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Your voice is fine and I enjoy your narrative.

Just finished a move out clean of an empty 900 square foot one bedroom/bath apartment and it took 5 hours of steady work. I have a new level of respect for the work you do.

I also get super annoyed by fuzzy taps 😂 Great work!!

France❤

Definitely a huge difference but not the extreme cleaning I would like to have seen . Yes…you made a extraordinary difference, but there was a slight organizational piece missing. I think it was an amazing outcome for sure.

Hello from ireland👋 midwest magic cleaning shouted out your channel so i said id stop by. Looking forward yo watching all your vids.love from Dublin 💚

I love this, Bonnie! It’s so realistic to see this re-do of Mira’s living room. It my own home, things need to be decluttered seasonally & nothing is ever static or perfect. We are all beautiful works in progress. Thank you for all you do! ❤

You made a wonderful difference for this family. I enjoy your conversations.

They have a "too much stuff" problem

Midwest Magic Cleaning recommended you. My ears perked up as soon as he said Fife as parent emigrated from Fife (Kirkcaldy) 60 odd years ago. We still go back to visit family. I look forward to watching your videos

That’s what I’ve been doing. So much stuff I never use!!!! We call our bunkers counters.

ASD is autism spectrum disorder x

Hello! I wouldn’t mind before and after as you go along. I think it could be fun.

ASD is a congenital heart defect

Great before and afters! Loved the video ❤

Whatever you do with your dream catchers do not add moisture. On a warm dry day you could hang them on a washing line. I've done that.

I had to turn sound off to much chatter ..

I had a box of wires too. When I finally realized I haven’t used any of them, I bagged them up and threw them away.

♥️♥️👍🏻

It's a small kitchen with a lot of stuff lots of information.

While downsizing my mother-in-law who very much would fill the cupboards and spaces with clutter (a borderline hoarder), I found a trick that works for her-and now several others-including me, use it to keep certain spaces clutter free - like your 5 x 5 cubbies. First, do your declutter, of course. Then, use the empty space for ONE thing. The thing you put there must be a very very sentimental item. It may be buried in the back of the cupboard, but it’s extremely important. You kept it because your heart will never rest if you part with it. It holds good memories - another important part. Why keep it in the dark. That thing now lives in that space. For everyone who has done this, the places where we put extremely sentimental items (from family, kids, lovers, or a sign of an extremely difficult accomplishment), we have maintained that space. It is never cluttered, sometimes dusty, but never cluttered with other stuff. It is like a sacred space. No clutter invited. This works great for chronically sentimental people assigning value to things, especially if the person can tell the story of its origin to you (as the helpful declutter partner) and to anyone who visits. They will think about what they set down there. ‘That mail doesn’t go there!’ I swear it is true that some people cannot SEE clutter, but they can see that very special place holding that very important thing. For mother-in-law it was a swan. It was from an old boyfriend. She had it in her hand and I saw her start to put it on the “special“ shelf. I asked her what she was thinking and about where the swan came from. She said she was thinking to herself: is it important enough to live in the same place as Granma’s teapot. … Or maybe that swan is so special that it needs its own place… Trigger a little more decluttering to create the swan’s special place. I never did get the story, but there is no clutter around that teapot or that swan. 😊 It’s great for shelves after a brick-a-brac and book declutter. The point is ONE thing (if it’s a set it’s okay-like a tea/coffee set), but never a collection.

Looks good! 😊

That scrub mommy got a work out in that kitchen! Dad getting someone in to help, that’s phenomenal. Good on him. I know your help is invaluable. Tidying up, and as my mother says, knocking the first layer off, allows his mind to settle down from an overwhelming state to a bit of breathing space. Having ADHD, I’m time blind-VERY! time blind. I help friends and family members who need help with downsizing, decluttering, cleaning, and always underestimate time needed. Because we don’t see success quickly we don’t get satisfaction from a quick result. We get discouraged and tend to avoid cleaning because it’s not interesting or repetitive, or we go off on a bunny trail of organizing the junk drawer or craft room. Then, at the end of the day, it looks like we’ve got nothing done. …But I finally have a term to use now. Thank you for “invisible cleaning”.

I ABSOLUTELY add items to the list and scratch them off if I add them to my chores!! 😂 Why not? I did it, and I deserve credit for it. (Glad I’m not the only one 🙃)

Thanks for helping others❤🙏

That scrub mommy looked sad

Great organization. What you did is great❤😂🎉

Great job, ladies! ❤

Aside from the junk room this just looked like regular house cleaning to make things sparkly.. 😂

Another great video and so enjoy the stories (glad the dog was ok )and chit chat between the both of you. Also, educational with the Google look ups on fears and stuff. Thanks for all the help you give others. After I was married for 20 years I told myself "why bother ". Next year it will be 40 years and it has taken the last 8 years to work on healing from that mistaken attitude and depression. Wish I would have found the CZcams cleaners much earlier (I found Mack with Midwest Magic Cleaning 1st). God bless you all.

ASD= Autism Spectrum Disorder. Had to look it up so sharing. Now going back to the video. Learning so much about this through a lot of the cleaning channels.

The bicycle story was hilarious

I would like to live more minimally, but I am not able to because of my husband because he does like to throw some stuff away like boxes for electronics. Old magazines and paperwork from his work.

Ladies; you are fast becoming my favorite free cleaning channel, and one of my top favorite You Tube channels. Your narratives are heartfelt, informational and at times - hilarious! You have truly found your niche. Tales of the high heel/cell phone incident and the dog/bicycle near collision had me in stitches. TFS.

ASD = Autism Spectrum Disorder, so yes, it has something to do with being autistic :)

Ide oda pakolok a szarokat. Ez így nem nagy segítség.

I love how your conversation ranges across all kinds of topics. It's brilliant!

ASD = autistic spectrum disorder. :)

Barkeepers Friend is good for stainless steel

I love your Scottish-isms in your conversations. This is an amazing dynamic. Keep it coming.

I really dislike cleaning our shower in our 2nd bath it's a small glass enclosure and difficult to navigate

Great video! I love listening to you both speak! It’s very relaxing and enjoyable to hear your ramblings. Great job on the house, Stephanie! ~ Debby from Missouri, USA

In my earlier comment I forgot to say that I much prefer longer videos. Thanks

Terrific video! Love the voiceover of the 2 of you talking to each other! Love the slower speed of replay (well, early in the video, then it sped up significantly). I think a slow speed of the 1st cleaning of a sink, with faster speeds on the 2nd and 3rd cleanings or not show 2nd and 3rd cleanings except for final wipe off. You’re really great cleaners, so methodical and thorough! Love it all! We understand that things happen in people’s lives, and you may not always be able to give us a new cleaning video every week. That’s ok! We will understand! Thanks for the inspiring video!

Hi! I've come over from Midwest Magic Cleaning, although from Falkirk originally lol x I use bunker, hoovering and manky too. Kudos on all the work youve put in for this mum, I can imagine the gratitude and relief when she walks back in. Yes, toothbrush holders, mine is constantly manky. Yay for celebrating different body shapes. Love the commentary and respectful natural cleaning process you have xx

I’m in Australia and we generally store our cleaning products under the sink too.

❤best wishes from Ireland

At about 38 m into the video you talked about cleaning dusty fragile things. I might have a tip for you to try out. Take a sock or old panty hose and fasten it onto the inlet of the hose of your hoover with an elastic band. Put your hoover on a low setting if possible. Then carefully hoover your books, strings with beads, lampshades with applications, small ornaments or dreamcatchers.

Your bike story made me laugh then feel badly for you and the dog. 🫠