My dude, you were/are a Godsend!!! To do all you did, and for no monetary gain, UNREAL!!! I really wish I had the chance to meet up with you but it wasn’t meant to be I guess… The house hasn’t been in that good of condition in YEARS (about ten years if I had to guess)!!! I will most definitely stay in touch and one of these days when I’m back on my feet I’d love to support you in another cleanup for someone else in need!
" for no monetary gain" he has almost 2 million subs, you really think he isn't getting more money from ads? Let me guess, you also think all those free lawncare guys aren't getting paid anything too?
@@BiggieCleanI am in PA and have had a few strokes and surgeries, i basically have a home full of garbage not smelly not food, I just can’t get it out of the house, I’ve had estimates but I can’t afford it, can you help me?
My husband and adult son are hoarders and I live separately for a variety of personal reasons -- I recently started cleaning one room at a time at their house. Exciting!
It seems to be hereditary, my ex husband was a hoarder and didn’t clean. Ever. My sons house is the same way but he will clean if I do a big tidy and clean first.
Lol of course this is typical male behaviour they know the private maid hoar in the house (you) will do it for free anyways. My god women are so pathetic bootlickers
I have a question. Why is it that you don't pick up an emply plastic bottle and throw it in the trash? Why do you leave an empty cookie wrap on the counter / floor instead of picking it up and putting it in the bin? I know I will probably not understand it but it just boggles my mind since people are completely able-bodied any yet somehow fail to do such a simple thing and I simply can't understand why/how. I am literally a complete opposite of a hoarder but my brother is showing signs of a hording disorder and I'm trying to understand what makes a horder not pick up a piece of trash within arms reach and throw it in the trash.
@@Perplexer1 someone can be completely able bodied but not able minded. Hoarding disorders are mental in nature. Some displays of hoarding behavior (especially with trash) aren't really hoarding disorders, they're other mental things, like depression or severe ADHD or something to that effect. Just because someone can physically throw something away doesn't mean they get the mental prod to do so, or if they do, the willpower to act on it.
I have a brain injury which came with very severe depression. My partner is going into kidney failure rather quickly so he's unable to help as much. Watching your videos help me not just learn the skills again, but your hoarding level video was so helpful for me to know when I need to get a handle on things and when I need help. Also the fact that at least someone cares about us who struggle like this is... Well... It's rare to find, and comforting. You are real, but not shaming, and I think that's what makes you inspire people. And for the love of God please do check in with your parents as they age. I was just in the ER for medical observation, as they had no beds, and a lot of the elderly came in because they were found in a situation like this. It was so sad to watch not just the situations, but the interactions between the parent and child were heart breaking. Side note: I cleaned right after this. So thank you again.
@@BiggieClean It means a lot to very isolated people like me that someone out there genuinely cares about our well-being, and to be honest? Not someone I'd expect if that makes sense? Your actions speak volumes about your character. I really wish there were more services, or services that ARE available and that anyone has heard of them, for people who are struggling this bad. There are services for people struggling in the home in some states. In mine, I have a PCA through a program not even the specialists involved in my case knew about. I wish there were a resource guide somewhere about obtaining help at home before it gets this bad. Where did you get the idea to do stage 3-4 hoarding for free? Was it a need that you saw needed to be filled, or is there something in your life that inspired you? I'm just curious.
Please take care when dealing with rat excreta. Rat urine can give you Leptospirosis which can be fatal. Tip for smells from an ex RGN, put some Vick vapour rub under your nose inside your mask. If you cannot get that, mix an essential oil with petroleum jelly and use that instead. Oils such as tea tree, lemon, camphor (from laurel), orange, rose etc. Hope this helps.
I'm working on cleaning my whole depression room rn. you make me so excited to clean! it's not as bad as this, but it is really messy and im getting rid of a lot of old clothes and fixing things update/edit: thank you all so much for the love, support, and suggestions that you've left in the comments! UPDATE: I FINISHED IT GUYS MY ROOM IS CLEEEEAANNNN
@Bigbuns I'm currently recovering from my depression and anxiety. your comment was likely not aimed to make me insecure but you might not realize that it can severely harm other people's mental health to make comments like this. please try to be conscious about your presence online.
