Saving a Destroyed Home for FREE: Episode 2
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“To walk into a pit of despair and obliterate it with hope.” You made my day! Thanks for being one of the good guys!! ❤
That line was the highlight of my day, too ❤
That was a pretty good statement. One to live by for sure.
That sentence went so hard, I clipped it to use for a D&D campaign later. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxxxz7OvluBl7BHZ_hKw-IteC5QfGtdqIL?si=5hlH_9D_AzQu2uI4
This needs to be a shirt for real❤
She will surely feel better. Awesome job. 👍👍
It's nice to see "real life" fixes for real people and not HGTV ways.
AND, real life colors and decor. I saw an HGTV episode of Changing Places where they glued hay on the wall for texture.
@@momkatmax-unreal
I don't send the dry wall mud. I use a wet cleaning rag to gently wipe it down just like you would if you were sanding it...Better for my breathing
@@Joce123 You could see the couple 's reaction was completely stunned. My husband said they would need to mow the wall.
@@Joce123 Same here. We did the bath by using texture with spackle with gentle swirls and such. Then no sanding at all.
No kidding, I would buy a “Obliterate it with Hope” shirt 💚 So thankful for you Mack and this community of compassion you’re curating.
Yessss!!
Yes!!!! ❤
Everywhere I've ever lived I've covered every floor in stingray which is a dark gray indoor outdoor carpet that I buy from home Depot I don't put down any padding and I don't glue the carpet down you can actually spill bleach on that indoor outdoor and it won't take the color and it's fine for the kitchen and the the bathroom easy to vac or broom no food stains as it is dark Gray Gray oh and did I mention it's some of the cheapest carpet you'll ever buy and it lasts for years and years
100%. I'd buy one in every color and wear it every day.
Me too
Another deserving channel is Drake lawn care. He works out of Atlanta. He’s just a guy who tries to make yards better for people. He has met with the code enforcement. Code gives him names of those that are about to be fined and Drake cleans up their yards. Really really good guy. He doesn’t have, much assets in his business, but such a big heart. I would appreciate anyone giving him a thumbs up by subscribing and hitting the like button. He is trying to raise money for a commercial lawnmower to help better.
maybe they should maybe do a collaboration in the future!
The thing I appreciate most about your channel is specifically the lack of drama. It really helps me be less overwhelmed and more confident that I can make progress on my own mess, so thank you for doing it your way and not the TV way - you're helping a lot more people than just the ones who own the house you're working on. 30:14
YES!!! I feel the same way!!!!
Kudos to the woman that lives in this house. To have been able to clean around all the remnants of the hoarding and the fire would have cost me my sanity a long time ago. And kudos to you and Jason, you did a really good work.
I ❤❤❤ Al Blades from Fla!!
@@kimberlymiller655 Hadn't heard of him. I'll have to check out his channel
If hoarding runs in your family and you have ANY trauma that causes you to shut down (freeze & flee response) it may actually be impossible to not stay or not remain shut in. Often it becomes harder and harder to make yourself leave even to go shopping for necessities.
As someone who is educated in interior design, the mention of using a painting or an item you love to base your colors off of is something that was taught to us. As far as not being "pros", I think you guys did a fantastic job! ❤🎉 (Side note, on the shelf in front of the breaker, in the future she can put casters on the bottom of it that can lock in place. So that way it'll give it a little bit extra height to hide the breaker and allow her to move it easily if she needs to get to it quickly😊)
Yeah,never cover the electric panel with something that can’t be moved quickly. A canvas from the thrift shop is a light weight cover up.
Yeah. This was my thought too about the shelving unit in front of the breaker box. If a breaker trips (which they often do in old homes) you don't want to have to move that thing in the dark (or even in the light when it's loaded with stuff) to get to the box.
If possible in the long run a picture would be good, because if she has a young kid, then tall shelving should be secured to the wall but that’s counterproductive to accessing the breaker-box.
