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00:00Shirley, do you want to keep Sarah's teeth?
00:04No.
00:06We all have far too many belongings
00:09clutter in our homes and lives.
00:11Oh, my God, I can't actually open it.
00:14Avert your eyes.
00:15Oh, no.
00:16Come through the doordrobe.
00:17You'll be good at this.
00:18Would you ride it?
00:21But imagine if you could lay out
00:23every single item you own.
00:26So much stuff.
00:27Oh, my God.
00:29Stop it.
00:30Mom.
00:31And then decide what should stay.
00:33Do you need it?
00:34Do you love it?
00:35Do you want it?
00:36Oh, Diddy is going to love you.
00:37Just leave it.
00:38Let me just go through the pile.
00:40All of you.
00:41And what should go?
00:43You are going to have the most amazing house.
00:45Woo!
00:48Me and the dream team are back.
00:50Did not just ring a bell for me.
00:52Ready to organize.
00:54You can do things like this really inexpensively.
00:57Clean.
00:58There we go.
00:59How many that is now?
01:00An upcycle.
01:01Bookcase in a door.
01:04Sharing money saving tips.
01:06I'll get a right thrill.
01:07Making something ten times cheaper than it costs to buy you.
01:11To help breathe joy and happiness back into people's lives.
01:15A secret office.
01:16Wow.
01:17It is beautiful.
01:18And all in just seven days.
01:22You broke it.
01:23Now you're going to have to fix it.
01:25You've done it.
01:26You've done it.
01:27Woo!
01:28Mission accomplished.
01:29Let's see what you're all about, Hole.
01:33What's Hole known for?
01:34Is it on an estuary or?
01:35Is an estuary something that leads to the sea?
01:36Yeah.
01:37Do you know what the difference is between an estuary?
01:38I'm not your geography teacher, Billy.
01:39Me and the gang are on our way to meet a family in desperate need of our help.
01:41How many pair of sunglasses do you need?
01:42One is for daytime and one is night.
01:43And what about the third pair?
01:44That's just when I want to look extra cool.
01:45I'm glad you bought three pairs of sunglasses for a rainy day in Hole.
01:46Oh!
01:47At last!
01:48Hey!
01:49So long!
01:50Group hug!
01:51Group hug!
01:52We're united.
01:53Back to the game.
01:54I'm not your geography teacher, Billy.
01:55I'm not your geography teacher, Billy.
01:56I'm not your geography teacher, Billy.
01:57Me and the gang are on our way to meet a family in desperate need of our help.
01:58How many pair of sunglasses do you need?
01:59One is for daytime and one is night.
02:00And what about the third pair?
02:01That's just when I want to look extra cool.
02:02I'm glad you bought three pairs of sunglasses for a rainy day in Hole.
02:05Oh!
02:06At last!
02:07Hey!
02:08So long!
02:09We're here, we're here.
02:10Group hug!
02:11Group hug!
02:12Group hug!
02:13We're united.
02:14Back together!
02:15This is my real fam.
02:17We're miserable.
02:18Isn't it?
02:19But it's about to get sunny inside.
02:22Yes.
02:23Yeah.
02:24Well, this is Tim and Daniela's house.
02:26They never thought they'd get on the property ladder and then they finally found a house that
02:29they could afford, but it was, like, a fixer-upper.
02:31Yeah.
02:32So, they thought they'd try and do as much as they could themselves, but lots has happened
02:37and they've got really lost along the way.
02:39Should we go in and see what project's going to be?
02:40Yes.
02:41Please, please.
02:42Bye.
02:43Mum, Dad and their two daughters have popped out so we can have a snoop around.
02:48Oh, my God, I can't actually open it.
02:52Oh, we can't get in?
02:53You can't get through this door.
02:55This has never happened.
02:57So how are we getting in?
03:00Oh, there's a back door.
03:02Hopefully this one opens.
03:05Oh, don't.
03:08Oh, stop it.
03:10In this end of Terry's home, there's a kitchen area, an open plan living and dining room
03:17and three bedrooms upstairs.
03:20OK, this is a lot.
03:23I feel like that's the kitchen pile of, you know, crockery.
03:26Yeah, that's an organised pile.
03:28I was just thinking, where should I put my jumper?
03:32You'll never find that again nowadays.
03:35It's become part of the home.
03:37Where do they cook?
03:38They're already cooking here.
03:39Yeah.
03:40There's no oven.
03:41No, isn't that the stock?
03:42Isn't that there?
03:43The one...
03:44Oh, that's the hob.