Watching this sure brings back memories. I lived with probably a level 3 hoarder for a few months. There was quite a bit more clutter then this house. She had a spare bedroom which was stacked up to the ceiling with junk and the whole house you had to take pathways through about knee high of random stuff enveloping every room. The interesting thing was they still cleaned up food and such in the living areas and kept the kitchen and 1 bathroom in reasonable shape. So its was all consumer goods, papers, and an unbelievable amount of mail laying around. If we ever tried to start cleanup up she would freak out about every little thing, "no we can save that" "oh no I might need that dont toss it." It was just too much of a headache to try and help. We would sometimes get away with tossing stuff when she wasnt home, but it was too risky because she would notice its a bit cleaner and then freak out over what might have been thrown away.
I had a really similar experience in the first share home I lived in. The owner was an older man and just didn't want to part with anything, no matter how useless it seemed. One of our housemates needed a piece of scrap wood to repair a support under his bed, he took a bit of wood from the garage and the owner actually noticed it was missing a week later. Amongst all the crap he knew every piece of scrap wood lol it was mental. There were piles on piles of junk just lining the rooms, like plastic bags in plastic bags, newspaper, mail, jars, just so much clutter. I couldn't wait to move out!
Honestly Scrub Daddy is amazing. Not only for sponsoring the cleaning and help of hoarder homes, but their RUclips is absolutely hilarious. Amazing 🖤🖤🖤
That house (Especially the living room) is so gorgeous, and in the before shots I was really upset to see it not reaching its full potential. I have faith that after your help, the owner's going to make it look real nice!
WOW! I think that this video is one of the BEST ones yet! My favorite part was that kitchen sink! I love & use Scrub Daddy products all the time. I help people in my building clean their apartments & use the Scrub Daddy sponges & paste, from night to day!! Keep up the great work. You're an inspiration!
I will be honest and say that you deserve way more many views than what you have right now. I just know this channel will blow up and you’ll be able to help so many people. Keep up the good work, it’s nice to see people actually helping others in need
I know hoarding is a mental health problem more than it is a stress problem; but whatever the primary cause of it is; we need more Godsend people like you guys. This house is disgusting and you guys cleaned it for nothing. You are amazing. I hope more involvement comes forth to help people in these hoarding issues so they can get the help they need.
It’s interesting how little they have, but so much at the same time, like nothing really on the walls or trinkets or a lot of furniture. It’s pretty minimal keep stuff
I would zep wall cleaner on wall I like the funk away as well. I like past on counter tops I usally use my deep cleaning brushes like robi scub brushes
I just want to say thank you for starting his home in the right direction. Y'all did a lot of hard work and began the process... I appreciate all of you. I'm kinda disappointed though cause I've watched a lot of your videos and it seemed like this one was too overwhelming because you did way more for other people... And considering the fact that not everything was even wiped down in any of the rooms makes me believe that it was a way bigger job than you thought. But thank you for starting the hardest part.
This house looks very similar to my mom apartment, she is a hoarder and also sick with dementia. Me and my sister we had to move her elsewhere first because she never agreed to clean that filth. And then we took almost 12 hours to clean the entire apartment. My mom was so furious when we told her we cleaned her apartment. I am so worried for her health but that was biohazard risk, for more than 5 years that apartment was never cleaned and the stench was insane :(
I clean computers sometimes as an IT technician, and the methods a d concerns can be very similar to the ones used while cleaning a house turns out. Especially in the event of necessary data recovery.
Obviously people shower after such work. The clothes are washed, or even thrown away in some cases (someone mentioned it on this or a similar channel).
The transformation is insane man and so quickly done , would be dope to see or maybe hear the owners reaction if they dont wannabe on video even? Either way great video god bless you🙏
So y’all don’t sanitize the floor? Like, you don’t use chemicals or anything to actually neutralize that urine and feces still on the surface of the floor? Vacuuming won’t get that out or at least sanitize what’s touchable. Surprised you guys don’t have a steamer
Other than the various areas of poop, it seemed like a fairly clean house, all things considered. This poor old man, having to live with rats and using the utilities in that state; I wonder if the situation was like my grandpa (who wasn't a hoarder, but I digress). My grandpa lived far away from all of his children after his youngest child decided to move away when my grandpa was 80. With no kids in the house or easily able to visit, and suffering from cancer, he had trouble cleaning or getting food, and had a bad habit of buying things he didn't need. I hope this man is doing well now.
