It is called depression glass because it was often included inside packages of Quaker Oats or other products during the depression of the 1930’s. Women got a free, pretty dish with each purchase and could build a nice set of dishes. These were usually pressed glass pieces in many shapes and colors. They were not meant to be fine dishware but much of it has lasted for nearly 90 years. This is because there was so much of it and because it went out of fashion, so people, like your mom, just stored it away and forgot it. I don’t think it is valuable but it is collectible. Some rare patterns or pieces may have value. If it is uranium glass, the kind that glows under black light, then it is highly collectible. Some patterns and colors are still manufactured today. It is not all old. Read the article on Wikipedia. Thanks for helping your mom. It’s wonderful to see you two sharing a task and laughing together.
I had some from my grandmother and just pieces of different colors. Took to an antique store and not worth much money. There was some with a tiny chip and I was told to put in garage sale for a couple of dollars. So you might go to an antique store and see what they will give you. People are always searching for pieces to make a set.
Depending on the piece, they can be very valuable. My mother collects pink Depression glass and some of her pieces are upwards of $100-200 per piece due to their rarity.
My mother received a set of “roses and cabbage” amber depression glass as a wedding gift from her Grandmother…I now use them as my everyday dishes and love them.
It’s so easy to just keep everything. I m 68 and I recently went through a remodel of my home, I got new flooring so every room in the house was a touched. I sold about 80-100 items, give away about 6 bins of stuff and took stuff to a local donation center. It feels so good to have empty draws and cabinets
We did the same thing (total remodel) over five years ago. We got rid of so much and haven’t missed a thing. In fact, I’m still finding items to get rid of now. Decluttering is never-ending. It feels so good. I would guess we’ve had VietNam Vets pick up 5-6 + bags/boxes over 15 times.
Idea for your Mom's sea glass collection: maybe for her next birthday or Christmas, you could buy her a pair of matching side table lamps that have an empty glass cylinder for a base (some people fill them with seashells) and fill them with her sea glass collection. If they are too small, buy her four instead of two. Then she could get rid of some outdated lamps and replace them with pretty new seaglass lamps! 🟦🟢🟪🟡
That’s such a lovely idea. You see them every day then and they’re not hidden away. I had some beautiful pebbles I’d collected and I made a little water feature in my garden right by my window where I sit so I can see them. It’s much better they’re on display than hidden away.😊
My grandmother had tons of seashells! We found a hollow glass lamp and filled it with the her shells and she treasured it for years before she passed!! Just an idea for all of her gorgeous sea glass! ❤
Sea Glass are Gems! Memories of walking on the beach, treasures found and moments of Joy!!! Display the glass in the shelves with glass, it is beautiful! Good work!!!
Hello. I just found your channel this morning and really enjoyed this. How sweet of you to help your parents that way. I am at 77 year old grandmother from South Texas coast near Houston. I have been going through my house and decluttering for several years. When my mom passed away it was horrendous what we had to go through and also heartbreaking to get rid of The things she cherished but we could not keep. I want to spare my children this. On September 1 I started doing the five minute Declutter with clutter bug. This is so great. It’s so easy just to do five minutes and get rid of five things and it sure makes such a difference. I’m looking forward to watching your videos now that I have subscribed. Love in Christ
Also…wishing full recovery and healing to your mom. These videos are so motivating, PLEASE continue. Divorced after 22 years with someone who refused to toss anything, my journey of decluttering is just starting, and our house is 10x worse…so YES, record, record, record! Need the motivation!💕 You are a sweet soul to help your mom.🙏
I wish i had a loving, caring, understanding daughter like you. It was a pleasure watching how sensitively you handled the decluttering of your Mother's house. God bless you dear lady.
Please keep going! This is a very valuable series as it is so relatable. As anyone who has lived somewhere for a length of time, the stuff adds up and can be overwhelming.
I watch videos like this before I go and tackle decluttering a similar area. Gets me in the right frame of mind, gives me an outline structure and also, it makes me feel I'm doing this in company. I'm recently widowed in a big 4-bedroom house that we owned for the last 26 years. It's just me and the cats here now so I'm intending to move within the next year or two and the sooner I get going on the clearing out the better. Every trash bag that leaves the house is a win!
Love the series, kudos to your mom for parting with so much!! I know she’s so grateful for your help as this would likely be way too overwhelming for her alone, j know she feels a big weight lifted!!!
