a plastic shed filled with plastic bins filled with plastic cars, as if the world couldn't break any faster

Is there any episode that this 'experienced antique dealer' actually makes some good money for the hoarders. He always seems to let everything go for so low because he goes to the wrong places, or give it to auction when he said one item he saw going for 150 pounds. It always feels like he is on the wrong end of the deal.

Watching these shows has given me the motivation to clear out some stuff. I'm not a hoarder...well, maybe a little bit. Yesterday I cleaned out most of my kitchen stuff I was hanging onto but didn't need and I still have one or two more cabinets to go through plus I want to clean my refrigerator. I threw out everything that I wasn't going to eat and that included things like a bottle or two of salad dressing that only had a little bit in them plus some bbq sauce I hadn't used in quite some time. I really don't have that much food in my frig and pantries. I live alone and don't buy a lot of stuff. This morning after breakfast I went into my bedroom and cleared out a couple of drawers in my chest of drawers. Those were things I didn't wear any longer or didn't fit. I still have a lot. My clothes closet is next and it isn't very large so it won't take long. I have a thing about winter clothes, jackets, hats and boots. I live in a state where it's cold in the winter like it is now. Almost all of my winter stuff was gently used so I didn't have to pay full price. I much prefer boots that are already broken in. My long wool coat was purchased on PoshMark and it was like brand new when I got it. My favorite coat. If you have a habit of hanging onto things, keep watching these videos. They will motivate you a lot!!!

The man that was selling his own things needs to take Curtis' job! And that narrator haha she's rather frivolous snarky

Here I am with only 4 pairs of jeans & a few nice shirts🤦‍♀️ SO many clothes taking up usable space.And I would of taken that old camera out of that box & sold it separately.

Just wondering where the shelves of the cabinet 32:50 dissappear 41:10?

Curtis is no expert. ☹️ He makes me (and GORDON RAMSAY) want to vomit warm porridge on the front sidewalk. *I suspect he has a framed poster of the words: Bob's Your Uncle - right inside his front door.

Listening while cleaning

People seating on things for decades and all of sudden the audience thinks a tv show will magically appears and make them millions with the things they never moved a finger to sell.

When will Curtis ever learn that dealers pay as little as possible? £55 for the camera collection is a pittance but the narrator acts like "it's a good start", blanket positive statements mean little. When I sold at auction I had table after table of stuff and I made real progress. This show loves to paint a Rosy 🥀🥀🥀 picture 👴

It has to be a glove from the side of the road he said,never heard of that type of collection before.

Why didn't you put a reserve on those cameras why didn't you go online. You really did that woman to disservice

Love your videos

It's interesting here in America most the hoarder episodes all of the stuff goes in the trash or donation..here they try to make people their money back

Another excellent 🍁🇨🇦

Give me motivation, 👍🏻

Wonderful, nice families & workers

Damn 7000£ for them ugly plastic cars. Wow.

Why do people buy items... when they put it away? 🤔 What's the secret? 👀

anyone who pays 150£ for an 8 mm is an idiot. Even in their day, they weren't for serious film makers. My Dad had a 16MM and my mom was willing to buy me my own but the sales person talked her out of a 16 mm for me even tho I had used Dad's. The 8 was a joke if you wanted to do anything more than the kids' birthday parties.

I’ll buy all of those Pokémon cards for real 😂

I like watching Aurikatariina far better. This particular show doesn't seem to accomplish much, really.

I don't know how people afford all this stuff! I know it's collected over years but still...

What the!? That little cabinet the daughters were "cleaning" I have to say (and not trying to be rude but) they did a pretty shoddy job of cleaning it. There was still crumbs in the bottom and dust all over the place let alone you can see where the shelves were but when the antique guy took it to the sales dude the shelves magically disappeared!?! 38:24=time stamp, when the girls were cleaning it the shelves were clearly in there?!🤔

Joanna is there to advise about cleaning ... not the value of the household goods ...

Did anybody else notice the Hermes bag? I mean if that was real…stop nickel and diming when you have a $36k+ handbag 😮

These hosts are just wasting program time. The hoarders just want to be on TV. If they want to clear the clutter, they should be emptying each room, and putting the items in an open space (back yard or front yard, and sorting the items for resale/auction, keep, charity, and trash. Moving the items around in the room, is not accomplishing the task. At the end of the episode, they still have clutter in the house.

These are not really hoarder videos more like bargain hunt. Why buy for £6 and sell for £3 hardly an investment.

There's nothing wrong with collecting, as long as you have the space and display it well.

The narrator sounds so depressed

I stopped watching mainstream TV 4 years ago. Got rid of sky and anything you can get with a TV aerial. But going to my comfort zone'Vanced', I see this, 😬😬😬 today !?!?. Now I'm forced to put on my tinfoil hat, put the headphones on and start listening to the original vinyl, 1978'Jeff Wayne realice of War of the World's

they have to change their way of taking videos of before and after. they give ma a headache. show then slower

Those houses just needed cleaning. 😒

I don’t like this show. These aren’t hoarders. They have clutter but real hoarders have a very difficult time getting rid of things that are clearly contaminated and destroyed. Their houses are way to clean.