Concerned for the animals. Hope they are also doing better also. Ugh! Rats!! Y’all all would have heard me scream, lol. Snakes, bears, lions-I’m cool. Rats and mice, I’m running noisily away😂. *shudder. Great job and kudos to all of you and the companies for donating equipment! ❤
this is my grandpas the dog is doing okay but happily there aren’t any bugs or roaches all of them come from the garage but we went there today and it looked not as clean as before but decent
I know this is old but I've been watching through your backlogs--was that a corpse stain in the kitchen there? It looked to me like one of the stains a decomposing body leaves behind, vaguely body shaped--though I suppose you've seen more of those than I have.
I need someone like you. I just have too much crap that I wanna get rid of in a yard sale. I just have so much I don’t know where to start. I’m not expecting it free. I don’t have any dead animals or rotting food or bugs.
i found a face mask with a safe to consume/safe to ware essential oil dripped on to it is a godsend i recomend peppermint oil its strong smelling, safe, and a few drops on a cloth face mask last hours upon hours
Not knowing the exact dimensions of the home, I did some googling. It seems like it generally ranges from about 1k-4k, but can go all the way up to 25k for large homes, including the cost of replacing carpet and furnishings, getting pest control, and tearing out any fixtures that need to be replaced. I'd guess this guy would probably have recharged about 2-2.5k for this house, as he didn't organise carpet replacement and it doesn't seem like he organised toilet replacement. But he's also a RUclipsr and seems fairly popular, which my personal bias says would increase the price a bit. Maybe 1.5-2k from a local independent
The poo poo caca room is not great I know. I honestly would be a little grossed out by it too. But, I think that I could handle it. Poop, pee, and vomit does not really bother me.
Man, if I had a house, I would take much better care of it. I've always been slightly messy, and I find it embarrassing, but I've never been like this. It's more just that I don't hoover as often as I should, I don't organise things on shelves as well as I could, I buy more stuff than i can comfortably fit into my room and so I have to play Tetris to fit it all in there, that sort of stuff. I do use almost all the stuff, though. Of course, you end up with some redundancy, but that's normal. I've got an entire gym crammed into my room, along with all other things, like my bed, desk, computer (a few other computers), books, what have you... I guess I'm not a hoarder, but I really still feel somewhat bad about it. I guess it's mainly the dust and filth. It might have been a month or a bit longer since I last did it.
Why not charge people? If you were ink uk I would pay big bucks to clean my parents home breaks my heart can’t convince them it’s a problem Any advice?
Also A LOT of people who get to this point don't have the money to afford these huge cleaning. They can cost $1000 + and folks don't have that kind of money
Feces Explosion might be the best/worst band name ever. It would certainly limit the shows you could book, but, on the other hand, no one would ever forget it.
Im not an expert so I might be wrong but it’s a mental illness. The people get extremely attached to the things they own so they can’t /struggle to throw anything away (or it could just be a certain type of thing they can’t throw away) and they might have a habit of obsessively buying / collecting things. When people own too much they don’t have anywhere in the house to store it so they might start piling it in places / putting it on the floor. After a while if it gets worse they will have way too much stuff, It becomes harder to do basic tasks like tidying/ cooking / keeping yourself and your home hygienic. It then becomes embarrassing to have people come round your house or workmen may refuse to do work in that kind of environment so you might end up with a broken toilet that isn’t fixed for months(or any other appliances but I imagine the toilet would be the worse thing not to have working) so your situation just gets worse and worse.
@@emilyhughes4297 Or they are lazy as fuck I mean literal trash I bet these are the same people who won't sit in a Restaurant where the table wasn't cleabed enough
My dude, you were/are a Godsend!!! To do all you did, and for no monetary gain, UNREAL!!! I really wish I had the chance to meet up with you but it wasn’t meant to be I guess… The house hasn’t been in that good of condition in YEARS (about ten years if I had to guess)!!! I will most definitely stay in touch and one of these days when I’m back on my feet I’d love to support you in another cleanup for someone else in need!
Happy we could help 🫡
" for no monetary gain"
he has almost 2 million subs, you really think he isn't getting more money from ads? Let me guess, you also think all those free lawncare guys aren't getting paid anything too?
@Lifeisastory95 "for no monetary gain" "If I have money again I will support you next time"
@@failtolawl This is no different than charity or crowdfunding. What’s important is that the people in need are getting it done for free.
@@BiggieCleanI am in PA and have had a few strokes and surgeries, i basically have a home full of garbage not smelly not food, I just can’t get it out of the house, I’ve had estimates but I can’t afford it, can you help me?