My jaw is still dropped at how much painting changed the whole look of this kitchen. You made a huge change for that woman. If I had to walk into that kitchen the way it was it would be next to impossible to see anything beyond it getting better. Thank you for helping people and taking us with you.
“Walk into a pit of despair and obliterate it with hope.”
That is freaking beautiful. I love this. Make sure you write that down somewhere. It’s a keeper and an amazing mission statement.
His statement spoke to me as well! I've been trying to get our condo ready to sell. I get overwhelmed at times & need motivation to keep my hope alive!!
Agreed 💯💜☮️
Yeah! That quote is tee shirt material!
"I want to walk into a pit of despair and obliterate it with hope!" ~ 'Johnny' MacSpinkick 😁
@@rosefortheKing 😂 That's a good one!
I agree and I plan on using this quote at some point some how some way..
I have to say that I'm absolutely loving that you've added repair/renovation to your work. It's real world, make it work, sanitize, make practical, low-cost repairs to give the people a clean, safe, useful space. We're cleaning out a hoarded house and preparing it for sale in a safe, but budget friendly neighborhood. So, when we get to the repairs and renovations we have to keep it basic. Otherwise, we'll never get the costs back out of the sale price. As far as this repair/paint video goes: Holy 'BLEEP!' what an amazing transformation!
Inch by inch its a cinch. By the yard its hard!
I bet that as they painted over all the stained and discolored stuff they felt the kitchen getting noticably brighter all the time.
You mean to tell me I have to wait another week to see more. 😭😞. Your are doing a good job.👍
@@nagaempressI like your saying.
The round tu-it guys. That’s who you are. Plus moose herders. Huge difference for this family!
We need to make this go as viral as possible so he can spend $8k in stuff to make this house even better! Mack is a gem to everyone he comes in contact with, even with his spinkicks! ❤
I'm so thankful I found your channel! $85,000 for a kitchen redo? Yeah, I don't think so! Yours looks incredible and you've inspired me to FINALLY begin to tackle my own hoarding chaos! Even the grandkids noticed the difference yesterday! Bless you!
I watched a show the other day and the host asked ‘how much do you have for me to do this?’ The home owner said $200k. The host says I can’t do it for that, I need $50k more🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was incredulous!
Great job! Keep telling yourself you are proud of yourself and I promise you it’ll keep motivating you. And you should be proud! Great work❤
@cheryllewis-scott87 Yes, that's a TLC show. I think it was Love it or List it. Designer is Hillary Farr. That happens all the time
It happens every time and I've heard the work is pretty shoddy.
Those shows always want more money. Also the worst thing is they do not consult the family on what fine details they need. if a room started out with a TV there was a reason it was in that room. Put one back in that room. The same goes for a child's high chair.
I think it’s useful to see you doing DIY level repairs, rather than having a team of professionals. It demonstrates what regular people can do for themselves.
My dog got offended when you mmhmm-ed us in the face holes, made her turn away from the tv. I explained that it wasn't personal and she's coping with it the best she can.
I am so excited for the woman in this home. It makes such a difference for the house to look clean and fresh when you're working so hard to keep your home clean. When that ceiling got painted- my heart almost exploded with joy. ❤
Also, am I too late for the box of wolves? I didn't see it in the shop.
Thanks for all you do! Ive been telling friends about your channel- hope you get to 1 million!
😂😂😂
Aurikatariina mentioned you in her last video!! 😃😃👍🏽😃😃 She watches your channel and thinks you are super funny too! This homeowner must be thrilled!!!
"...its last name was Cumberbatch." 🤣😂🤣😂 Hunkering down here for a big winter storm with you guys to keep me company. Stay warm all!
Edit: I am ASTONISHED at how incredible this kitchen looks already! I can't imagine how delighted the owner is with the change. Also, my cat was watching along with me, got in front of the monitor, and tried batting at the high-speed painting... it was pretty hilarious 😂😂😂
You didn't make this look like an HGTV house, but you made it look like a home and in my opinion that's even better. Well done!
