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Fife Free Cleaning
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Registrace 5. 06. 2024
Our names are Stephanie and Danielle, we clean the homes of people in our community for free while sharing the cleaning content with you. We upload one video per week, on the weekend.
Sometimes keeping up with a house can become unmanageable and overwhelming, particularly when a person has mental health conditions, physical disabilities or have suffered loss or trauma. These are just examples of reasons why a house might get into poor condition and it shouldn't just be assumed that people are just lazy.
The people who have asked for our help to clean are very brave in taking that step towards a brighter future for themselves and this channel will remain a judgement free zone. Please join us on this journey đđ âšïžâ€ïž
Sometimes keeping up with a house can become unmanageable and overwhelming, particularly when a person has mental health conditions, physical disabilities or have suffered loss or trauma. These are just examples of reasons why a house might get into poor condition and it shouldn't just be assumed that people are just lazy.
The people who have asked for our help to clean are very brave in taking that step towards a brighter future for themselves and this channel will remain a judgement free zone. Please join us on this journey đđ âšïžâ€ïž
Helping out a family who are super overwhelmed, decluttering and organisation!
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free!
Today is a solo clean by Stephanie, cleaning a kitchen, upper landing and children's bedroom. The family are overwhelmed, have been spending a lot of time outside of the home helping a family member and the dad has ASD. The home is in need of declutter and organisation. Come clean with us!
Only support us if you can afford to, watching our videos is support enough but we are adding this at the request of many who wish to help us further, please don't feel any obligation!
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Today is a solo clean by Stephanie, cleaning a kitchen, upper landing and children's bedroom. The family are overwhelmed, have been spending a lot of time outside of the home helping a family member and the dad has ASD. The home is in need of declutter and organisation. Come clean with us!
Only support us if you can afford to, watching our videos is support enough but we are adding this at the request of many who wish to help us further, please don't feel any obligation!
Wishlist:
www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/9SC80W8ZK2FL?ref_=wl_share
Donation:
buymeacoffee.com/fifefreecleaning
Thank you for your support!
zhlĂ©dnutĂ: 8 352
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Whole house clean for woman in hospital, cleaning a smokers home
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 10KPĆed dnem
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning a whole house (minus the bedrooms) and we clean everything! Walls, doors, frames etc as the house is coated in nicotine. The resident is currently hospitalised due to low mental health, and anorexia resulting in a 4 day coma. The home is in need of a deep clean and we're glad to help. Come clean with us! ...
Extreme Cleaning! Biohazard kitchen cleaning for a struggling family living with chronic pain
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 15KPĆed 14 dny
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning a kitchen filled with landfill rubbish, rotten food, soiled adult diapers, and more! We are dealing with millions of flies, a mouse, and humid conditions as weâre working in UK summer heat. The family struggles with both physical disabilities and neurodivergence. The home is in need of a deep clean and we...
Cleaning an overcrowded house for a family who have experienced trauma
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 14KPĆed 21 dnem
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning the bathroom, w/c, two bedrooms, and living/dining room of an overcrowded home. The family has recently gone through trauma and we were contacted by family friends/relatives. The home is in need of a deep clean and we're glad to help. Come clean with us! Only support us if you can afford to, watching our ...
Extreme free cleaning and rubbish removal, kitchen and bedroom, part 1 of 3
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 35KPĆed mÄsĂcem
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning the hallway, spare bedroom, and kitchen of an overwhelming home full of rubbish. The resident shares her story with us, it will pull on your heartstrings! She really needs our help so she can look forward to a brighter future. This is part one of three videos cleaning this house. Come clean with us! Only ...
Clean and organise with me for a disabled woman
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 19KPĆed mÄsĂcem
Hi, I'm Stephanie and together with my friend Danielle, we clean homes for free! Today I am cleaning and organising two rooms for a resident who has many health conditions meaning she sadly can't physically care for her home herself. Let's give her a helping hand. Come clean with me! Only support us if you can afford to, watching our videos is support enough but we are adding this at the reques...
Extreme cleaning of depression house, rubbish hoard removal, part 2 of 2, hallway and kitchen
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 31KPĆed mÄsĂcem
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning the hallway and kitchen of a dirty home that is full of rubbish. The resident struggles with depression, self-harming, and ptsd from childhood trauma. This mess started with the loss of a close relative and after drowning in grief for the past year, the resident really needs our help towards a brighter fu...
Extreme cleaning of depression house, rubbish hoard removal, part 1 of 2, living room and bathroom
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 47KPĆed mÄsĂcem
Welcome! We are Stephanie and Danielle, and we clean homes for free! Today we are cleaning the living room and bathroom of a dirty home that is full of rubbish. The resident struggles with depression, self-harming, and ptsd from childhood trauma. This mess started with the loss of a close relative and after drowning in grief for the past year, the resident really needs our help towards a bright...
Cleaning after a flood in this super dusty house
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 9KPĆed mÄsĂcem
Hi, I'm Stephanie and together with my friend Danielle, we clean homes for free! Today I am cleaning and organising two rooms for a resident who couldn't even live in their home due to flood damage (which has now been fixed) but there is now so much dust! The resident also has low mental health and the house has become unmanageable for them. Let's give them a fresh start and a clean home to com...