My husband and adult son are hoarders and I live separately for a variety of personal reasons -- I recently started cleaning one room at a time at their house. Exciting!
It seems to be hereditary, my ex husband was a hoarder and didn’t clean. Ever. My sons house is the same way but he will clean if I do a big tidy and clean first.
Lol of course this is typical male behaviour they know the private maid hoar in the house (you) will do it for free anyways.
My god women are so pathetic bootlickers
@@andersdottir1111lol no, both my parents are hoarders but of different stuff. I actively throw everything out.
I have a question. Why is it that you don't pick up an emply plastic bottle and throw it in the trash? Why do you leave an empty cookie wrap on the counter / floor instead of picking it up and putting it in the bin? I know I will probably not understand it but it just boggles my mind since people are completely able-bodied any yet somehow fail to do such a simple thing and I simply can't understand why/how. I am literally a complete opposite of a hoarder but my brother is showing signs of a hording disorder and I'm trying to understand what makes a horder not pick up a piece of trash within arms reach and throw it in the trash.
@@Perplexer1 someone can be completely able bodied but not able minded. Hoarding disorders are mental in nature. Some displays of hoarding behavior (especially with trash) aren't really hoarding disorders, they're other mental things, like depression or severe ADHD or something to that effect. Just because someone can physically throw something away doesn't mean they get the mental prod to do so, or if they do, the willpower to act on it.
I have a brain injury which came with very severe depression. My partner is going into kidney failure rather quickly so he's unable to help as much. Watching your videos help me not just learn the skills again, but your hoarding level video was so helpful for me to know when I need to get a handle on things and when I need help.
Also the fact that at least someone cares about us who struggle like this is... Well... It's rare to find, and comforting. You are real, but not shaming, and I think that's what makes you inspire people.
And for the love of God please do check in with your parents as they age. I was just in the ER for medical observation, as they had no beds, and a lot of the elderly came in because they were found in a situation like this. It was so sad to watch not just the situations, but the interactions between the parent and child were heart breaking.
Side note: I cleaned right after this. So thank you again.
Well done. Glad this platform helps inspire to clean. That’s really encouraging for me to hear :)
@@BiggieClean It means a lot to very isolated people like me that someone out there genuinely cares about our well-being, and to be honest? Not someone I'd expect if that makes sense? Your actions speak volumes about your character. I really wish there were more services, or services that ARE available and that anyone has heard of them, for people who are struggling this bad.
There are services for people struggling in the home in some states. In mine, I have a PCA through a program not even the specialists involved in my case knew about. I wish there were a resource guide somewhere about obtaining help at home before it gets this bad.
Where did you get the idea to do stage 3-4 hoarding for free? Was it a need that you saw needed to be filled, or is there something in your life that inspired you?
I'm just curious.
Please take care when dealing with rat excreta. Rat urine can give you Leptospirosis which can be fatal.
Tip for smells from an ex RGN, put some Vick vapour rub under your nose inside your mask. If you cannot get that, mix an essential oil with petroleum jelly and use that instead. Oils such as tea tree, lemon, camphor (from laurel), orange, rose etc. Hope this helps.
i've heard peppermint oil is good for that stuff
Thanks!
I’m broke but you deserve all the thanks in the world for what you do
Your so kind!
I'm working on cleaning my whole depression room rn. you make me so excited to clean! it's not as bad as this, but it is really messy and im getting rid of a lot of old clothes and fixing things
update/edit: thank you all so much for the love, support, and suggestions that you've left in the comments!
UPDATE: I FINISHED IT GUYS MY ROOM IS CLEEEEAANNNN
Good job! Self care is number one. Then you can start helping others! The exercise and the accomplishment really helps!❤❤
@@justkiddin84 thank you!
@Bigbuns I'm currently recovering from my depression and anxiety. your comment was likely not aimed to make me insecure but you might not realize that it can severely harm other people's mental health to make comments like this. please try to be conscious about your presence online.
@@mothman1307 wow you proved everything i thought about you right in one comment.