What this also does is it gives the homeowners time and space to think about what they want to do next. With the drywall patched and the kitchen spruced up with a paint job, they will be much less stressed and will be able to relax which means they will not be in "fight or flight" mode anymore. They'll be able to go take a step back and think about what they would like to do next if anything and then figure out how to get there.
I love that line- "obliterating despair with hope". What a beautiful sentiment.
Thats so kind of you to think about the forgotten people who are struggling. Especially the elderly who sort of disappear in society. Great job!
I love your advice about how to clean a hoarding situation by taking it 3 feet at a time. I am not an extreme hoarder but I do have some “craft room hoarding” tendencies. I have been watching your videos and it inspired me to get in there and deep clean my craft room. I did it just like you said, one area at a time. Sometimes that was a table. Sometimes it was a container. But by taking it one small area at a time, I never got overwhelmed and I was able to complete the task without reverting to my hoarding tendency of shoving it somewhere else and forgetting about it. Thank you for the inspiration.🎉
Ditto. My crafting area has been niggling at me for well over a year now. Still not ready to face it yet though.
Well done you for getting on with it.
"To walk into a pit of despair and just obliterate it with hope" Pure Poetry
For real Kilz should sponsor y’all, this is the best paint commercial I’ve ever seen 😂
Love your humor 😂! A 2 foot pole added to the roller when painting is a back/arm saver. Helps reach up to ceilings/walls and down to tray.
Instead of hiding breaker box, paint it the wall color to make it blend in.
The colors she chose are perfect! So clean, peaceful and calming, after the dark damage from the fire. She must have done a happy dance when she saw the results! ❤ Great job! I'm glad the moose went back to the forest! 😅
I really like that you don't just clean and repair, you make an effort to leave things pretty for them. We lost our house in a tornado, and during the interim while we demolishing and rebuilding, I bought just enough things to get us by. A friend of a friend bought some beautiful little crystal glasses at a thrift shop and sent them to me. I cried so much when I unpacked that box because they weren't something I needed, they were just something pretty. Meeting needs are great, but pretty is needed, too, and I appreciate that about these makeovers.
As an ex smoker who lived in rental homes I was a big fan of sweeping and sponge mopping walls and ceiling. I kept thinking that would have made your job so much easier have you considered a paint roller to apply alcohol to large areas thanks for the impressive work you do
My mother suffered from BPD and hoarded cats. The mess that we grew up in can't be imagined by most people. When people from church stepped in to do the outdoors and a contractor friend donated his time and money to do the indoors, it was like exiting a years-long nightmare and seeing the sun again. It didn't cure my mom's problems, but it did help her get sober, which was the first step to getting control of her life. Thank you and bless you!
It's so satisfying to see these simple fixes done. I've often wished Hoarders would focus more on that sort of thing, rather than the interviews with the neighbor, the brother-in-law, the ex-wife, the postman etc. I just want to see the place cleaned up and repaired! There's a lawn care channel called Quick Cuts where he doesn't just cut grass, he hauls junk to the dump, fixes a sagging step, replaces a broken hinge on a gate and always, always neatly coils up the garden hose. I'll be watching a video and some detail will be bothering me and then he deals with it. It's such a relief. That's what I love about this channel too. Thank you!
Thank you! I'll look that channel up! I love watching transformations, but agree that too many clean up the yard but don't do basic fixes.
The "after kitchen" looks phenomenal! I so enjoy watching your videos. I love that "unused" door. We have an 1822 house and have the same kind. We left it natural. We also had a room where wallpaper had been applied over unprimed, unsized sheetrock and the paper wouldn't come off! I painted over it with an oil-based paint and it came out great!
Love the old school pencil sharpener on the door trim.
You're giving back some pride and dignity through your cleaning or repair work. You are a good-hearted and selfless person by doing what you do.
