Cleaning a house that's BURIED in trash (for FREE!)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Hey Mack, I finally got the chance to name some foster kittens after your intro names. We have Cornbread Lovehog, orange boy, Scully Foxmulder, orange girl, and a very handsome ticked tabby named Dr. Ram Harddrive. When he gets out of the kitten room you'd better believe I walk around calling, "Dr. Harddrive? Paging Dr. Harddrive." It's dumb, but it makes me laugh and I hope it makes you laugh too
Love it! 😂 My next cat will definitely be named Biff Clownspanker. Greetings from Germany ❤
@@freya1598 My foster coordinator vetoed Biff Clownspanker and Chuck Floodhumper. She's probably right, the general public probably isn't ready for that 😆
@@katphish30Mack is so incredibly funny, he cracks me up every time. Especially with his intros and the Johnny thing.
❤ I want to sincerely THANK YOU for educating me! My best friend was a horder, shop aholic, alcoholic, and, and. I had NO IDEA what was going on for her, to my great regret! I would always clean, Organize, and help any way I could. She died in 2022, due to alcoholism. I never understood!! You can't Google what you don't know what to ask! You have also helped me to understand my daughter with her disabilities. MY OWN TOO! SO VERY THANKFUL FOR YOU HELPING ME, BESIDES ALL THE PEOPLE YOU HELP! #GODSEND❤
@katphish30 It might give the vet spasms of laughter!
Most of us watch because of your empathy, humor, and skills... You and filth there
You and lovely Jason ❤😉
@@christawe1876 totally what I meant to say lol, it was the druid moose that made me do it
I'm just here for the humor. He's my favorite comedian! 😂🤣🤣
Trashalanche - hilarious ❤
You guys crack me up. I can't believe Mr. Filth has got his own family and will be a father soon, too.
Moose druid sounds like the name of a heavy metal band that's been around for ages, gone their separate ways, and have now reunited again for a tour, and I kinda want tickets.
For real tho 😆
Two things:
1) The mythical Moose Druids (Moosis Magicalis Druidicas) are known to usually inhabit regions of the British and Irish Isles as well as northern Europe. However, through the use of The Fey Court slipgates, and the fact they are still Moose, they often end up incorrectly setting the coordinates, and so, as you've noticed, they will often end up under piles of clutter throughout the world.
2) On the subjects of pitchforks, now I would like to see an artist rendering of the famous painting, "American Gothic", with you and Jason in place of the original couple - even if it's only a face swap.
The new American Gothic, needs to be their profile pic!
@@michaelk8860 ai can show it to you
I am Scottish living in Scotland and YES!! FROLICKING MOOSE DRUIDS ARE HERE!
They hate stalkers and lurking tourists so I will send pics... 😅
Mac, you are so right about the haters! Most of us see that you're trying to help people that truly need it. And the Moose are just an added bonus!
There are people who hate on this guy? Let me fight them.
It’s so great that your audience has been able to help Jason fix up his house like that! My husband and I just had a baby and we’re moving into a house that needs some work lol, so I know how thrilled he must be to have that taken care of. 😊 Congratulations on your new granddaughter!!
This channel helps me so much!!! 💖🙏 Yesterday I finished cleaning my kitchen and it was so weird to have a clean surface on the kitchen counter! 🤩
This morning when I poured coffee into the cup, a few drops went on the counter, and my natural behavior is to not care or maybe don't even see it, but today everything was so spotless, so I took a wet wipe and cleaned it and put the wipe in the garbage bag! 😯💃
I worked hard this week, cleaning, and I will do ANYTHING to keep it clean and wash dishes every day. Amen! 🙏🙏🙏
Now I am starting to clean the bedroom after watching this video, which is my motivation and fuel to start 1 square at a time. Yay! 👏👏👏🧚
This is long but as a person with "hospital strength" hoarding disorder and other issues I wanted to give some more feedback on more ways I'm finding that what you do and how you do it is immensely helpful to me and I'm sure to others, that includes people being so supportive in their comments, and something I say may turn out to be helpful to someone somehow. You and your family, your crew (and assorted moose) do a fantastic job in so many ways. Thank you for keeping the nastiness out of the comments section, that alone must be a job and a half, and it's a huge, huge help, because reading so many people being supportive of others is helping me to gradually rewire my self-criticism and take the edge off of shame and humiliation and that goes a long way towards continuing to tackle cleaning up and to do all the things I need to do to keep afloat.
