I’m having difficulties with paperwork so I have asked for some help and I will knock out the paperwork in January 2025 with the help!
So thank you very much!
I love your moose mentions! LOL
Congratulations on getting your life rearranged after your separation. Your new home looks way better and I’m looking forward to seeing your renovations when you do them!
Hello to your son, Jason! 👋🏻
Congratulations on your new baby, Jason!
Thank you very much for sharing all about the psychology behind these behaviors - it’s helping me UNDERSTAND myself instead of shaming myself!
Much respect and love to you ❤
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Thank you for breaking down empathy vs sympathy!
People confuse these words too often.
Merry Christmas Mack and family. Thank you for being you. God bless!!
Thank you for posting. I have been diagnosed with moderate OCD and agoraphobia with anxiety. I hate too much stuff. I tend to throw things away just because it's easier to clean when there's nothing laying around. My OCD is about squares and rectangles, things lined up and straight picture hanging. I get so much comfort watching you work. Your voice is also very soothing with some humour thrown in. Bravo!
I'm so grateful for you, Mack, for inspiring me, a very late- diagnosed ADHD lady to get off my bed and wash the dishes. I hope you and your lovely family have a Merry Christmas!
Me looking at my jar of seashells you’re not allowed to get rid of 😅
I feel called out with the doom piles 😂 also had no idea that's what the doom stood for but makes total sense x
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I always wondered where the term "doom pile" came from, and now thanks to Mack, I know what it means! ❤
The education you provide to us is worth every bit as much as the cleaning work you do for these people … thank you!
Fantastic work, Mack - I loved the walk down memory lane. What an amazing year you had helping so many people!
I became very excited as I watched- shouting to myself 'I remember THAT one!' as if it was a checklist of my long-term dedication to your channel and offerings.... Like homecoming! This was so enjoyable and thank you for putting it together. You absolutely deserve a million followers: you improve my day every time I watch! Extraordinary effort and result and always interesting! - Hope you are finding the new place a happy home.
I hope you get your plaque!
You greatly deserve it❤
December is an incredibly hectic time for my family. In addition to preparing for Christmas, my husband and I celebrate 4 birthdays just within our immediate family. Extending out to nieces, nephews and in laws, over a dozen. Last night as I was cleaning up after a birthday party I found myself just sticking stuff in already full drawers and cabinets… ones that had previously been organized before my disability. Knowing how long it’s going to take me to declutter those areas now that I am limited in my ability to ambulate, I am putting it off for after Christmas.
But as I was stuffing a birthday banner in the office supplies drawer, I remembered something you said once… something along the lines of being able to see through the layers of chaos when the “break” happened. There was a point at the bottom of the heaps where everything seemed normal… whereas everything on top just started to get piled on. That is my fear. One day you will discover the birthday banner on top of all of the neatly organized office supplies … underneath heaps of disorganized chaos and say “this… this was the moment.”
I don’t want my family to have to go through that… (or you to have to travel to Arizona to help them 😂) …after I am gone. So I just decided… today I am going to clean out that area. Tomorrow I will do another drawer/cabinet. The next day after that as well.
Thank you Mack. Thank you for all you have done this past year to help so many people. More than you may realize. ❤️
@andip.9808, what you have said is exactly what Mack has advised in his videos. Bite sized areas are the way to start. Do one small area, a drawer, a cupboard. Take it all out, look at the state of the items, what it means, clean the space, organize and replace what you’ve decided to keep. Give yourself a Pat on the back for getting started. When it’s done, I’ve found my head feels lighter. My eyesight feels clearer. Like someone cleaned the mirror, or my glasses. I breath easier. Keep going forward. Happy new years to everyone.
Can’t wait to see you and Jason back at it cleaning again. With that said I have enjoyed watching you fix up your house. It looks great!
❤❤❤a gift that keeps on giving, not just in the direct effects, but in those of us that watch. My mom had severe hoarding disorder m My son has Austism and enjoys watching what you do. He has what he calls "collections". I, personally have learned so much. Thank you for sharing the education too. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Between you, Barbie, Bonnie, the Fife ladies, and all the others that do this kind of work, the world is a better place. Thank you for sharing your massive efforts, your empathy, and your big, big hearts. ❤❤❤
You have such a big heart, Mack. Man, I cannot wait until you hit 1 million! 💖
Watching this, I can't help but feel the relief these people must feel after you help them. 🙏 ❤ I would appreciate it forever!