Wow your mom's a boss at letting go of stuff and so are you! So glad you were able to have a good time with your parents. Your dad did a great job with those updates.
We bought a cheap box of peel and stick floor tile to line the bottoms of our kitchen sink cabinet (and bathroom sinks) that way you can just spray and wipe it out when it’s dirty and it’s not plywood!
I would love to buy some sea glass from her because I am wanting to start learning how to wire wrap some pieces into a necklace. My husband has cancer so I’m trying to find a new hobby or two to give me something to focus on in the next year. If she had special pieces, I’d be glad to make her something from it and send it to her. I also LOVE that you are doing this with YOUR MOTHER. What a blessing! My brother passed away in 2021, and as my sisters and I were emptying out his house, we laughed and cried over pieces and things we remembered, but there was so much we hadn’t seen before. We would have loved if he had been there to help with memories, or tell us new stories some of the pieces. Healing blessings to your Mom! She raised a wonderful daughter!
I have a ton of sea glass I’ve collected over 60 years. From Maine where our summer house is, my dad lives there now. Also any beach I’ve ever gone too.
I am loving this series. Yes definitely if your mum and dad are willing to share and show more of their home & anymore stuff to declutter and clean because it's def been enjoyable & great source of motivation to do my own 😅
I'm loving this declutter series of your parents home. I'm sure they're happy as well getting they're place cleaned and organized. You're doing a FANTASTIC JOB! 👏👏👏❤
I'm loving this series! You and your mom are killin it. Re: depression glass. I'm not sure just how valuable it is. I've seen it in antique stored for all different prices. As with everything, it's only valuable if you find the right buyer that collects it. I'm aware of it in pink and green. I'm 70.
Love this decluttering series of your parents' kitchen. It would be great to see you tackle the other rooms of their house. I think many of us can relate to having to declutter decades worth of belongings, not just in our own houses but in our parents' houses, too.
Yes, that clear glassware is depression glass and some of it can be worth quite a bit. You need to do some research and then determine if you want to try and sell it or just get rid of it or keep it. My sister-in-law had three different colors. She had cobalt blue set, the green set and the pink set when she passed away all three of her granddaughters took color. I think it’s extremely sweet of you helping your mom sometimes they can get so bad it’s just overwhelming. I start going through my stuff years ago, and I still have too much stuff, have fun make memories and your mom, and you reap the benefits
I love your advice on sentimental items. My husband passed away in 2020 and we have two young kids together. I don’t want them to forget him so I tend to keep a lot of his things. Taking a pic of the item is a great idea❤Thank you🫶🏽
I truly enjoy this real life series! Please keep going. I also love seeing the joy on your face as you help your parents. Love the new work station your dad created!!
I have really been loving this series at your Moms house. Your doing a wonderful job and your Mom is totally with it on this. Glad she is doing so well on healing her hip!!!
This is a great time to find out the stories behind her collectibles. My Mom and us girls went around her home the same way before she passed. So much stuff that held great memories for her and my Dad. We also took masking tape and put the name of the person she wanted her treasures to go to on the bottom of the items. This was a great relief to us to know the story and who to give it to.
I like this series. Loved it when you removed the cat from the built in cabinet. They are so entertaining throughout. I think this is a nice way to spend time with your parents.
I retired early 8yrs ago, so Ive gotten to move to several states I only keep essential items. I get rid of everything that can be replaced $20 or is available at Amazon. If I have 2 items, I get rid of the larger one. I donate all the furniture and 75% of my clothes. I keep what will fit in my car, so I fill 12 Totes 1 Art supplies 2 Bathroom/Laundry 3 Blankets, Pillows 4 Cat food litter toy 5 Clothes Fall Winter 6 " " Spring Summer 7 Cooking Appliances 8 Docs, Books, Pics 9 Ministry 10 Office/Study 11 Pantry 12 Work Tools ~My mother sold her condo in CA to buy over 20 condos in TX. So our inheritance was only to be used as a down payment on a home. I suddenly felt trapped year after year. I could nolonger call maintenance, so I had to work all kind of crazy hours to pay for repairs. I was unemployed for 2yrs so I was relieved to sell it and give 90% away. I rented a furnished bedroom and my life was stress free again. I quickly got a great job and a gorgeous apt. I feel like having a house create consumerism. The "Things" end up owning us!
