The camera being out of focus for the first two minutes is an ingenious artistic choice btw and I don't wanna hear anyone say otherwse

As an ex housecleaner who has cleaned SEVERAL houses like Amanda’s, these ladies absolutely did the lords work for her and I’m so disappointed that she wasn’t more appreciative. Nobody should be bashing them AT ALL😭

OH MY GOD I DIDN'T THINK MY BAD JOKE WOULD GET NOTICED I'M SO SORRY DANKYJABO 😭😭😭😭

As someone who grew up in a hoarder home, it certainly is very damaging. I am excessively clean to the point it negatively affects my relationships with roommates.
However, I have an extreme level of sympathy for people with genuine hoarding disorder. My parents both came from impoverished childhoods. The scarcity mindset is ingrained.
Not to mention, my mother would routinely break down sobbing about how much she struggled with being able to let things go and to clean. She would constantly ridicule herself. It was heartbreaking.
This woman, however, is disgustingly prideful of her home. This is child abuse. Full stop.

I really like your durag its like we unlocked a new character danky durag

Posted just in time for my dinner lol

Edit: Do not eat your dinner watching this, learn from my mistake.

Finally, something to listen to while I play in dirt

As a house cleaner myself, if your washer drains into a sink you need to let the cleaner know that. Most peoples washers do not drain through the sink.

If I had a nickel for every creator who didn’t give their kids a bed/frame I’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it’s happened twice. (Ash and Amanda)

Coming across your video early is a double edged sword. It’s like “yay, immediate access” while also being stuck reading comments that are the equivalent of car floor bottle caps and middle school hallway air. 😭

i thought jessie was being kinda harsh on amanda until i remembered they cleaned her ENTIRE house for FREE

As someone who has lived in filth from 3-16, it is 100% abusive, not only from the filth, but also how you’re treated by the people causing it. It messed with my personal hygiene because no matter how hard I cleaned my room and myself, I still felt dirty.
Its also really abusive to the animals there (they were animal hoarders too), all of the cats there were not fixed and they kept inbreeding, and a couple of years ago my dog had an infection and they wouldn’t do anything about it no matter how much i begged. Its harmful to everyone involved

I watched a video of a girl reacting to her mom’s episode of Hoarders, and she commented on how she and her brother were always sick because of the mess. If you don’t wanna clean for yourself and live in hazmat, at least put your kids in a clean and safe environment

This woman will blame everyone but herself for her mistakes and issues. Her kids, her husband, the cleaners, tiktok, the haters, the pets...shes rage bait incarnate

Bro I’ve have like the worst “depression room” you could almost imagine for reaching a month now. Your words in the beginning of this video really got to me and I started deeeeeeep cleaning that shiiiit and I appreciate that more than anything. I’ve been trying so hard to provide myself with that encouragement but nothing was coming from that. Not only did I already love your content but this has given me a much deeper appreciation

It’s also the homeowners responsibility to let the cleaners know of things like that in her home. It’s like when a homeowner hires someone to remodel a bathroom and they don’t inform the construction workers of faulty piping or any repairs that may have been done prior that might impede on the current construction workers job. The homeowner is always supposed to reveal things like that so there is no room for error and miscommunication cannot be blamed.

33:07 sounds like they plugged the sink to use it and then she didn’t undo the plug before washing her own clothes despite knowing it needs to be  and then blamed it on the cleaners

"It should NOT have taken this long to clean"... like, ma'am, when was the last time you cleaned someone's home covered in filth from the walls to floors for free?

I have two kids, work, and often feel mentally drained. There are times when my home gets messier than I'm OK with. When I get a free 30 minutes and have the choice of hanging out with the kids or tidying up I'll choose the kids. The house seems to turn into a disaster real fast. Although I can say there are no surprise piles of dog or cat poos, or general "filth", it'll still sometimes take me an entire day to get it to baseline. To have to not only tidy up, but to deep clean and sanitize another person's home? I can positively say I could not have done it any faster than the cleaners did.

I am shocked that no one was wearing masks, faeces and mould all over the place. Children should not live in that space.

If she really is struggling with hoarding/hoarding tendencies, it's going to be almost impossible for her to maintain the home unless she also gets therapy. My mom used to work with hoarders as a cleaner/organizer, and she worked through a service partnered with psychologists because it's a much deeper issue to tackle than just being messy.

That would also explain why she was so overwhelmed emotionally after the cleaning.

I hope for both her and her kids' sake that she is able to get help.