Besides the incredible cleanings you do, I really appreciate your empathy, and respect for folks with mental disorders. You are a treasure to so many Mack ! Merry Christmas🎄 to you and your loved ones,❤ you all deserve it ! Now for a short PSA - *LET’S HELP MACK GET HIS GOLDEN PLAQUE* -
*LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE, SHARE, SHARE.*
What a difference you've made in so many lives! Happy holidays to you and your family!
You are such a godsend and a lifeline to these people. Thank you so much for what you do!
god i remember the #2 house for the first time with a friend of mine. he said nothing the whole time, just watched with his mouth wide open. especially when the footstool was lifted and all the trash fell out! i do not blame the residents for just leaving for two years. you and jason are absolute champions. edit to add: i do not remember which house cleaning it was but you said at one point, you have to be careful of wiping under shelves or electronics, because roaches hang out under warm dark things and they can fall down all over your hand and arm? i have never forgotten that. it just lives with me now. like a cockroach.
Watching this I said "I remember that house" for each one, lol. Love your channel❤❤❤
me too!!!
I really enjoyed the retrospective. I saw myself when you talked about finding things that you were saving to use to make something for someone. That's something that I have and something that I found when I went through my mother's stuff. I got rid of most of my mother's future projects since she will never do them. However, for some reason, I still believe that future me will be able to do a lot of these projects. It's either misplaced hopefulness or full-blown delusion. Thank you for doubling with me when I do work on my house.
I remember the kitchen with the red countertops being one of my favorites to watch. The Spiderman room was super cute!
Bless you, Mack and Jason for all you do!
watching this video is super charging my motivation to clean/ organize! it’s so satisfying!
since my ADHD diagnosis and medication, I can focus much better/ for longer and see what’s out of place better and my kitchen is shining ✨🌟✨🤩with an unholy glow!! the energy is amazing 🤩
thanks 🙏 for sharing inspiration, compassion and positive tips to help others besides the house on view
I don’t know what it is but your sweeping is so satisfying to me it is soothing.
"disrespectful, and dangerous" Absolutely ❤ 44:03
"I dont work with lazy ppl" 😂😂 I love how you are❤. You know where you are needed and you are the perfect person to help those who are struggling. What you taught me about my husbands ADHD piles (his hoarding disorder is kind of a side note to that) and how to help him with his garage, has been invaluable. Since picking a day and all of us emptying the whole garage and doing a full reset and organization, he has actually started to use the tools and space to start woodworking ❤ He has wanted to do this for years and he is now doing this! He even bought foam and drawers and shelves and is cutting the foam out to put his tools and organizing them. I completely credit you ❤
Oh yes! A nearly hour long Midwest Magic Cleaning video! Best way to start my weekend!! Cheers!
I think ADHD is so underappreciated for what it can do to a person.
I agree. I'm glad ADHD is more talked about today (that's why I was able to get diagnosed), but I feel like people don't realize that executive dysfunction and lack of focus can also affect things like eating/drinking, basic hygiene, or interpersonal relationships. Not to mention how many disorders are comorbid with ADHD
UnderHATEd. But yeah. I struggle with mine every day. Mack's videos have helped me a lot.
Mack, you and Jason have such big hearts! Giving these people a chance to recognize and recover. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas! Especially now that your granddaughter is here! Hugs to you your family and your Moose 😂❤
hey thanks...so nice to hear you do a voice over about these homes and so nice to see jason again...enjoy your christmas witht the most beautiful grandbaby in the world...
I wouldn't call myself a hoarder, but I do have depression and anxiety. This video made me get of my butt and finally start decluttering my overstuffed shelves and desk. It's late, so the top shelf will be done tomorrow, but I already feel better about my room. Thanks for giving me the kick in the rear I needed to start throwing away years worth of clutter!
Me too, I’m coming to the end of a holiday watching this, and I can’t wait to get home and start cleaning out my cupboards. This video has given me the get up and go I need. Bless Mack and Jason they do an amazing job helping people.