Another unecpected benefit I've noticed is as you, and Jason or whoever may be with you, consistently work through the stuff, you're modeling that cleaning up can be done without judgement or negativity, grumbling or even pressure or expectation. To try to explain, I'm certain for most of us struggling with these sorts of issues, trying to clean up has long been heavily associated with receiving everything from exasperation and disdain to shaming, insults, arguments, rage and abusiveness (I'm not at all saying it's not understandable that people get frustrated), and that we've then used that same energy and language on ourselves just trying to do what everyone else seems to do easily and the more we struggle, the harder we berate ourselves, and it makes for associating doing the work (or tidying/cleaning at all) with horrible, distressing, self-defeating feelings and no sense of relief or accomplishment for any action, which makes it even harder to do at the best of times, let alone when you're pushing a boulder up a steep hill because you're unwell. Watching you and the other awesome people who do what you do has been helping me begin to rewire that, which has been helping me keep going and get more and more done. That's another really important effect of your content, and I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling at least some benefits from those things alone.
Yet another important benefit I've realised is seeing you repeatedly and systematically work all the way through from mountains of dreadful to tidy and clean has been shifting the perception in my mind that my mess is some utterly impossible, impenetrable monolithic thing. That's hard for me to explain, it feels like it's part of the clutter-blindess/blocking perception distortion sort of thing, part of the "there's no one piece of stuff, it's one big mountain so it's impossible to move any of it" thing. But also, somehow it truly feels like the mass of stuff has become like an immovable part of the house, you feel like you can no more affect it than you could just knock out half of the building including the foundations on your own with a teaspoon, and if you did, half the actual house would be gone as if it's fallen down a sinkhole, so then you'd have a torn in half house to deal with. The stuff IS the house, the house is the stuff. It's a weird messed up perception. You end up not being able to imagine an alternate future where the stuff could even be dented, let alone gone, it's just a permanence that you may not even realise you're seeing that way, it's just part of the wall of imposibility, some part of you fully believes it's just not possible even as you're trying to work on it, you're living a lie even trying. I'm now working into more difficult areas that haven't been touched in more than 5 (some more than 10) years, and that immovable monolith feeling is different, shifting a bit more, and not just because I'm getting some areas done, it's also because while I feel like I'm chipping away at one edge at the base of my mountain and can't see my way through, I CAN see where YOU'VE moved different mountains, over and over again, some even bigger and more difficult than mine, and it's like you're the light at the end of another tunnel that shows me there could be light at the end of mine, and I'm copying what you do in my limited way in the hope I can see light at the end of the tunnel I'm working on, that maybe MY mountain really can be moved like so many of yours have. I would not be able to see that just shoveling in the dark with my teaspoon when my mind wants to convince me what I'm doing is futile and there's no way out or through. I think I mixed all my metaphors but I hope that makes some sort of sense.
You're an important part of my recovery, thank you for everything you do for everyone, you're changing lives in so many ways.
Thanks for these observations and for amplifying on them. This is helpful.
As a parent of an adult child who suffers from serious mental illness, I compliment you for sharing. This channel has helped so many people. Glad to hear it's been so helpful for you, too.
Thank you for sharing your story. I have had tremendous anger towards hoarders in denial for years (long story), and I hate that anger.
I love this channel because watching it regularly, I have been able to soften these emotions, especially due to posts like yours, and these days I am so proud of everyone like you who tries their hardest to combat this disorder.