Whole House Clean for tired pregnant mum
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 10KPĆed 2 mÄsĂci
Hi, I'm Stephanie and together with my friend Danielle, we clean homes for free! Today we are doing a whole house reset for a single mum, she already has two young boys which is exhausting enough but she is also pregnant! Hopefully this free clean will give her some peace of mind and allow her to get some much-needed rest. Come clean with us! Only support us if you can afford too, watching our ...
Recovering from migraine! Clean my disaster kitchen with me
zhlĂ©dnutĂ 6KPĆed 2 mÄsĂci
Hi, I'm Stephanie and together with my friend Danielle, we clean homes for free! This is our first video and today I am sharing my own home, to show how quickly a home can become overwhelming. This mess was after I was incapacitated with a migraine. Come clean with me! Only support us if you can afford to, watching our videos is support enough but we are adding this at the request of many who w...
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 đ Great work!!
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Definitely a huge difference but not the extreme cleaning I would like to have seen . YesâŠyou made a extraordinary difference, but there was a slight organizational piece missing. I think it was an amazing outcome for sure.
Hello from irelandđ midwest magic cleaning shouted out your channel so i said id stop by. Looking forward yo watching all your vids.love from Dublin đ
I love this, Bonnie! Itâs so realistic to see this re-do of Miraâs 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! â€
Oops I think this comment was meant for Bonnies latest video đ đ„° x
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
Thatâs what Iâve been doing. So much stuff I never use!!!! We call our bunkers counters.
ASD is autism spectrum disorder x
Hello! I wouldnât mind before and after as you go along. I think it could be fun.
ASD is a congenital heart defect
In this case it was Autistic Spectrum Disorder but thank you for the information x
Great before and afters! Loved the video â€
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 ..
Thanks for still watching, the chatter isn't everyones cup of tea đ x
I had a box of wires too. When I finally realized I havenât used any of them, I bagged them up and threw them away.
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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 itâs 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. âThat mail doesnât go there!â 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 âspecialâ 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 Granmaâs teapot. ⊠Or maybe that swan is so special that it needs its own place⊠Trigger a little more decluttering to create the swanâs special place. I never did get the story, but there is no clutter around that teapot or that swan. đ Itâs great for shelves after a brick-a-brac and book declutter. The point is ONE thing (if itâs a set itâs okay-like a tea/coffee set), but never a collection.
Looks good! đ
That scrub mommy got a work out in that kitchen! Dad getting someone in to help, thatâs 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, Iâm 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 donât see success quickly we donât get satisfaction from a quick result. We get discouraged and tend to avoid cleaning because itâs 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 weâve got nothing done. âŠBut I finally have a term to use now. Thank you for âinvisible cleaningâ.
I ABSOLUTELY add items to the list and scratch them off if I add them to my chores!! đ Why not? I did it, and I deserve credit for it. (Glad Iâm not the only one đ)
Thanks for helping othersâ€đ
That scrub mommy looked sad
@@alexandraaguilar6487 it was on its last legs for sure x
Great organization. What you did is greatâ€đđ
Great job, ladies! â€
Your question "Is hoarding an inherited trait?" is a great question! My parents both went through the Great Depression as children, which did affect them. They had a garden all of their lives, and preserved or froze everything that they grew. They had a deep freezer which was always packed with food. My mother had tons of clothing that she saved her entire life, even though she had no need for them. Mom sewed all of our clothes from her massive collection of fabrics and clothes that were given to her. She was a textbook hoarder. My Dad was not a hoarder, but he did save money extremely well. They paid cash for everything and did not own any credit cards. Their appliances were always bought second hand as were their vehicles. They lived a simple life. Two of my siblings are hoarders, and the third sibling and I are minimalists. My minimalist sibling and I also have few possessions, pay cash for everything, and save as much money as possible. So, our family is split 50/50- Mom was a hoarder, and 2 siblings are hoarders. Dad was not a hoarder, and 2 siblings are not hoarders. It would be interesting to know why there are hoarding/not hoarding traits present in 4 children who were raised by the same parents.
Aside from the junk room this just looked like regular house cleaning to make things sparkly.. đ
Now the house will be nice and fresh for the lady returning from hospital đ„° x
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
@@dawnsuntken1080 thanks, I can laugh about it now but not at the time đ€Ł x
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.
Thank you so much, that really means a lot to us! So happy you're enjoying our channel đ„° x
ASD = Autism Spectrum Disorder, so yes, it has something to do with being autistic :)
Ide oda pakolok a szarokat. Ez Ăgy nem nagy segĂtsĂ©g.
I love how your conversation ranges across all kinds of topics. It's brilliant!
Glad you enjoy it! X
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! Itâs 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. Youâre really great cleaners, so methodical and thorough! Love it all! We understand that things happen in peopleâs lives, and you may not always be able to give us a new cleaning video every week. Thatâs 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
Iâm in Australia and we generally store our cleaning products under the sink too.
â€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. đ«