Great that your helping your mom. I am finding over the years I delclutter often. I am 56 and my husband and I have moved quite a bit for jobs he has had and we have had to downsize many times. I do like to thrift . So if i get things I am always declutter things . we recently had to clean out my father n laws house when he had to go into hospice and there was so much stuff in his home and it was tiring. So it helped me realize that it is easier to declutter often so you do not have way way to much stuff for your kids to someday get rid of.
Yes please I would love to see more decluttering of your parents’ house. It is so inspiring. Also I enjoy seeing so many of the same things I have. And I love you and your Mum’s relationship. So cute to see her finger pointing the way.
I have absolutely loved this series! I’m sure your parents are so happy with the results. Thank them for allowing us to come along for the journey. I hope you can do more series like this.
I'm so glad I found your channel. I totally understand your mom's sea glass love, and I only have 9 pcs. I appreciate your keeping it real and know that what you do is such a blessing.
Wow! Your dad did an awesome job on the new cabinet and countertop. I love your mom's tea cups. Her built-in looks great. Always cherish these times with your mom ❤
I had to watch the other two videos to catch up! Love your moms for babies. Absolutely no judgment, we’ve been in our house 22 years and are already in same boat and in process of decluttering. My one thought is wishing anything plastic would’ve been recycled instead of tossed? Thx for the free give away table idea, we will do the same!💕 Yes…more videos please.
This showed up in my recommends and so happy it did! Great video! And thanks to you and mom for putting stuff out for free! I started doing that after we moved and we still had soooo much stuff and it absolutely changed me from not being able to let go of things...I have met so many lovely people and had so many people come and thank us for our free stuff....also, had some family die and helped clean out their houses and helped friends clean out and put it out there to share with others. Only thing now people keep giving me stuff to put out so kinda becoming a thing...lol....and like you said, sometimes things are too cute to let go of so I gain some items as well. But I think it frees people up when you feel it is going to someone who wants it. Thanks again for sharing!
Very very lovely work done. So satisfying and motivational videos. So many useful tips to give away stuff. God bless you all. Lots of blessings and prayers for you all. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤❤
Hi Catherine! I have been loving this series! It is so motivating and so sweet to see you and your Mom spending time together! Can’t wait to see what you tackle next!
I love that you shared your clutter ! Thank you for that but also helping your Mom declutter too ! The plates and stuff are very cool too probably the depression glass could be valuable . I like the walk in area! Old houses have such cool builtin's I like you can just close the door ! 😊
Catherine, I think this is the first video of yours I have ever watched, and I enjoyed it immensely. And the befores and afters are so inspiring! But the best part was the easy, loving rapport between you and your mom. Wow!
If your mom owns potted plants: put the seaglass on top of the dirt. Plants will not dry out so fast and the dirt will not spill over when watered. And its decorative. Love your video and will be now a new follower. Lovely greetings from Vienna (Austria), Sabine 😀
I enjoyed your video so much.Your respect and love for your mom so sweet.And fun and laughs you had together. Your non judgemental attitude toward your mom's treasures very heart warming I am decluttering,moving and getting ready for a new marriage and new home.
I loved this so much. You are such a great daughter to help your mom like this. I know she must have loved this and valued the time together going through everything. 🩵🌸🩵
I have been decluttering for years. Everybody has always asked me to do their homes and I have now it’s like a thing. Well good for your mom because she never hesitated. She just went for your lucky my mother and she was alive. Wouldn’t get rid of everything and we were stuck doing it when she passed away, my rule is I go through all added dates in the fridge freezer etc. once a month just quickly in the pantry I go through like once a month and the medicine cabinet also. And if I haven’t worn something in a year it gets donated.
It is called depression glass because it was often included inside packages of Quaker Oats or other products during the depression of the 1930’s. Women got a free, pretty dish with each purchase and could build a nice set of dishes. These were usually pressed glass pieces in many shapes and colors. They were not meant to be fine dishware but much of it has lasted for nearly 90 years. This is because there was so much of it and because it went out of fashion, so people, like your mom, just stored it away and forgot it. I don’t think it is valuable but it is collectible. Some rare patterns or pieces may have value. If it is uranium glass, the kind that glows under black light, then it is highly collectible.
Some patterns and colors are still manufactured today. It is not all old. Read the article on Wikipedia.
Thanks for helping your mom. It’s wonderful to see you two sharing a task and laughing together.