I am VERY proud of you, and I wish you every blessing. ❤
You do such an amazing job explaining how it feels when you go to do the thing everyone else around you says is easy when really all the negative associations make a hard job feel impossible. It's especially hard when you grow up in cluttered spaces and it just starts to feel normal. Kind of like going nose blind does to smells. Idk if I would be classified a hoarder but there are definitely some piles of clutter that need to be tackled. This channel and comments like yours make it seem less impossible and allow me to just start, which is always the hardest part for me.
@@jsabri6324 I understand your anger because I have felt that way at times toward some hoarders who were in my life (not family members). It’s hard to understand if you don’t have the disorder. I don’t have the disorder and I have a hard time understanding it. My ex-boyfriend and I split due to him not removing mold from his basement. He’s a hoarder and he’s from a family of hoarders.
Love your positive attitude. Every time I went back to visit my family in West Virginia. I’d have to do the similar cleaning. Thanks for doing the biggest favor you could for anyone.
It seems like Jason is getting better and better at cleaning with every video.
What a mammoth effort!!!
So happy for Jason and his new family being able to get their house fixed up 🎉
I've posted a few times, but I got adhd with autism, and I do have some bad issues, my house isn't an absolute disaster like many of the houses you feature, but it's bad enough(I got some hoarding issues, cleaning issues, stuff everywhere and unorganized, etc), and your vids have given me valuable guidance and motivation to organize and clean things. I still have an everest ahead of me, but I'm chipping away at it and I've become mindful of behaviors that are damaging and just make the situation worse. On top of that, your video cleanings are incredibly cathartic and keep proving to me that not only could my situation be infinitely worse than it is, I can actually get my place sorted if I just put effort into it and keep the right mindset.
Well done you chipping away regardless! 🎉 I've found it's best to do one small area at a time... Like a table top or a counter...so you feel you've accomplished something...that you're not just chipping away at a mountain and you don't get a visual reward for your efforts.... It also helped me to have a principle of if I bring something new to the house then I must also exit something from the house.... Oh, and speaking of rewards for your efforts, I reward myself with a beer. A small not too bad room is a one beer room...but like a kitchen with a mountain of dishes and not a clear countertop in sight, is probably a 3 beer room.
Just wanna encourage you to keep going... you're doing awesomely ❤❤
Keep up the good work, every little bit is a great accomplishment!
@endeavor3d - ditto
That's so awesome about the progress that has been made in Jason's house!!! How exciting to make such positive changes and progress in preparation for a new baby~ ❤
So great what you guys do there. I also help some (nice) people in need for free, even if they did not ask for it or suspected it. You should see their surprised face when they come home! That's what makes me happy, to know that they are truly happy! No disapproval, judging, blaming or disgusting feelings whatso-ever , just helping.
I’m going to write a letter to Mr. Clean corporate to ask them to sponsor your channel for the awesome work you’re doing!
In the past Mack has said he doesn't want sponsors because he doesn't want to be policed or censored (my words, not his).
They should send him free products no sponsorship needed.
Watching your videos always blows my mind! The ability to accumulate this much stuff is beyond my ability to comprehend. This is a complicated illness.
Thank you for respecting us where we are at and not judging us. This is by far the best channel that covers these topics.
You and Jason do a great service for so many people. Thank you for caring for others.
Thank you for helping others to understand how difficult mental illness is to see. It is even harder to live with. Feeling depressed, anxious, and scared all the time is a horrible, difficult way to live. No one chooses this. Some just handle it better. Others will see the struggle and reach out help.
@@moon-moth1 Thank you for your kind words. It always amazes me that people only see the physical. The mental or emotional is scary or unknown, even intimidating.
Also worth the jjourney.
You are such a blessing to those people who need your service. I love watching the changes you make.