God bless you! I took am exhausted just watching you perform this magic!!
You bring so much light into this world! Merry Christmas!
Your tone and voice alone says a lot about you. What a considerate compassionate awesome example of a human being 🎉 You inspire me
You are such a blessing❤
Absolutely love the way you use humor, you have me giggling alot! Also love that you understand hoarding like a doctor and you dont judge & show compassion. Wishing you & yours a wonderful holiday season, and ty so very much for what you do!!
This channel is featured in today’s New York Times! There’s an op-ed called “What We’re Keeping - and Quitting in 2024.” The comments section is full of delightful ways people have found to reduce anxiety, and more than one reader mentioned Midwest Magic Cleaning! Merry Christmas and may your new year be filled with 1M subs, that coveted plaque, and zero moose.
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Thank you for these videos. You are so kind about what you do and the people you do you do it for!
…Wow… Just WOW!… You continue to amaze and inspire me. Merry ChristMoose, Team Filth.
May the New Year be Bright! ❤
I have ADHD and I get so overwhelmed with cleaning. I like the advice of putting things in boxes (Decorations in one box and office stuff in another box etc...). I will try it this weekend when I clean.
Make sure you label them with bog labels and big writing. It sure helps me. I put Christmas stuff in red plastic tubs and green plastic tubs. I use orange for Halloween stuff.
You might enjoy watching Cass (Clutterbug) or Dana (A Slob Comes Clean) for tips and inspiration. 😊
my opinion on the whole "after these houses get cleaned they'll often go back to that shape anyways" is that, even if they DO go back to that cluttered and dirty, you Still gave them however many weeks of a less cluttered home, you Still gave them a healthier place to live, and you Still gave them one more chance than anyone else was gonna give them- i don't believe that this kindness is ever wasted- as someone who struggles rly hard to keep my home clutter free (not quite to the extent of these homes) and who's had to keep cleaning my shit-sty over and over, any help i get is a HUGE breath of fresh air, and every time i get a little better at keeping it under control- u really are an angel to these people even if the clean doesn't last
Wow thanks Mack! This is the best gift ! An unexpected video from you 🙏 Thank you so much for the inspiration. My house is now clean with much less emotional attachment to stuff, and I’m now trying to help others too with the same issues 🙏
'a bag of seashells that you're not allowed to throw away' yikes that hit close to home ;-; my autism and general despair at consumerism/landfills makes it very tough to throw anything away because if i can't recycle it i know it'll just sit in the landfill. things don't stop existing just because i threw them away. although if it's in a cupboard it may as well not exist for all i know lmao... your videos are always very theraputic and make me feel less overwhelmed so thank you. here's to a million subs in 2025✨
When our roommate moved out last year, we realized that 8 place settings was way too much for just 2 people in a small kitchen. We didn't get rid of any of it, bc it's one half of our really nice set of dishes we plan on keeping for a long time. But we took those extras and put them in the cabinet above the fridge we never access and it's made everything so much easier. Sometimes just getting things out of active circulation helps.
Merry Christmas, God Bless and be Safe! Thank you for all you do.🎄🎁🎆
thank you for explaining mental illness so well. I suffer of a biochemical induced mental illness. There are times when I just can't do life. Your videos with my therapist are helping me to take back control of my life. Thanks
He’s amazing and very clever, he knows the humane mind. I love how respectful he is to owners and their problems. I’m glad these videos are helping you, they help me too,. I wish you all the luck in the world. 🙏
I applaud this channel every step of the way, me and my girlfriend recently found this channel while scrolling on my recommended page and I can wholeheartedly say you are one of the most down to earth, relatable, and informative channels on this platform. Your commentary on things such as mental health, breaking bad cycles/habits, etc have changed the way I clean my home. Also, shout out to you also being a wrestling fan, hearing you make classic wrestling references made me audibly cheer like an idiot. LMAO. Appreciate the videos man, you make this world a better place.
