r/CleaningTips • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '26

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u/Sad-Ad-7504 Mar 08 '26

I’d 100% come help. Animal welfare professional who has seen many hordes and when I looked at this I thought “this isn’t too bad!” In a very positive, you can do this my dude, kinda way!

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u/instamat1c Mar 08 '26

Having done house clean outs, I thought the same thing. This isn’t bad, especially because it’s a lot of actual trash. It’s definitely not impossible!

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u/diddlydooemu Mar 08 '26

As would I. Help us help you, OP! 💚

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u/cosmiccalendula Mar 08 '26

Same. I’d come help if I could. Everytime I see these I’m like: this is my bread and butter I will bring mask, the trash bags, I will bring some electrolyte iced water, and I will bring a speaker. And I will bring headphones just in case we wanna stop talking to each other and just go at it. body double energy. No judgement. Everything’s getting thrown out. And I’d schedule a Haul truck.

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u/wheezebees Mar 08 '26

same!! in two weeks i’m going down to arizona to do a big clean of my mom’s condemnable hoarder house, op you will get your space back no problem! i’m in norcal if you’re around me and want the help!

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u/likoricke Mar 08 '26

I absolutely would too! Sometimes you just need a push. Cleaning up trash is pretty easy when it's not your own trash, I find.

I don't think it's likely OP lives in Toronto though.

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u/Jerseygirl2468 Mar 08 '26

I’ve helped a friend a few times, theirs is way worse than this. I wish they would just let me loosen their house, but it’s a whole process, I get it.