'Clear the Horde or Be Evicted' | Hoarders

1 in 20 people have a problem with hoarding - this extreme compulsion to stockpile items or not throw things away can have a severe impact on your wellbeing.

Our dedicated team are here to dig people out from being trapped in their own homes.

In Great Yarmouth, Esther has hit rock bottom. Her hoard is so bad her landlord has issued an ultimatum – clear up or clear out. Every room of her 2-bedroom flat is knee deep with clutter - it’s an eyesore and a health hazard. Esther has sent out an SOS to extreme cleaners Caz and Tee and they have just three days to save Esther from eviction.

[CraigsOverijse]

Caz and Tee the best of humanity not judging not angry just clear and supportive

[paulademarco]

Another lovely lady to rescue, god bless ❤❤

[franklesser]

They should provide her with the house-keeping services and counseling she needs. What a shame she is left to fend for herself.

[judygude]

Wow--She's a wise lady. It does take Guts and Humility, as she said.

[eldaabouffartiqueroyer]

I understand keeping things but the filth I do not understand

[vicj]

Caz and Tee seem like powerful people; I wish I could meet them.

[jenniferfraser]

A very wise counsellor said to me once that until the future looks worse than the present, you won't change anything. The fear of staying the same has to become stronger than the fear of changing. This woman got to the point and, boom, it changed. Good for her. God help her to keep things this way now and to constantly ask for help in this change.

[laminage]

I think you have to have a Mental Mindset to do this type of work. I would have been horrified if I had seen some of these houses in real life. I live with My Mother after My Father died but I make sure that our house is clean as a Whistle. People come over and are impressed at how clean we keep the house.

[laminage]

In the Black Community, folks keep things because it was passed from one generation to another. I remember reading a Book called Mama where The Main Protagonist Mildred Peacock found out that her Stepmother had alot of stuff in her Attic. Items like food cans, blankets and the like were hidden away. She was a victim of the depression where life for Blacks was just as hard in the 1930's. These UK Folks are just as heartbreaking as their US Counterparts.

[ntakovacj]

They worked wonders. I do see at 9:19 or so what seems like a hoarded room. Hopefully she can clear that out herself. I'd love to see her get some paint to freshen up some of her furniture and maybe use some money to repair or replace broken furniture and cabinet doors. She deserves this beautiful home. She is so honest and clear minded about her situation.

[nelliekenny]

I saw one in America where the upstairs floor collapsed . The house deteriorates when it is like that.

[tjable]

I think she was ready to get her home 🏡 cleaned and be able to spend time with her family. At least her family visits her. I keep a nice clean home and never see mine! 😠

[betsylynnvedrine]

The extra crew are so sweet. Yet I would provide masks for them

[forestcottage]

Did she actually say thank you to the girls who cleaned up her house as I didn't hear her say that?

[userd]

Kenyans, have, beautiful, country, they, live, good, and, had, good, president, the, cleaners
May, god, bless, you, always

[mostlypeacefulcerealkiller]

So while they are busy cleaning her house at the point of eviction, she's out scavenging from the trash. Give it 6 months max & the house will be full of garbage again. Save me the comms that she's got trauma as an excuse, she's an adult & hoarder for life.
People gotta learn to cope with bad times 'cos life is not a smooth ride full of sunshine & rainbow unicorn farts.