Thank you for this compilation, I really enjoyed watching the video.❤ Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and sending hugs from Ontario Canada. ⛄🦌🎄🐻❄️🌟💚❤
Was nice to see Jason again, even though these were from months ago. I hope he's doing well and enjoying being a Dad himself 😊. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Mack. I wish you continued success and that Gold plaque you're hoping for in 2025 💛 🎄
So you helped me so much with this video. I just cleaned out my cabinets after living in my home for 10years and a tornado coming through my kitchen ceiling. I have ADHD and OCD so this is hard. Anyhow, the roof is done but the ceiling is not and the cabinets, walls and floor were covered in insulation, dirt, and stained from muddy rain. Florida weather! I decided to get rid of spices and food. I argued about the dates on the food and spices still being viable but you just helped me with why I have to get rid of the spices...even if the container was never opened and still sealed, lol. It is the hardest thing for me to go through and I am working on changing this. Your videos help me get through this issue and help me know I can change and be nice about it, plus I can take my time in smaller spaces (using a 6ft portable table). I appreciate what you give to everyone and wish you lived close enough to help me do the rest. Thanks and God bless!
Hope you have a very Merry Christmas ❤💚❤💚❤
Incredible transformations!! Thank you for what you do! The Spiderman room made me smile 😊❤ keep up the great work 👍
I watched every episode when it first came out but seeing them again like this... WOW!!! SO much hard work and so much understanding and compassion!!
While watching your video, I had a game going on my phone, and the epic battle music went perfectly with your reverse tornado cleaning
Nice compilation of cleanings! Thank you!
You guys are amazing. Love you for your heart for these people. Im proud of you both. Your place is looking great. ❤
I love using your videos as the soundtrack while doing my makeup because it lets me truly focus on what you're saying without getting distracted by the cleaning. Don’t get me wrong, watching the makeover is SO satisfying, but sometimes I just want to absorb the message. In this particular video, what stood out to me most was how kind, empathetic, and knowledgeable you are about mental illness and neurodivergence. It’s so refreshing to hear someone speak about these topics in such a humanizing way-thank you for that!
Also, I absolutely love the idea of tackling big problems one "small kitchen table" at a time. I’m definitely going to apply this mindset to the intangible clutter I’ve been collecting in my mind recently (anxiety, appointments, responsibilities, etc.).
By the way, someone else mentioned that the reason you have so many followers is because you're just such a cool person, and I couldn't agree more! I keep coming back for your wholesome sense of humor (it’s the moose/wolf jokes that get me every time) and your soothing voice.
Cheers from Brazil! 😊
It was kind of interesting, most of the time when I watch these I feel inspired to clean, but when I was watching the kitchen clean up (with all the spices) I actually felt super stressed and overwhelmed, as if it was my kitchen. There was this element of feeling myself shutting down when I looked at it. I don't have hoarding disorder but I do have this "don't be wasteful" thing I was brought up with, so I could definitely emotionally connect with the reason the kitchen got cluttered. This year I have been watching Dana K. Whites decluttering videos and realized that while I'm a very organized clutterbug, it's still clutter if it takes away space or peace. I'm an artist and a teacher so you can imagine the things I accumulate.
I've enjoyed all these videos from 2024 and the awesome videos of your own home. Looking forward to more in 2025....thank you.
if you're going to be permanently living in a house, one of the tricks you can do for the object permanence issue is to just take all the doors off of the cabinets, so you can see everything in there without losing out on the space.
YESSSSS!!!!!! Thanks for posting! Im at work and needed something worth while to watch.
“Garage Sitting”! Love, love, love watching a storm from my garage 😀 yes, upper midwest living 😊
Or, if you don't have a garage, a porch.
You have helped so many people Mac! Wow! I do understand my sister better now, she moves piles from one spot to another and little bits of things that she will ”use later”. We were watching you together and you said something, I don’t remember what now, but she told me she just realized she is a hoarder after watching one of your videos with me. I told her I already knew that and she needs help, but I understand her better after watching your videos. Thanks so much for the videos and your priceless insight!❤
I love the rain. I sit in my backyard, curled-up in my Adirondack chair, under a big golf umbrella, to hear each drop.
You two are just the best! Enjoy a well-deserved Blessed Christmas. Enjoy the joy of baby's first Christmas and life itself!
I admire how compassionately you treat folks. Things like reality TV, anonymity of keyboard warriors etc seems to have exacerbated people being judgemental and mean. Your kindness and empathy are wonderful.