Jessica from How to ADHD recommended your channel! The work you did on this house is incredible. Thank you for being an advocate for understanding and empathy with mental health conditions. I have ADHD and it made it difficult for a long time to keep things as clean as I wanted them to be. Getting a diagnosis, medications, and therapy have helped a LOT. Please keep up the great work!
Where did she mention me? Trying to track it down.
@@MidwestMagicCleaning I'm not for sure. I could be wrong and I might have just seen this video pop up on my UA-cam feed. I'll see if I can find it!
my cat got lost last week, and i feel it more and more as the days go by. this is a nice escape. i appreciate the videos and the community
Late night Midwest magic cleaning post! My house always looked similar to this growing up, lovely to see such an amazing and compassionate job 🙌❤
I think I have just accepted that this is my favorite channel on UA-cam right now 😂😂😂
You and Jason accomplished so much, for this family. God bless you!
The reason you are my favorite cleaning channel is what you have to say. And the way you say it. Watching you from Poland 🇵🇱
Wow what a challenging job. Thank you for what you do for these folks ❤
Thank you for all your work!
I am amazed at the huge amount of large plastic drink cups, unbelievable.
I love AP! “Clean the City” He is so thorough and so great with his Weed whacker!
Doing 3 feet of a room/area at a time is great advice. I'm having trouble getting closets cleaned out, yet so many clothes i rarely wear. With 3 ft at a time, seeing progress might be a motivator. Thanjs.
Hi Mack! The transformation on this house is unreal, I cannot imagine the energy it took to get through this entire house! I’m also shocked at the floors - so glad you explained why they looked so nice because otherwise I would have seriously doubted my own eyes 😅 as an autistic viewer of your channel I really enjoy how you keep repeating the same information (gives that nice consistency and knowing what to expect) while also adding in new jokes to keep it interesting. I’m learning so so much about moose, soon enough I’ll be a vet just from your training alone!
My family has a streak of "over collecting" from "hobbies." It's a relief that my 80 year old mom sews and quilts everyday in her retirement. She's actually using the stuff (fabric, sewing machines, etc.) that accumulated and spent (too much) money on. She has 2 100 sq ft bedrooms cram packed to the ceiling with fabric, etc. But thankfully she uses it, she sews, and gives her work away.
My 60s something sister also over collectsand has a mishmash of crafting aspirations - including selling antiques. It's concerning and frustrating because there is no discussion with her about how to organize, downsize, or even be realistic about what she has taken on. I'll be happy if, when she retires, she crafts and focuses on her hobby, like my mom has.
My 60s something brother, on the other hand, has approached hoarder level - can't let go of anything, keeps old magazines and clippings or broken things he'll never fix (including old ocks and a car), has spent tens of thousands of dollars on model trains and planes. He lives with my mom so has packed the rest of her house with his hoard and will be evicted immediately after she passes away.
It's a fine line and absolutely a miswiring that starts early and can easily start misfiring wildly and get out of control easily. It is NOT easy to talk to, handle, deal with, or help folks like this.
Your approach and patience are important when dealing with folks like this. As great as it would feel to throw all their shit out, it won't work and would make it worse. If it's not effective, it's not worth doing.
I'm just trying to echo MMC here, dealing with hoards/hoarding isn't simple or easy.
Thank you for recommending A Beautiful Mess! I love her!
The bathrooms look amazing. I also like that you put the pillows neatly on the bed even tho they don't have sheets
Congrats again Jason!
All the work you guys are doing in this house, it's going to look real nice after the mold and deep clean guys come. It's in shockingly good shape
Cold, black heart, my foot!!!May you be richly blessed for all you do for your fellow man!!
You should make a shirt that says “Sarcasm is my love language” 🤣
Agreed!
You, Jason, and your family are so amazing! What you do to help people with disabilities is totally angelic! The amount of work you do is insane! I really enjoy watching and listening to you explain everything is just so interesting. I wish you, Jason, and your family all the very best! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the tip on youtuber modern makeover. Such a talented individual.
I'm so happy that the frolicking moose were able to be relocated!!