@Bigbuns dude what the f u c k
Watching this sure brings back memories. I lived with probably a level 3 hoarder for a few months. There was quite a bit more clutter then this house. She had a spare bedroom which was stacked up to the ceiling with junk and the whole house you had to take pathways through about knee high of random stuff enveloping every room. The interesting thing was they still cleaned up food and such in the living areas and kept the kitchen and 1 bathroom in reasonable shape. So its was all consumer goods, papers, and an unbelievable amount of mail laying around. If we ever tried to start cleanup up she would freak out about every little thing, "no we can save that" "oh no I might need that dont toss it." It was just too much of a headache to try and help. We would sometimes get away with tossing stuff when she wasnt home, but it was too risky because she would notice its a bit cleaner and then freak out over what might have been thrown away.
I had a really similar experience in the first share home I lived in. The owner was an older man and just didn't want to part with anything, no matter how useless it seemed. One of our housemates needed a piece of scrap wood to repair a support under his bed, he took a bit of wood from the garage and the owner actually noticed it was missing a week later. Amongst all the crap he knew every piece of scrap wood lol it was mental. There were piles on piles of junk just lining the rooms, like plastic bags in plastic bags, newspaper, mail, jars, just so much clutter. I couldn't wait to move out!
@@bronsiee Man, it actually went to use and that upset him? You didn't say it did, but it seemed that way.
Honestly Scrub Daddy is amazing. Not only for sponsoring the cleaning and help of hoarder homes, but their RUclips is absolutely hilarious. Amazing 🖤🖤🖤
Its amazing. Absolutely melts through limescale and grit without scratching.
An awesome job helping them with this Jacob! It's always inspiring to see the work you do! 💚
Thanks so much!
That house (Especially the living room) is so gorgeous, and in the before shots I was really upset to see it not reaching its full potential. I have faith that after your help, the owner's going to make it look real nice!
WOW! I think that this video is one of the BEST ones yet!
My favorite part was that kitchen sink! I love & use Scrub Daddy products all the time. I help people in my building clean their apartments & use the Scrub Daddy sponges & paste, from night to day!!
Keep up the great work. You're an inspiration!
Yay! Thank you!
0:14 my dad works at a factory that make and produces those chicken salad containers. He typically brings them home for free, there pretty good too.
Yum!
You are incredible dude. Thank you so much and bless your soul ❤
I imagine this type of work is very satisfying for those that can stomach the smells. It’s awesome that you are able to do this for people.
I gotta agree. Spin mops are god tier. My mom couldn't figure out how to use it. So I got one for free. WAY beats hand wringing.
I will be honest and say that you deserve way more many views than what you have right now. I just know this channel will blow up and you’ll be able to help so many people. Keep up the good work, it’s nice to see people actually helping others in need
My elderly mom needs your help so much 😭 Not even for free either, I'd pay just about anything at this point.
I know hoarding is a mental health problem more than it is a stress problem; but whatever the primary cause of it is; we need more Godsend people like you guys.
This house is disgusting and you guys cleaned it for nothing. You are amazing.
I hope more involvement comes forth to help people in these hoarding issues so they can get the help they need.
You are a blessing to these folks. Literally out there changing lives. You and your team are legendary. ❤️
Watching you clean is weirdly soothing. Also this makes me feel less bad about my living conditions
I have to intentionally watch your videos at 144p because otherwise I might vomit. Props to you for this. I could never do this haha.
Amazing project
Thank you. Lots of hard work on this one
What always confuses/surprises me in these videos is how one person can live in such a big house ❤
It was likely a family home but all the kids moved out and spouse died/left
Poor dog. I really hope the dog got rehomed to an owner who can actually care for it
Have You guys ever used Deer dressing Gloves? They reach up to your shoulders! Best gloves ever! 🤠👍
Amazing and very satisfying. I am always awed by how much my state of mind changes after a good cleaning.
Stainless steel sinks are the best - they shine up so nicely
It’s interesting how little they have, but so much at the same time, like nothing really on the walls or trinkets or a lot of furniture. It’s pretty minimal keep stuff
I would zep wall cleaner on wall I like the funk away as well. I like past on counter tops I usally use my deep cleaning brushes like robi scub brushes
uuuu biggie clean upload
I just want to say thank you for starting his home in the right direction. Y'all did a lot of hard work and began the process... I appreciate all of you. I'm kinda disappointed though cause I've watched a lot of your videos and it seemed like this one was too overwhelming because you did way more for other people... And considering the fact that not everything was even wiped down in any of the rooms makes me believe that it was a way bigger job than you thought. But thank you for starting the hardest part.