It doesn’t even look like the same place! You’re SO right about a freshly painted space, done in a color you like. When I bought my current house, the entire interior was bright yellow. It probably gave the previous owner great joy, but I had a low level of stress from it *constantly*. I had it painted a color of my choice, and a year later it still delights me, and makes me feel relaxed and at home.
I feel the same about yellow. 😊
Finally! Someone who knows you have to clean the walls first, AND knows how to do the tedious patching and cutting in. Fantastic job!
Watching you brought back memories from living in Poughkeepsie, New York. 23. Poor. Studio apt in a divided up house. Toilet was in a closet in the outer hallway. (Yep). One big room. With fleas in the wooden floor. Got to work on it. Cleaned the floor and the fleas hated me, showed their hate by biting me. Ungrateful fleas. Anyway, painted the walls and ceiling. It had a space heater in the nice tiled fireplace that was there. Hung a HUGE picture over it. Lovely Austrian white curtains for the 4 windows. Soft lights. Little hot plate. Just a few throw carpets for the floor. HOME! Cleaning & painting means you care. The landlord was impressed. (in your video, I loved the old pencil sharpener in the kitchen!).......This kitchen, when done, is gonna be the BOMB! BOOM! You GO Jason & Mack!
Man, they must be so relieved to get that room back. When we had our broken ass kitchen fixed, it was like a weight off my mind, and I truly loved being in there instead of just cooking and trying to ignore all the broken bits. ❤❤
Great work, as always! However, I do have one small issue. You should never cover up or block with furniture, a breaker box. It was a great idea to put a shelf there, but it should have been below the breaker box. The entire faceplate of the box can be removed by removing a few screws, you can then take it outside and use spray paint to make it match the wall or be a decorative feature. Inexpensive decals from the $ store can turn that breaker box into a piece of art, while still allowing easy emergency access. A fire extinguisher is also a great new accessory to add to any kitchen makeover.
THIS!
Totally agree.
Yeah, you don't want to be moving furniture by torchlight if the main fuse trips at night.
I love how non-judgemental you are and humorous even though it's not an ideal situation. I truly have learned skills and ideas to help clean and repair my house. Giving you all of my support. ❤
Even though I have known this for 40 plus years, it always amazes me what a few coats of paint can do to a room. GREAT JOB! It is the cheapest, quickest way to make over a space. You may think a 45.00 can of really good paint is spendy, but not compared to gutting a room! You and Filth did a great job! You are one of those rare people who can look at a room in really poor condition and see what it can be. I am happy to see Filth helping you, even though he irritates the hell out of you. Thanks for taking one for the homeowner!
❤ Filth is not filth - Filth is the opposite of filth - Filth is kindness and love -- and don't you forget it son. (DAD) ❤ Lol - your son - Midwest magic dude - is a gem - you are a lucky dad - your daughter is great too! 💓
Mack has great kids!@@maryd6745
@@maryd6745Filthpilled
Thank you, Mack, for making the world a better place ❤
Filth and the Moose thanks too.
I love your channel. Filled with real life/real people tips & tricks, funny embedded jokes, wonderful transformations (simply decluttering & cleaning or one like this), and knowing you are helping someone in need of a compassionate soul. I also like that you narrate without adding music. I'd rather hear cleaning noises and mouse chatter than music I don't like :-) Your channel is like no other. THANKS!!!!
"I Walk into a pit of despair & obliterate it with hope." What a good human being you are! ❤
I know you said there's not much cleaning in this video, but don't you worry, the kind of people who enjoy watching something change from dirty to clean, also really enjoy watching a fresh coat of paint dry, lol. Thanks for another great video you guys; you're doing amazing things for people. ❤
The positive effect this is going to have on the wellbeing and mental health of the residents will be immeasurable. You guys are angels ❤
I just love what you're doing in this house. Simple repairs are sometimes overwhelming for those with no skills who are completing them.