I adore Modern Makovers! I love that he saves everything he possibly can from the furniture pieces that he ends up not using and reuses it for future projects whenever possible. Greatest up-cycling channel for sure.
As someone diagnosed with PTSD, I totally relate to this content and really appreciate your thoughts about mental wellness. I am a “neat freak”, and yet my home is currently messy. And I’m not talking about a pin out of her place. I’m talking about not knowing which clothes are dirty or clean sometimes bc I shed the not clean and haven’t gotten around to sorting and putting away the clean. I have learned to be gentle with myself. I also splurge on twice a month professional housekeepers to handle my toilets and floors. This has aided in my recovery and I know as healing progresses, I will keep tidier and wash my own two toilets. God bless you and your team and amen. 🇬🇧
I had the same problem of not knowing which clothes are dirty and which are not. It was too exhausting to distinguish and sort out. But why should I? I washed them all, no matter how "clean" they were. After lying some weeks on my chair, they were all dirty, even the "clean" clothes.
I wiped out and vacuumed my closet and while putting the stuff back into it I sorted out the clothes I didn't want to keep. So I had clean clothes to donate and clean clothes to keep.
You've explained how these minds put like with like and it has changed how I manage myself. I have all the auadhd things and my ocd hoarding disorder has finally abated after getting older and a long road. But I still find myself hoarding my used coffee cups for a week, and other piles of whatnots..putting like-with-like. I have been a full time reseller through this healing process and have learned to be super picky about what I bring home. It all has to fit in my walk in closet which is my office now. But the minute I put two items where they dont belong, I add twenty more items and it becomes where that pile "goes." Your words help me SEE the pile as a programming error that needs a re-write. You frame things in ways that can change lives. Good on you. Thank you.
Incredible what you guys do! 😄 and the before and after pictures are so dang satisfying to see
Amazing job! It’s like looking at a time capsule really.
My son has this issue- his bedroom is hoarded. It’s difficult to get him to remove anything from his room- almost like he feels safer with the trash really. Any changes provoke him. So my heart goes out to you and your son helping these people; they face an uphill battle sometimes, and your help at least gives them hope. ❤️
Mac you have such a special son ,just love his calmness,such a nice nice guy,very rare to meet someone like that.😊
Amazing difference! Great work gentlemen.
I love AP and Al. They're great guys!
Mack, I’m so glad you took the Druid moose to a dedicated enchanted forest, rather than just shoving them out the door to run wild in the neighbourhood! 👍They can be at peace now, except for the ousted one dowsed in perfume, I feel sorry for that lonely moose! At least he’ll smell good though! 🤣🤣🤣
A massive well done to you and Jason, this is an amazing transformation throughout, particularly given all you’ve been going through recently! You should both be very proud of what you achieved! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 and fab news that Jason’s place is coming along so well, yay! We can’t wait to greet beautiful little Anya (love the name!) to team Filth! 😁❤️🇬🇧
I feel like someone finally understands me. I finally understand myself. Getting started is incredibly difficult except minor spirts of energy. I suspect I'm undiagnosed ADHD and definitely some depression/anxiety. My husband betrayed me with his office secretary and family friend. Unfortunately, we are sharing the marital home again. I feel everything in MY bedroom is MINE and he can't take it from me. So my bedroom is hoarded. Compounded by he won't buy carpet and we are walking on the subfloor. It's a fight to get him to cut the grass, he literally does zero repairs and upkeep. That's not motivating for me to clean. What? Vacuum the subfloor? I know why I'm the way I am, but getting help to :fix me" is another issue. Decades of verbal, emotional, financial, and physical abuse have just crushed me. I need to find a way to purge and clean so my grandkids and friends can come to my house.... but how? Please, no negative response, I beat myself up enough. Thank you
Sharon, you have to leave him. You gotta do it. It’s the sunken cost fallacy since you lived so many years together but he has not honored your vows of marriage and he clearly hates you. You deserve to live alone in peace.