I had some from my grandmother and just pieces of different colors. Took to an antique store and not worth much money. There was some with a tiny chip and I was told to put in garage sale for a couple of dollars. So you might go to an antique store and see what they will give you. People are always searching for pieces to make a set.
I was told they also gave a piece away at the movies. Don’t know if this was true or not, but my mom or grandma told me this.
Depending on the piece, they can be very valuable. My mother collects pink Depression glass and some of her pieces are upwards of $100-200 per piece due to their rarity.
Uranium glass is poisonous. Pretty but like lead crystal don't put food or drink in it
My mother received a set of “roses and cabbage” amber depression glass as a wedding gift from her Grandmother…I now use them as my everyday dishes and love them.
It’s so easy to just keep everything. I m 68 and I recently went through a remodel of my home, I got new flooring so every room in the house was a touched. I sold about 80-100 items, give away about 6 bins of stuff and took stuff to a local donation center. It feels so good to have empty draws and cabinets
Well done you !! 💐
That's incredible!!! 🎉🎉 I love this ❤ (I'm a pro organizer by trade😄)
We did the same thing (total remodel) over five years ago. We got rid of so much and haven’t missed a thing. In fact, I’m still finding items to get rid of now. Decluttering is never-ending. It feels so good. I would guess we’ve had VietNam Vets pick up 5-6 + bags/boxes over 15 times.
Now declutter the furniture. No drawer to hide stuff.
I got rid of my 1991 solid oat side table. It was heavy and chunky. So glad it’s gone.
I think helping someone declutter is such a gift.
Idea for your Mom's sea glass collection: maybe for her next birthday or Christmas, you could buy her a pair of matching side table lamps that have an empty glass cylinder for a base (some people fill them with seashells) and fill them with her sea glass collection. If they are too small, buy her four instead of two. Then she could get rid of some outdated lamps and replace them with pretty new seaglass lamps! 🟦🟢🟪🟡
That’s such a lovely idea. You see them every day then and they’re not hidden away. I had some beautiful pebbles I’d collected and I made a little water feature in my garden right by my window where I sit so I can see them. It’s much better they’re on display than hidden away.😊
@@Chrissyhappy That sounds so pretty!
That is such a great idea, and sounds really pretty.
Great idea!
I filled my lamp base with vintage buttons...I occasionally shake it to see different ones.
Your mother is very blessed to have you as a daughter. ❤
How precious your time with your mom is, cherish it always.
My grandmother had tons of seashells! We found a hollow glass lamp and filled it with the her shells and she treasured it for years before she passed!! Just an idea for all of her gorgeous sea glass! ❤
I love that idea! I also collect seashells and have a clear jar. Maybe something functional would be a better option.
A great idea for these bits of glass or maybe other small objects like marbles or thimbles...musr remember this next time I change out a lamp base
Yes love watching decluttering when someone actually wants to get rid of stuff. Your Mother has been great. ❤🏴🇨🇦
Sea Glass are Gems! Memories of walking on the beach, treasures found and moments of Joy!!! Display the glass in the shelves with glass, it is beautiful! Good work!!!
This series is so relatable and enjoyable. Your mom deserves so much credit for going through a lifetime of items.
Hello. I just found your channel this morning and really enjoyed this. How sweet of you to help your parents that way. I am at 77 year old grandmother from South Texas coast near Houston. I have been going through my house and decluttering for several years. When my mom passed away it was horrendous what we had to go through and also heartbreaking to get rid of The things she cherished but we could not keep. I want to spare my children this. On September 1 I started doing the five minute Declutter with clutter bug. This is so great. It’s so easy just to do five minutes and get rid of five things and it sure makes such a difference. I’m looking forward to watching your videos now that I have subscribed. Love in Christ
Yes, please keep filming your parent’s home declutter. I enjoy them so much.
Also…wishing full recovery and healing to your mom. These videos are so motivating, PLEASE continue. Divorced after 22 years with someone who refused to toss anything, my journey of decluttering is just starting, and our house is 10x worse…so YES, record, record, record! Need the motivation!💕 You are a sweet soul to help your mom.🙏
I wish i had a loving, caring, understanding daughter like you. It was a pleasure watching how sensitively you handled the decluttering of your Mother's house. God bless you dear lady.
Yes, please keep showing us when you're cleaning your parents' home. And, "Well done, mama!" You are rocking the decluttering!