It's super to see real life and not overboard budgets, which is what the largest majority of us live with. Thank you.
Changing environments, changing perspectives, changing lives, one room at a time with fantastic humor and a great advice.
THANK YOU!
You two literally took away the dark cloud that was hanging over this family. Wonderful! 🤗
I also really love that you have added home repaires and small renovations. It's really heartbreaking trying to clean broken and run down interiors. It's great to see that it's not impossible to do some fixes and that there is hope and pride to be had in our homes even if it's not brand new 🥰 I'm inspired and empowered to try to tackle some problem areas around my house. Thank you! I might even try spin kicking something! 😂
A coat of paint can hide a multitude of sins. I am in the process of repainting my house one room at a time and, you're right, the uplift in mood when you enter a clean freshly painted room is palpable. Btw, your drywall patch is quite good. Another great video!
In the future if you need artwork in a large format, consider fabric stretched over a frame or even thin plywood.
The whole thing is making do and making better. This mentality of ripping out and replacing with new all the time is not only vain but so wasteful. I can’t stand that sort of outlook or attitude. The transformation is incredible into a lovely, clean and liveable space. And how much better is a brand new kitchen over that anyway? It may look fancier but you’ll be in huge debt and for what? Watching that ceiling disappear under the white was incredibly satisfying! Amazing job again
My brother and sister in law bought a house that was in one of those hgtv kind of shows and they did such a poor job with the kitchen, but luckily my dad is a contractor and made it look so nice.
I think it’s great you guys are helping real people with realistic solutions to make their homes look nicer!
They often do really shoddy jobs. Looks good for 5 minutes and then falls apart. I would not let anyone like that near my home.
@@suewilkinson910 OMG yes! I live in AZ, which is basically a boom state and there has been an explosion in the number of houses being built (none of it affordable for average people, of course...). The new construction houses are absolute garbage. There was a local news segment a while back about how one of these homebuilder companies was cutting corners during the construction of a housing community, and the residents were subsequently saddled with leaky roofs, plumbing and electrical problems.
I'm lucky to have a husband who has a lot of experience working in construction, electrical work, and maintenance. If we were ever to acquire a nice big patch of land with water and electricity, we would build a house ourselves and it would be 10x better than any of the new construction that is thrown together now.
@@tamaratamtammorris8151 Of course it would be 10 times better because you would be building with care and love and attention to detail. It's sill possible. In 2022 we had a local builder (lives in the same village) renovate and extend a small stone barn in our garden into a 1 bed beautiful home for my elderly mum. He did a wonderful job. The architect was pretty hopeless so we ignored him and built it in consultation with each other. He came up with so many innovative and wonderful ideas and his attention to detail was great. I loved every minute of the build and after a year of mum living in it the architect came round to check for snags. The issues the new builds are full of. He found 3 things. A cupboard door with a magnetic catch needed a second catch adding because it wasn't holding very well. A small 4" crack in the plaster along the edge of a window frame buried under the curtains and a sticky door latch. The magnets were added in moments. I didn't want the crack messing with because it can't be seen and if it were filled it probably would be seen and I'd have to find paint and paint it and it might stand out. And the sticky latch is a small error by the carpenter who made a mounting block a few millimetres short so the catch was rubbing on it's own stay. To fix that would ruin the catch and as it's not actually a problem, we left it.
In a new build these days the snags can run to thousands of pounds and as you said, are very major.
…The wait was def worth it. Filthy confession: I ALWAYS skip to the end first, to see before/after pics, then watch the entire vid till the end, and rewatch before/after again to fully appreciate all your hard work! “TEAM FILTH”✊
So much better! Peel & stick flooring might be a viable option that’s very DIY friendly, depending on the stability of the existing flooring. Great job!
Yeah as long as the subfloor is level it works. It's not great if the subfloor is uneven, the people who owned our house before used that stuff and it has not stood up to traffic, the subfloor underneath is uneven so we will need to replace it. They also used it on the counter haha but that was replaced as soon as we moved in.