Sharon❤ please find someone to talk to about the first steps of getting away from this man, and house. these different ways of doing it ( I know someone e who wrote it in a letter) you are too precious and valuable to be treated like this ❤❤❤
You are a blessing!!!
I am so thankful to God that I am a low-income minimalist. 🙏
Hi Mack and Jason. I enjoyed watching your video. You guys work your hiny's off! Loved when you said, " None of your 'heckin'' business!" Lol! The pitchfork idea reminded me of the Green Acres theme song, which is now stuck in my head! I also like to watch Clean the City, with A. P. I love it when he does his little "jigs." Gabby is great, too. Y'all have a great weekend. ❤ from FL.
sometimes watch these to see if there is an identifiable pattern in the way the trash sits, something that gives clues on the activities of the inhabitants and their states of mind.
Hi Mack, I hope you and your family are well ❤love your videos, I try not to miss any of them. Most people who know me think I'm strange because I can't rest till my house is in order. If it is not in order, my anxiety is off the charts. Other people's homes don't bother me. Just mine. And I love cleaning. I often help people organize and clean their homes. I guess I'm a little strange. Have a great weekend 😀
I’ve recently found Space Maker’s channel and have been binging her free decluttering/organizing series, and I’ve loved watching Clean with Bea transform her own moldy apartment and then start doing free cleans for others!
Oh my gosh, I just recently started watching Space Maker and I am OBSESSED with her series with Dani!
I for one 100% understand. I am 56, my Sister is 50. She is a Huge Hoarder, plus she is Challenged & has ADHD. We go over 2 times a year to clean & purge. It is Very hard on her, to see her "Stuff" get thrown out. So yes, I am so glad you do what you do & I am totally Empathetic. 🫶
Thank you for helping these people. I do my best to help you. I watch all your videos don’t skip ads and try to comments. God bless you and thanks again
Hang in there Moose Druid!!!😂😂😂
Great job Mack and Jason! Your suggestions for breaking things down have really helped. I have OCD and I am totally overwhelmed when I attempt to clean and organize. I like the "3 feet method!" Thank you.
So all my perfume is missing because of moose? I knew it!!
Omg I understand these people you're helping have mental illness. But my home is clean, but you have me making sure my husband or I are not hoarding anything. I thank you for that
Have you seen Midlife Stockman’s videos? He does yard clean up. His videos are great.
I want to thank you for what u do. I have a Autism son, and I suffer from anxiety and depression. It is a struggle to just sometimes maintain things on a daily basis. I'm grateful of some of your ideas to help me. I do enjoy watching your channel. God Bless.
When I saw the vase being removed from under the bed I was so glad it was whole. Have you ever done a cleaning where you moved something and heard glass break? Have you or Jason ever been injured by something sharp in a pile?
I use these videos to help build the steam to do responsibility tasks. (Yaaaaaaay adhdepression!) Today, I refilled my weekly medication container! And I’m gonna try to work on cleaning up/out another old box of Things from my childhood. Thanks, magic!
Congratulations to your Son and his Wife on becoming Dada & Momma and Congrats to you on becoming Paw-Paw! I know Anya is going to have Mom, Dad & Grandpa wrapped around her little finger! How exciting for the whole family!
💚💜👶🏼👣🎀 👑🩰🌸🌻🧸
I’m so happy for Jason and his family.
Thank you so much for continuing to advocate for those that need help. You are such a gem and a role model I look up to as a fellow autistic person.
Also, keep up the moose herding. Don't let them moose moose you around.
Amazing ❤I admire your dedication, empathy and compassion you show for others. We need so much more of this in the world.
WHOA!!! All that with no water! Thank you, Kind Sir.
Love your videos!! Thank you for helping others and all of your advice!!
Like the Moose Druid, I too, do not like the smell of perfumes. Mainly because it usually triggers a migraine.
Those floors turned out so pretty. Well done, guys!