Please keep going! This is a very valuable series as it is so relatable. As anyone who has lived somewhere for a length of time, the stuff adds up and can be overwhelming.
Yes please keep the parents home declutter going so fun!
I love the way the built in home decor cabinet turned out. Her teacups look so pretty! What a transformation!
Catherine YES please keep going with helping your parents declutter 🙏🏽 it will really help them and I’m loving it ❤️😉👍🏼🇨🇦
Wonderful transformation.
I watch videos like this before I go and tackle decluttering a similar area. Gets me in the right frame of mind, gives me an outline structure and also, it makes me feel I'm doing this in company. I'm recently widowed in a big 4-bedroom house that we owned for the last 26 years. It's just me and the cats here now so I'm intending to move within the next year or two and the sooner I get going on the clearing out the better. Every trash bag that leaves the house is a win!
Love the series, kudos to your mom for parting with so much!! I know she’s so grateful for your help as this would likely be way too overwhelming for her alone, j know she feels a big weight lifted!!!
I just love this series!! Especially your smiles with your mom! Keep up the great work!
I remember helping my mom with things like this. I miss her a lot!
You are such a precious daughter to help. And spend fun and silly time with her.
Wow your mom's a boss at letting go of stuff and so are you! So glad you were able to have a good time with your parents. Your dad did a great job with those updates.
Love this series!! Would really like to see more! Also your dad did a great job on the new cabinets, counter, and backsplash. It looks so great!!
We bought a cheap box of peel and stick floor tile to line the bottoms of our kitchen sink cabinet (and bathroom sinks) that way you can just spray and wipe it out when it’s dirty and it’s not plywood!
I would love to buy some sea glass from her because I am wanting to start learning how to wire wrap some pieces into a necklace. My husband has cancer so I’m trying to find a new hobby or two to give me something to focus on in the next year. If she had special pieces, I’d be glad to make her something from it and send it to her. I also LOVE that you are doing this with YOUR MOTHER. What a blessing! My brother passed away in 2021, and as my sisters and I were emptying out his house, we laughed and cried over pieces and things we remembered, but there was so much we hadn’t seen before. We would have loved if he had been there to help with memories, or tell us new stories some of the pieces. Healing blessings to your Mom! She raised a wonderful daughter!
I have a ton of sea glass I’ve collected over 60 years. From Maine where our summer house is, my dad lives there now. Also any beach I’ve ever gone too.
I am loving this series. Yes definitely if your mum and dad are willing to share and show more of their home & anymore stuff to declutter and clean because it's def been enjoyable & great source of motivation to do my own 😅
I think there should be plenty more coming at their house!! 🤍
That giveaway table is genius! Wow, that kitchen is chock full😂
Absolutely love the series. Very satisfying and realistic. Impressed by your mom for letting so many items go. Great team!
I'm loving this declutter series of your parents home. I'm sure they're happy as well getting they're place cleaned and organized. You're doing a FANTASTIC JOB! 👏👏👏❤
Well done! I like that you are organizing for REAL people!!
Your Dad did an amazing job! That really made a difference in their kitchen!!!!
I'm loving this series! You and your mom are killin it. Re: depression glass. I'm not sure just how valuable it is. I've seen it in antique stored for all different prices. As with everything, it's only valuable if you find the right buyer that collects it. I'm aware of it in pink and green. I'm 70.
Yes please continue this! Tell your mom GOOD JOB decluttering!!!
Love this decluttering series of your parents' kitchen. It would be great to see you tackle the other rooms of their house. I think many of us can relate to having to declutter decades worth of belongings, not just in our own houses but in our parents' houses, too.
Your mom is doing a fantastic job of letting things go!!
Please keep going on your parents home. I'm loving the series and watching and hearing yalls laughter and smiles
So many beautiful things belong to your parents... they make me dream... i hope they will find a place where they are loved and appreciated.
Yes, that clear glassware is depression glass and some of it can be worth quite a bit. You need to do some research and then determine if you want to try and sell it or just get rid of it or keep it. My sister-in-law had three different colors. She had cobalt blue set, the green set and the pink set when she passed away all three of her granddaughters took color. I think it’s extremely sweet of you helping your mom sometimes they can get so bad it’s just overwhelming. I start going through my stuff years ago, and I still have too much stuff, have fun make memories and your mom, and you reap the benefits
I love your advice on sentimental items. My husband passed away in 2020 and we have two young kids together. I don’t want them to forget him so I tend to keep a lot of his things. Taking a pic of the item is a great idea❤Thank you🫶🏽
I’m so sorry to hear that 💔 I would do the same thing
Honey, I am so sorry to read that your husband passed away. May God continue to give you the strength you need, everyday. God bless you.