This house looks very similar to my mom apartment, she is a hoarder and also sick with dementia. Me and my sister we had to move her elsewhere first because she never agreed to clean that filth. And then we took almost 12 hours to clean the entire apartment.
My mom was so furious when we told her we cleaned her apartment. I am so worried for her health but that was biohazard risk, for more than 5 years that apartment was never cleaned and the stench was insane :(
I feel the need to hug you out of deep love and respect, also your thumbnail is suggesting that 😅😂🤗
😅 virtual hugs all the way 🫂
I like that you are not judgemental
You guys are amazing
They did a great job! 👏👍❤️
I clean computers sometimes as an IT technician, and the methods a d concerns can be very similar to the ones used while cleaning a house turns out. Especially in the event of necessary data recovery.
sinks like that can be cleaned much easier with oven cleaner!! no scrubbing
I have a question what do you do when you get home do you shower because I would and put your cloths in the washing machine
Obviously people shower after such work. The clothes are washed, or even thrown away in some cases (someone mentioned it on this or a similar channel).
Your just the sweetest!
This is a great thing to do. Keep up the good work!
Straight to the point. Love it.
The transformation is insane man and so quickly done , would be dope to see or maybe hear the owners reaction if they dont wannabe on video even? Either way great video god bless you🙏
So y’all don’t sanitize the floor? Like, you don’t use chemicals or anything to actually neutralize that urine and feces still on the surface of the floor? Vacuuming won’t get that out or at least sanitize what’s touchable. Surprised you guys don’t have a steamer
Dude why don't you open any windows?
That is such a gorgeous home . I'm glad you were able to help them! Is there any resources you hook them up with after?
Other than the various areas of poop, it seemed like a fairly clean house, all things considered. This poor old man, having to live with rats and using the utilities in that state; I wonder if the situation was like my grandpa (who wasn't a hoarder, but I digress). My grandpa lived far away from all of his children after his youngest child decided to move away when my grandpa was 80. With no kids in the house or easily able to visit, and suffering from cancer, he had trouble cleaning or getting food, and had a bad habit of buying things he didn't need. I hope this man is doing well now.
This deserves more recognition
i found this channel yesterday, i’m subscribing
Gotta hand it to your helpers, they were fearless. Have you tried Odoban?
WHY IS THERE A ROOM FILLED WITH POO
open the windows
nice wood trim in that house
For the free cleaning I would love to see a collab between you and Aurikatariina
Concerned for the animals. Hope they are also doing better also. Ugh! Rats!! Y’all all would have heard me scream, lol. Snakes, bears, lions-I’m cool. Rats and mice, I’m running noisily away😂. *shudder. Great job and kudos to all of you and the companies for donating equipment! ❤
this is my grandpas the dog is doing okay but happily there aren’t any bugs or roaches all of them come from the garage but we went there today and it looked not as clean as before but decent
I could sense smell from that video, just wow
I know this is old but I've been watching through your backlogs--was that a corpse stain in the kitchen there? It looked to me like one of the stains a decomposing body leaves behind, vaguely body shaped--though I suppose you've seen more of those than I have.
Do you use Coke to clean up crime scenes?
This is amazing!!
This person must have one hell of an immune system
Awesome job! How do you know you're not throwing out important papers?
What do you do with the living pests that you find? Such as the rat from this place.
I need someone like you. I just have too much crap that I wanna get rid of in a yard sale. I just have so much I don’t know where to start. I’m not expecting it free. I don’t have any dead animals or rotting food or bugs.
I want to do this job as my career, is their any qualifications you need? do u need any college degrees?
i found a face mask with a safe to consume/safe to ware essential oil dripped on to it is a godsend i recomend peppermint oil its strong smelling, safe, and a few drops on a cloth face mask last hours upon hours
If it wasn't for free, how much would it had been
$100,000
@LaSombraa. 2k
2k
Not knowing the exact dimensions of the home, I did some googling. It seems like it generally ranges from about 1k-4k, but can go all the way up to 25k for large homes, including the cost of replacing carpet and furnishings, getting pest control, and tearing out any fixtures that need to be replaced. I'd guess this guy would probably have recharged about 2-2.5k for this house, as he didn't organise carpet replacement and it doesn't seem like he organised toilet replacement. But he's also a RUclipsr and seems fairly popular, which my personal bias says would increase the price a bit. Maybe 1.5-2k from a local independent
@@notaplic8158 honestly pretty spot on. Most hover around 2-3k a day
Does normal respirators help with smell at your job or only gas masks ?
