Pt.1. I bought a HOARD! Buying everything in a hoarded home & cleaning it up! What will we find!?

After visiting a hoarded house, I make the decision to buy EVERYTHING inside and clean up the whole house! Follow this series start to finish as I look for treasures while cleaning an entire hoarded property!
a BIG job with hopefully big rewards!

Patrick’s channel here:

[ofermashiach]

The Potter's House series was what first brought me to this channel, and here we go again! These are the most interesting projects.

[domwatts]

Used pet beds, towels, blankets and any pet items can be donated to your local rescues! Although plastic bowls are not recommended to be used. Rescue groups always need these items!

[catsmith]

Alex, You should buy a HEPA Air Purifier and run it in the room you are working in. We can see the dust floating in the air. We've found there's less down time recovering from sinus, lung problems since we've started using them. We love your videos.

Added. The units are really portable. We have 3 Winix units. They process the air efficiently and the air that flows out is cool in temperature.

[LauraOttawa]

Whenever I watch these videos, it gives me motivation to keep de-cluttering my stuff, so that when I'm gone (in the far future), no one will have to clean up after me 📦

[sallyward]

Watching on tv....in 1966, my husband's partner sold his Cord Phaeton. For huge bucks to the big collector in AZ. All the metal pieces on the exterior had been gold plated in Japan. It was black, convertible and gorgeous. The ultimate in elaborate luxury.

[borderprepper]

These hoarder house projects really built your channel into what you are today. Look forward to this one.

[shinyshinythings]

Oh goodness. I love seeing these types of clean-out videos! The Potter’s House was my introduction to your channel. At the same time it’s sad to see evidence of someone just not being able to cope. But I know you will do your best to make the most of all that this person cared for and kept. Good luck Alex and family!

[annmarie]

It’s a very clean hoarder house compared to the others you had. That’s a blessing.

[DebraJean]

At about 1 hour in my claustrophobia is kicking in watching the guys get themselves boxed in like that.

[dianahansen]

I worked for an auction company many years ago, and found out that you really had to go through everything. At times we found money in cards, envelopes and each and every purse/wallet pocket by pocket should be looked at.
a gopro cam would be nice so you could be hands free when you go through stuff.

[LouLou]

I had to laugh when Alexander opened the board game box 27:00. It had the Trump game and Stop Thief game in the same box :) :)

[icerazar]

I can't imagine the scope of clearing out this house. I'm getting overwhelmed just watching you go through all this stuff. I'm 53, and I'm sitting here yelling "I remember those" or " my parents or grandparents had one like that".
So many cool treasures to see and be found. I'll enjoy watching you go through it all.

[hl]

It’s weird how giddy I am to watch this new Hoarder Home series. You are so funny and I love watching you, your family and friends sorting through the treasures and junk.

[Stevie]

This is the cleanest, most organized hoarder house I've ever seen and there are a lot of really good things in there. The furniture was in great condition!

[LisaClementRoy]

Those beautiful crocheted blankets should be donated to shelters for the homeless if the can’t be sold for good money, people just understand the amount of time and love one puts into making them… Imlove sitting back, watching Youtube videos like yours Alex while crocheting 😊

[nyshockartist]

I know that dealing with these hoarder houses is a tremendous amount of work, but I will say, if this was all you did, I would be here for every episode. Love Them, and thank you so much for it!!

[carolgreathouse]

So glad to see another hoarder series!! This time you don't have to worry about your store which will be so much less stressful for you.

[TopAnchorQuiltingTools]

Perhaps you might consider piling usable (but not resaleable or donatable items like the cat bed) at the curb with a "FREE" sign. You would be surprised at what people are glad to get for free. This would also save on dumpster fees.

[m.p.]

Bless you for taking into consideration minimizing stuff that goes to a landfill, it's one of the many things that I appreciate about your work ethics. Cheers!

[annmarie]

You’re SO CLOSE to 500, 000 followers. I can’t wait to see it click over.