One of things I love about your channel, Mack, is seeing those midwestern idiosyncrasies. I grew up in the Midwest and I miss it a lot. 😢 things like sitting in the garage, the sarcasm and looking fun at those we love. People here. Where I live now, often don't get sarcasm and would think that referring to your child as "filth" was criminal. I could watch you all day ( and sometimes I do)! The nostalgia warms my heart. ❤
"Poking fun "
I just recently found your channel. I love it so much! It's been very helpful to me. I have been unofficially diagnosed ADHD, by friends who are licensed therapists. And am officially diagnosed with depression and anxiety disorders. You have helped me to understand my own housekeeping.
I've been watching hoard clean ups for a while, to keep myself motivated to clean. Thank you so much for what you do.
i've always heard it's considered unprofessional to diagnose anyone who isn't your patient?
@amandak.4246 I totally agree, but wasn't at all offended by it. I've always had an idea that I the disorder. In their defense, they suggested that I go get an official diagnosis. There was no mal intent.
Ruh-roh. I have a plastic box of seashells and I've just managed to cull a bunch of old meds out of my med drawer, from like 20years ago, some of which aren't even mine, they're my ex's crap. BUT! No George Forman grill. (Also boxes of papers from teaching, as in, "this could be useful if I teach this subject again," knowing everything I really need is in my head, I can walk into a classroom and pull a lesson plan out of my... ear... let's say ear.) But yeah, getting rid of stuff is hard, not because I have any particular sentimental attachment (but some), but because I feel "responsible" - throwing it in the rubbish where it'll end up in a landfill that just makes the entire planet worse is a real barrier. Regift, reuse, recycle, I try to do that as much as I can, but it's still difficult. I'm not quite at hoarder level, but definitely have that "but this is a GOOD cardboard box" syndrome...
But if you keep stuff just sitting in your home, it's the same as a dumpster. It's not actually getting used there, and it also makes your living space unusable. Your home is not a dumpster, get it out of there!
BRAVO TO ALL THE AWESOME WORK YOU'VE DONE FOR SO MANY!!!
Could you do a video with a focus on ADHD and how to help ourselves? The piles are not just something that stresses me but also my husband, our roommate, and our fur baby. I want to be able to find things and have a home for things but just getting started is so daunting. I would love any tips, tricks, or hacks you have that could help with this issue. I absolutely LOVE your channel. Thank you for everything you do, especially the educating your audience bit!!!!
I've done several
I learned from the job in the previous comment that we had to clear one square foot at a time and then cleared the square foot next to it and then moved on to the next square foot. Thank heavens she had an empty trunk that we could begin by filling with books which gave us space to start.
Wow! It was fun watching these again at super-speed! Happy Holidays from California 😊
I really appreciate your compassion. I struggle with hoarding-and although I am not as bad as I used to be-It’s still a struggle. I know now if my stuff starts piling up that’s a sign I’m not doing very well mentally and I need to reevaluate. It’s a vicious cycle because I buy things to make myself happy in the moment, but then I’m ultimately unhappy because I’m unable to do things like: have passengers in my car or even sit on my couch or at my kitchen table-and it can be very isolating socially-not just because I don’t want people to see the mess but there isn’t anywhere to sit or eat a meal! I know I am happy when my stuff is manageable and I try to hold fast to that fact. A happy life is more valuable to me than a pile of things. I have to remind myself I deserve a good life! I still have a lot of empathy for people deep in the trenches of hoarding disorder 😢
Hi SUPERMAN😊, Merry Christmas and wishing you a joyful, safe and prosperous new year to you and your lovely family! Thank you for letting us know and show us that it is never too late to change your life to the better. It is so very important to have HOPE in life. Enjoy your time with your family! 😘🎅☃️🎄🎁
Well Drake, this has been quite a year for you and your family. You have helped lots of folks and bless you and Jason for that. Your efforts have been incredibly fruitful. Thank you so much. May this next year be another fruitful journey. ❤❤❤
I got rid of paperwork that went back 40+ years. I have gotten rid of clothing three different times. I got rid of all shoes I don't or won't wear. I still have plenty of other things I need to go through.