Making quilt squares from sentimental clothing can be a nice way to save space. There are many good tutorials online.
Can I just say, your smile is incredible. ☀
What a sweet daughter you are to help your mom in such a huge way!
Wow! I’m impressed. Great job!
Everything looks good organized!
Great Job your Dad did with the new Kitchen Cabinets!
I truly enjoy this real life series! Please keep going. I also love seeing the joy on your face as you help your parents. Love the new work station your dad created!!
what a sweet daughter you are to help your mom like this.
Very sweet vid, thank you for sharing
I have really been loving this series at your Moms house. Your doing a wonderful job and your Mom is totally with it on this. Glad she is doing so well on healing her hip!!!
This is a great time to find out the stories behind her collectibles. My Mom and us girls went around her home the same way before she passed. So much stuff that held great memories for her and my Dad. We also took masking tape and put the name of the person she wanted her treasures to go to on the bottom of the items. This was a great relief to us to know the story and who to give it to.
I like this series. Loved it when you removed the cat from the built in cabinet. They are so entertaining throughout. I think this is a nice way to spend time with your parents.
장 안에서 나오는 여러가지 물건들 구경하는 재미도 있네요.
어머니 집을 정리해주신다니 정말 당신 같은 딸을 두신 어머니는 복 받으셨어요.^^ 즐겁게 정리 영상 볼게요.
You did a great job! Yes, more parents' declutter!
Yay!! Thank you!
It looks great!!
Yes, please continue love the show
I retired early 8yrs ago, so Ive gotten to move to several states
I only keep essential items. I get rid of everything that can be replaced $20 or is available at Amazon.
If I have 2 items, I get rid of the larger one. I donate all the furniture and 75% of my clothes. I keep what will fit in my car, so I fill 12 Totes
1 Art supplies
2 Bathroom/Laundry
3 Blankets, Pillows
4 Cat food litter toy
5 Clothes Fall Winter
6 " " Spring Summer
7 Cooking Appliances
8 Docs, Books, Pics
9 Ministry
10 Office/Study
11 Pantry
12 Work Tools
~My mother sold her condo in CA to buy over 20 condos in TX. So our inheritance was only to be used as a down payment on a home. I suddenly felt trapped year after year. I could nolonger call maintenance, so I had to work all kind of crazy hours to pay for repairs. I was unemployed for 2yrs so I was relieved to sell it and give 90% away.
I rented a furnished bedroom and my life was stress free again. I quickly got a great job and a gorgeous apt.
I feel like having a house create consumerism. The "Things" end up owning us!
I hated home ownership. Life and time sucking PITArse!
Great that your helping your mom. I am finding over the years I delclutter often. I am 56 and my husband and I have moved quite a bit for jobs he has had and we have had to downsize many times. I do like to thrift . So if i get things I am always declutter things . we recently had to clean out my father n laws house when he had to go into hospice and there was so much stuff in his home and it was tiring. So it helped me realize that it is easier to declutter often so you do not have way way to much stuff for your kids to someday get rid of.
I love that you are doing this! Yes, keep on going and thank you to your mom and dad for allowing you to share with us😊
Firstly, what a wonderful daughter you are ‼️‼️‼️💯💯💯🌞🌞🌞❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful videos! Your mom's house is just like most houses...we have collected so much! These videos are sooo inspiring!
Your Mom de-cluttered so much stuff!! I know she's so appreciative of tne help you gave her!! I have enjoyed watching the videos.
Yes please I would love to see more decluttering of your parents’ house. It is so inspiring. Also I enjoy seeing so many of the same things I have. And I love you and your Mum’s relationship. So cute to see her finger pointing the way.
This is such a help to your parents. I am doing the same thing so I do not leave this for my kids to go through. I am only keeping what i enjoy now.
Love seeing the declutter process on your parents house…would definitely watch more❤
I have absolutely loved this series! I’m sure your parents are so happy with the results. Thank them for allowing us to come along for the journey. I hope you can do more series like this.