I adore Modern Makeovers. He is a true artist.
I've learned so much from you about my own illness. And thanks Mack for making this channel so informative!❤😊
😂❤ From frolicking to pitch forks and Old Mac Donald stuck in my head...You make me laugh. NOW, I wanna come over and help !!!
You are a God sent for some people bless you and your son for helping these people that don’t see any end in site I don’t have a question do u ever go back to the people’s homes like a year or so later to see how there getting by? Or just clean them up and then your done? Like do you and them become friends? And congratulations on becoming a grandparent
I really like jasons method of laying the bin down and just scooping everything into it. Seems very efficient if maybe a little hard on the lower back
CONGRATULATIONS JASON!!!!!
Well done to you both on another fantastic transformation. I hope this family is getting the help they need, they’ve the hardest part done asking you for help, and ye doing the clean out. Mack I hope you’re doing well and minding yourself. Jason I’m delighted to hear the floors are nearly done and now starting on the windows. Have a great week. Mary, Joes wife 👏👏💪👍🙏💐
This was inspirational to watch. Sending my best thoughts to this family-here's hoping they can get the mold resolved and can get any help needed to work on the root issues that got the house into the state in the first place.
Congrats to Jason, his wife, and all of you on the incoming little one! I have no kids, but my eldest niece had a baby just about two years ago, so... it's weird to be a great-aunt 😅I can't possibly be old enough for _that,_ right?
Edit: Just noticed the Sifl and Olly shirt. ROCK!
I love you your so funny 😂 i enjoy every video 😂😂😂😂❤
Thank you for doing what you do.
Not sure if you've discovered Bar Keepers Friend yet, but I watched another video where you couldn't get rust off a sink. BKF would knock it right out. Cheers to what you're doing.
I use it in most of my videos
Wow Mack! Amazing job, as always, especially since you're powering through burnout. Thanks for all that you do for these families.
33:26 I love how the broom is a constant throughout most video's XD
Thank you for the video
The first bedroom was a jaw dropper. When you were pulling stuff from under the bed it was like a clown car. I didn't thin it would ever end. Great job!
I love you guys... you show that having empathy is good... don't judge cause you don't know.
Thank you again, Mac and Jason. You both are so hard working and caring, just amazing guysx
I learn a lot through your explanations. I always thought my brother was just lazy, but I slowly start to believe that he might have some conditions of the ones, you are describing in your videos. So thank you, always, for your explanations.
Hey man, I was watching some of your old videos cause they calm me as I clean my own house, lol. Just hope you're doing ok. You sound way more relaxed a year ago than you do now. I know you say you're going through it, but I hope you're taking some time for yourself. Cheers and keep up the great hard work. It's great seeing the before and afters you do a wonderful job!
Great entertainment, as always, MMC! Thanks for shouting out Gabbi's channel. I love watching her! ❤
Brilliantly done as per PER MOM 😂😂❤❤
I noticed all of the large drink cups. My method would be to go through and stack up all the cups, then pick out all the tops of clothing, then the bottoms, then the hangers. I guess that’s my OCD. It would never get done. That explains a lot for why my place looks the way it does. I try to, whenever I leave a room, to go to the kitchen, I try to bring dishes or containers or cups back there, to the sink/dishwasher or to throw out. It’s a habit to develop, whenever you leave a room to do a scan, gather up whatever needs putting away.
I love the magial speed cleaning! Trashalanche! Great transformoosion!
Living on fixed income, my thoughts go to the expense of replacing things. How does a person afford that? It's an honorable thing you do. God bless you and Jason.
It's amazing that this house can have no pests and yet the second I drop a crumb on the floor every bug and mouse in a 50 yard radius comes running.
I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
I'm watching this in mid-September...... October 2024 is fast approaching! Best wishes to Jason and his young family! Ok, yeah, Mack, Happy Soon to be Grandpa! Keep taking care of yourselves. Anya needs all ya. ❤💚💜🍼🍼👶