From tasmania australia 🇦🇺 love to you and your family at Christmas 🎄 time love watching your videos has completely change my thoughts towards my own home ...so thank you 😊
As someone with AuDHD, I feel called out by the living in piles comments 😅 So I'm going to make sure (once I have the space set up), to store things in well labeled, clear containers. This way they can be easy to see, but well sorted. Thank you for all the advice you give in every video. It teaches and reinforces the important information you're passing on
Just gotta say how much I love you all like a son and grandkids. Gosh, I guess that makes me a great-grandma with Anya❣️
You’re inspiring.
With you ‘til the last moose falls, and that’s the facts, Jack. ☺️
NO. Don’t let the last moose fall. That would be so sad for Mack and all of us. What would we all do?
This was amazing. I remember each house and thinking what a phenomenal job you guys did. Thank you for compiling and editing this video. We all learn something new with each one, even if we’ve seen something before. Your talent, attention to detail and your knowledge of this disorder can teach the world/everyone. Thank you.
I was a borderline catastrophic hoarder up until a few years ago. Today, the tendencies are very much still there, but I am so terrified of this issue returning that I'm almost OCD about seeing things get left lying around, let alone retaining items I no longer need or use.
I still have a small journey to complete, and that is not having a 'junk' room. I'm at the stage where that room changes as I decide to clean and rearrange the junk room, creating an alternative junk room as the items I don't have space for need to go somewhere. But each time this happens, more unwanted stuff gets thrown out, making the 'stuff' pile smaller and the junk room less cluttered. I've just taken 4 weeks off work over Christmas to address the final collection of stuff, and to paint, plaster and refresh my home.
I'm really hoping that the new year brings a truly fresh start and a new way of living - that is, not in fear of people popping in unexpectedly!
Happy holidays to all, and Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it.
I once helped someone clean up their apartment which had a foot of stuff that we had to walk on as we cleaned up. Her rats had escaped from their cages so she had active rats nests under her bed and in her closet. I bought her new bed linens. I ruined an industrial vacuum. We threw out many bags of garbage and cleared the floor. She cleaned up her small kitchen. Her mother visited for the first time in months and made her get rid of the rats to which she had become allergic and her arms covered by scratches. Thank God.
Ooh wow you are sooooo right about living in piles when you have ADHD. When I clean I would stay practically the whole day cleaning but when I look I have garbage bag full of stuff but the house still look the same. & my husband would say I have adhd. He pointed it out that I would move a pile of clothes from one spot to another - I would also put pile things that are alike terms lol so it's like a messy organizer and I struggle with that. Some day I'm successful on cleaning, but for the most part I'm not. So he is right how he described it it actually me . Wow I didn't believe my husband when he use to tell me I had it .and on top of that I would hoard. My hoarding was for memories and projects that I would plan to use these things with lol. I'm recovering from it cause I do not want to live in clutter .. I like my things but not if it's going to cause an overwhelming clutter. I choose peace. Lol And these kind of videos has helped me . The after - is what my goals has been so it has helped me to keep my head chaos under control.
thank you for your video today. Spurred on by another declutterer, and your video, I cleaned out a whole bunch of glass jars I'm not using. I think some of us watching this channel appreciate the encouragement to go tackle a project ourselves. Thank you, so much, for helping those whom you did in this video. I also appreciate your comments about A.D.D. and A D.H.D. I have ADHD. One time, my grandmother and mother cleaned my room without my presence,or permission. I was angry about it for many years. It's best to involve someone with ADHD in the cleaning process so that they can help organize, and learn how to clean as well.
Fantastic recap on these houses. The transformation in each of them is amazing. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and peaceful 2025. 👏💪👍🙏💐🎄
I've gotten halfway through cleaning up my apartment these past few weeks. I can now walk through the apartment and touch almost all of the walls without leaning except for two and access the bottom of the sinks. Once I get the piles of clothes figured out I've only got actual organizing of junk rather than finding out of the way places to shove everything.
That is wonderful! Well done!
This was a fantastic video! I appreciate how well you make mental illness a topic that is not Taboo. I have been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and CPTSD. So I can totally empathize with others who have mental illness as well. Keep up the awesome work!
Mack i love your channel so much!! One of my favorites to watch. Thank you 😊
❤️ ty Mack.