Dam… you’re pretty awesome brother!!
dumb side note but i hate those spin mops, i would rather have an old fashion big mop with the classic yellow bucket
Your PPE looks really inadequate for this job. Weren't you afraid of hantavirus and such? I'd have expected PAPRs and maybe Tyvek suits.
What do these acronyms meeeaaannnn
Reminds me of that game, Viscera Cleanup Detail.
Only IRL tho.
what do you use to clean?
The poo poo caca room is not great I know. I honestly would be a little grossed out by it too. But, I think that I could handle it. Poop, pee, and vomit does not really bother me.
In case you're still wondering, the poop room is probably meant to be the dining room.
My husband and I just put our first bid and on a hoarder house don't know how he's going to handle it LOL
Ok i know it is not as important as cleaning the rooms, but do all the trash get recycled afterwards?
Yeah, almost all dumps/tips what ever the way you pronounce it takes the rubbish and it all gets sorted
Unlikely.
Amazing cleaning job but I’m surprised you don’t open all the windows and doors to let some fresh air in.
I’m eating rn I’m not that hungry anymore
Bro you knew what you were clicking on wtf
@@LaSombraa oh really
How can I get a job doing this?
How do i get started helping in my community?
guys don't comment about your depression unless you can handle trolls and or actually malicious people
Man, if I had a house, I would take much better care of it. I've always been slightly messy, and I find it embarrassing, but I've never been like this. It's more just that I don't hoover as often as I should, I don't organise things on shelves as well as I could, I buy more stuff than i can comfortably fit into my room and so I have to play Tetris to fit it all in there, that sort of stuff. I do use almost all the stuff, though. Of course, you end up with some redundancy, but that's normal. I've got an entire gym crammed into my room, along with all other things, like my bed, desk, computer (a few other computers), books, what have you... I guess I'm not a hoarder, but I really still feel somewhat bad about it. I guess it's mainly the dust and filth. It might have been a month or a bit longer since I last did it.
Did... did the owner pass away?
Why not charge people? If you were ink uk I would pay big bucks to clean my parents home breaks my heart can’t convince them it’s a problem
Any advice?
Because in a way RUclips is his business. By not charging he gets more videos, thus getting more in ad revenue.
Also A LOT of people who get to this point don't have the money to afford these huge cleaning. They can cost $1000 + and folks don't have that kind of money
Dude I need you in Birchwood Tn! I left home for a year and my home was trashed! It's so overwhelming I don't even know where to start!
How much is it
that is such a cool house :O
sad it was in that condition
Well I give it a month until it’s back to the way it was…how do I know? My mom is a hoarder and has been my entire life.
How does one get involved in volunteering to help such an effort? This looks kinda fun.
Not fun or safe
Feces Explosion might be the best/worst band name ever. It would certainly limit the shows you could book, but, on the other hand, no one would ever forget it.
The are this person had at disposal saved them from complete chaos. :P
If I had a house like this big, I'd clean it everyday all day.... Always dreamed of a big house
How much do these cleanings cost?
You are very kind to help!
I don’t understand why people hoard. Can someone please explain it to me?
Im not an expert so I might be wrong but it’s a mental illness. The people get extremely attached to the things they own so they can’t /struggle to throw anything away (or it could just be a certain type of thing they can’t throw away) and they might have a habit of obsessively buying / collecting things. When people own too much they don’t have anywhere in the house to store it so they might start piling it in places / putting it on the floor. After a while if it gets worse they will have way too much stuff, It becomes harder to do basic tasks like tidying/ cooking / keeping yourself and your home hygienic. It then becomes embarrassing to have people come round your house or workmen may refuse to do work in that kind of environment so you might end up with a broken toilet that isn’t fixed for months(or any other appliances but I imagine the toilet would be the worse thing not to have working) so your situation just gets worse and worse.
@@emilyhughes4297 Oh alright. Thank you for helping me understand what it is.
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Or they are lazy as fuck
I mean literal trash
I bet these are the same people who won't sit in a Restaurant where the table wasn't cleabed enough
Do you separate the recycling from garbage?♻️
Free?
Are you guys scared to open the windows to let the fresh air in?
That’s just basic cleanup and throwing everything
Not deep cleaning at all
…Delaware?
I LIVE THERE
Not there in the city