Those tiles look like they might be asbestos too. I had th4m in a room in our “handyman special” house. I just wore a mask and gloves and a heat gun to lift them all up.
"Just obliterate it with hope" actually made me cry. The world needs more people like you. Thank you for giving me hope in humanity today, I really needed it. I think maybe I can try to remember every day to try to "Just obliterate it with hope" I'm crying laughing as I type this. Thank you for being you.
I love the direction you're taking incorporating repairs, renovation etc. Great job and I'm certain the home owners are super grateful for the opportunity you've given them
When I first hired a realtor to sell my last home, the decorator picked a greige for us to paint. I like to paint, so I dove in. It was not my aesthetic, but I was ok with that. But it did not have any warmth, and did not look good at all with the wood, stone, or tile. The more paint I got on the walls, the more depressed I became. Ultimately I stopped, delayed the sale by 5 years, hired a new realtor, and the designer picked a super boring but warmer neutral for every wall in 4000 sf. Again, not my aesthetic but also not depressing. How color FEELS matters. ❤❤❤
We live in the northern prairie of the US. I realized after one too many blizzards that cool-toned colors just make a house feel COLDER. Ice lived in the south for too long, where I favored dusty blue and a cool gray-ish green. Now I want warmer greens. :)
Thanks for saving us from the ‘roller coaster of emotions’ by doing things your way 🙂
I thought the first coat of primer was amazing but the second coat? Astounding. Thanks so much for helping them. I know this helped their mental health
Elbow greased and spin kicked my own kitchen into shape, thanks for the inspiration.
What a difference. I'm sure that homeowner was thrilled with a fresh face-lift of her kitchen
"Walk into a pit of despair and obliterate it with hope!" Now that's a T-Shirt.
wonderful just wonderful. Cheers from the pacific northwest. Canada side.
It lifted my spirits to see that soot-stained ceiling return to white, so the effect the transformation made on the owner must have been tremendous. Thank you for helping her.
Mack, I'm impressed with your consideration for people who are struggling! I know how frustrated one can get when their home isn't really livable.
I look at the mess and obliterate it with hope. What a statement!!! This makeover is beyond belief!!!
you're the best example of chronically online dad jokes (mean it as a compliment) i love your humor and i love what you do for others, makes me happy to know we can all make the world a little better
You guys did an amazing job on this place. I really appreciate your psychological saavy and advice given in these videos. Someone younger with less experience would not quite understand the place many of these people end up mentally. As someone who went through years of thinking if I didn't get things done in one sweep, I wasn't doing it well enough. I went through years of severe depression because of it. Like someone in the comments here has already said, "Kuddos to the woman in this video who was able to clean despite the aftermath of the previous hoard and fire." Keep inspiring. :)
Looks great! You might want to attach bookshelf to wall. Given her child pulled off clock hands- climbing up bookcase sounds likely.
Moose voice on point.
The before and after on this is stunning! I can't imagine how happy the homeowner must be. What a relief to have a nice living space. ❤
It’s super refreshing to see your families passion to get in there and get the work done. I imagine it’s amazing for these individuals you help to know that you guys are in no rush and are simply there to make things happen. I commend you guys!
I love the color scheme around that clock. What an amazing transformation! You have such a kind and generous heart.
When I was at Walmart the other day, they had a door mat that matched the clock.
I’m a Navy Veteran and we had side cleaners. Side cleaners are ship’s crew members that went over the side of the ship and painted. This made the ship look “clean”. So painting on a cleaning channel fits ❤ you all did an awesome job on the ceiling ❤
Es ist schön zu sehen, zu welch tollem Team Jason und Du geworden sind.
Jason hat die Malerarbeiten super gemacht. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍀
I re watched this episode and then looked at my own ceiling and realized how grateful I am to have a well painted white ceiling. What a spectacular difference that makes in brightening up the whole room. Nice job.