I'm so glad I found your channel. I totally understand your mom's sea glass love, and I only have 9 pcs. I appreciate your keeping it real and know that what you do is such a blessing.
You're a great daughter!!. Love you and your mom together! 😀❤
Wow! Your dad did an awesome job on the new cabinet and countertop. I love your mom's tea cups. Her built-in looks great. Always cherish these times with your mom ❤
Please keep sharing your parents house so satisfying to watch the before and after!
I had to watch the other two videos to catch up! Love your moms for babies. Absolutely no judgment, we’ve been in our house 22 years and are already in same boat and in process of decluttering. My one thought is wishing anything plastic would’ve been recycled instead of tossed? Thx for the free give away table idea, we will do the same!💕 Yes…more videos please.
This showed up in my recommends and so happy it did! Great video! And thanks to you and mom for putting stuff out for free! I started doing that after we moved and we still had soooo much stuff and it absolutely changed me from not being able to let go of things...I have met so many lovely people and had so many people come and thank us for our free stuff....also, had some family die and helped clean out their houses and helped friends clean out and put it out there to share with others. Only thing now people keep giving me stuff to put out so kinda becoming a thing...lol....and like you said, sometimes things are too cute to let go of so I gain some items as well. But I think it frees people up when you feel it is going to someone who wants it. Thanks again for sharing!
I know your parents appreciate your help. But as a parent i know they just enjoyed spending time with you & Sutton. Great job!
Your mom is amazing. Wow! I bet she is loving her kitchen now.
Fantastic well done
Very very lovely work done. So satisfying and motivational videos. So many useful tips to give away stuff. God bless you all. Lots of blessings and prayers for you all. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤❤
Hi Catherine, I'm loving this series! Please continue.😊
Amazing! I can’t believe how much your mom decluttered…so happy for her! 🩷 Thanks to you and your parents for sharing.
Hi Catherine! I have been loving this series! It is so motivating and so sweet to see you and your Mom spending time together! Can’t wait to see what you tackle next!
I love that you shared your clutter ! Thank you for that but also helping your Mom declutter too ! The plates and stuff are very cool too probably the depression glass could be valuable . I like the walk in area! Old houses have such cool builtin's I like you can just close the door ! 😊
Catherine, I think this is the first video of yours I have ever watched, and I enjoyed it immensely. And the befores and afters are so inspiring! But the best part was the easy, loving rapport between you and your mom. Wow!
Yes bounding while helping and decluttering your Mommy and Daddy’s house love this ❤️
YES KEEP DECLUTTERING HER HOME. AWESOME DECLUTTERING. THANKS
Yes love seeing your parents home! I love watching home decluttering!
Yay!! Thank you for watching!’
If your mom owns potted plants: put the seaglass on top of the dirt. Plants will not dry out so fast and the dirt will not spill over when watered. And its decorative. Love your video and will be now a new follower. Lovely greetings from Vienna (Austria), Sabine 😀
Your mom rocks for being honest and getting rid pc stuff
I would love to see more decluttering in your parent's home. Your dad adding the new cabinet and workspace looks great!
I enjoyed your video so much.Your respect and love for your mom so sweet.And fun and laughs you had together. Your non judgemental attitude toward your mom's treasures very heart warming I am decluttering,moving and getting ready for a new marriage and new home.
August 2024. I'm almost 75. Lifelong minimalist, my mom hoarded trash, papers, clothes, books, and dead plants. Tina, Al's wife
Yes, please continue the series.
I have been decluttering my house too and I love watching you for more motivation to keep going, thank you for sharing
Loving this series and fair play to your mum for being able to part with things 🤗
Hanging tea cups are lovely
Love when your declutter your parents home so i would love to see more. Take care❤
What an amazing job!!! You don’t know how much you are helping people by posting these videos ❤
I loved this so much. You are such a great daughter to help your mom like this. I know she must have loved this and valued the time together going through everything. 🩵🌸🩵
Yes please continue this series. It’s very inspiring.🥰
I have been decluttering for years. Everybody has always asked me to do their homes and I have now it’s like a thing. Well good for your mom because she never hesitated. She just went for your lucky my mother and she was alive. Wouldn’t get rid of everything and we were stuck doing it when she passed away, my rule is I go through all added dates in the fridge freezer etc. once a month just quickly in the pantry I go through like once a month and the medicine cabinet also. And if I haven’t worn something in a year it gets donated.
It so sweet of you t help her