Absolute sadness that we're missing out on Jimbob's Butt Cream. :(
Also same mood with Post 10, his channel helped me out when I was in the worst of my creative burnout two years ago, he's a top guy... you two have a lot in common ;)
I so love these videos -- you are the fairy godmother of normal people's houses. I wish I could click like a thousand times just for the HGTV shade.
Love your sense of humor. May the Lord bless you as you continue to help others
If I wouldn’t have seen this transformation myself it would have been hard to believe it!! I have never seen such a wonderful job in my life, and I’m 65 soon to be 66! You and Jason are so talented whether you want to admit it or not, you are! Thank you once again for letting us see this transformation! Have a great week! ❤️
They are very skillful and talented. BEST VIDEO!
the silence after the talking moose was all there was to be said at that moment. :)
When I am consumer debt free I definitely want to contribute to this.
This looks amazing! I can’t imagine how sore your backs must have felt afterwards 😣 !! But I’m sure the homeowner was thrilled!!
You are a special man who makes people who are down and out feel worthy of a better start in life. I've just started watching your youtube channel for a month or so while I'm recooping after surgery. You are one in a million. This house that you are working on now with your son is amazing. Happy that you are able to help these folks.
Wow ! What a difference! I like that you added minor repairs and painting to your channel! I love seeing that whole process ! A little bit can go a long way !! Right on you and filth spin kicked that kitchen right in its face ! The kitchen is thanking you right know ! Have a great day 😀
Loved this video! Went from a dark dreary kitchen to a light bright kitchen! Paint does so much. Kitchens need to be nice and bright. Awesome job guys! - watching from Lake Wales, Florida
Great job ! You made the paneling look like bead board and Kilz is the best . God bless you and your family we need more kindness in this world ! Beautiful transformation ! Thank you ! 👏
I think your channel is probably my favourite. Just love what you do, helping people in a practical way with what they have. The kitchen looked like a different room! Can't wait to see what you do with the rest of this house.
Your a perfect example of how people can change the world, The Power Of One can make a huge difference. Its so refreshing to see good in the world, God only knows how much you truly help people ❤
New subscriber here. I have a house that is over 100 years old. This video was very helpful for me. I have enjoyed all your videos. I love your sense of humor! It makes the videos super enjoyable to watch and learn. You are awesome! Thank you for making this content!
Mack's the best!😊
Nice! I actually love the green tile, it is such a pretty color and blends well with the rest of the work you guys did.
What's blowing my 5'1-1/2" mind is that fact that you are painting the ceiling and standing on the floor at the same time!
Oh My Word. You wouldn't know that was the same room and it didn't cost $50,000. for a new kitchen. This is ever so pleasant to work in and puts a smile on my face. Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us. 👍👍👍👍👍
I love transformations! Especially on a tight budget. People can do more than they think with a little imagination! Thank you for helping these folks out! I love the cleaning videos, but I love this even more! And I like your shorter beard hairs😂
I think it's fantastic that you set aside those two hours a day for flexing. #selfcare
Seriously though, it's amazing what small repairs and paint can really do to transform a room.
You're doing great work, and it's a showing of great fortune that you are able to help so many people in so many ways.
This is just jaw dropping what some paint & cleaning can do for a place. I can see them being so happy they will put the work & money into the rest of what has to be done when they can. Its like you put joy back in the house! Love that!!
"Just walk into a pit of despair and obliterate it with hope." That made me cry.
Oh geez, I wish I’d known sooner how to fix moose dents 🤣🤣. The Louisiana moose are a mess. ❤❤❤👊🏼
That was one hell of a transformation. Well done, guys
There is so much joy in watching you magically transform this kitchen! The homeowner must have been incredibly happy. Bless you.
You guys really are magic, her kitchen looks amazing. I love the idea of using her clock as inspiration for the entire space. It pulled the entire room together beautifully.