03:45That's the hob.
03:46They're cooking on these.
03:47Where are they actually?
03:48It's a work surface, is there?
03:49It looks like this kitchen's a bit of a work in progress.
03:51I don't know what to touch.
03:53I don't know where to go.
03:55I don't know what room I'm in.
03:57This is organised, look.
03:59Dried foods.
04:00Dried foods.
04:01Dried foods.
04:02It doesn't get any better, does it?
04:04No, don't say that.
04:06Now you can see why we couldn't get through the front door.
04:08Yeah.
04:09Look at all the books as well.
04:10There's lots of books everywhere.
04:12What brings the joy in this house is there's so much of the kids' artwork.
04:16Yeah, I love that.
04:17It's dotted all over the place.
04:19It's just...
04:20Hold on a minute.
04:21This looks like a cot.
04:22I feel like loads of stuff has been put here and it's just never been moved.
04:25I feel like they're actually functioning within this.
04:27There is little systems in place.
04:29There's different areas.
04:30They've got their crafts up there.
04:31They've obviously got some kind of system, haven't they?
04:33Because they're living here.
04:34Yeah.
04:35But I still can't see it.
04:37Well, you're at the office now, Stace.
04:40What do you mean you can't see it?
04:41Here I am.
04:42Right.
04:43Let's go.
04:44Let's keep going.
04:45Time may have stood still here, but we need to move on.
04:50Come through the door, Drove.
04:51Is that going into Narnia?
04:53Are we going to find a forest?
04:54This is not Narnia.
04:56Me and Rob are exploring the spare room.
04:59What is this room?
05:01What is happening?
05:02There's tons of boxes and stuff.
05:04Here's an empty one.
05:05Here you go.
05:06Are you joking?
05:07Is that empty?
05:08There's an empty box.
05:09No!
05:10No!
05:12I'm scared of this pile.
05:13I feel like this pile is going to fight back in a minute.
05:17Oh, so this must be the girls' room.
05:19Look at all these books everywhere.
05:24I mean, these must be the most well-read children ever, because there are absolutely piles of
05:28books everywhere you look.
05:30You can't even get into here.
05:32How?
05:33They can't even get into their wardrobe to get to their clothes.
05:36Next up is Mum and Dad's bedroom.
05:39Hey, can you get the door open?
05:41They must just be like, right, I'm off to bed.
05:44What?
05:45Hey!
05:46How are you going?
05:48Imagine if, like, you wanted a sort of intimate moment.
05:51You wanted to walk in here.
05:53I'd be so distracted that I couldn't get it on while I'm looking at the piles of washing, surely.
05:57Just be like, well, that needs to go away.
06:00That shirt needs ironing.
06:01That's got a crease in it.
06:02I think what we've established is that this house has just, it's almost like time has done.
06:07Something has happened.
06:08Yeah.
06:11Oh, my goodness.
06:12That open plan living area is wonderful.
06:17Yeah.
06:18It's a good space.
06:19It's just being used, well, it's not being used at all.
06:22Just being filled.
06:24Hello!
06:25Hi!
06:27Good to see you guys.
06:28Good to see you.
06:29How are you?
06:30Good to see you.
06:31Wow.
06:32How is it, sort of, day-to-day life in there?
06:35Because we were sort of walking around thinking, God, how do they manage?
06:39This is incredible.
06:40I don't know what kind of system you're on.
06:42Hectic.
06:43Is it hectic?
06:44To be honest, we don't really have a plan.
06:46We'll just get through it.
06:47We'll just get through it.
06:48Try not to think about it, because it can very easily get on top of you.
06:52Yeah.
06:53Of course, yeah.
06:54Well, it is definitely on top of you.
06:55Yeah.
06:58Our house is upside down, to put it mildly.
07:04There's just more piles.
07:06It's just like never-ending piles.
07:08Look at all this.
07:09If I had a superpower, I would turn my teddies alive and I'd help them tidy my house.
07:16Tim and Daniela saved for years to get a deposit to buy the house, and had big plans to do it up.
07:22We were very, very lucky that we could get enough together to buy this house, which was our big dream, to really own a house.
07:31When we came to the house, it needed an awful lot of work.
07:35There was no kitchen.
07:37We really had to start from scratch.
07:40It's just a balancing act.
07:42We have nowhere else to put the cups and mugs.
07:45Ta-da!
07:46In 2017, things really went downhill.
07:50My husband and I, we both got made redundant in our jobs.
07:53The money has been very uncertain at times.
07:57Daniela and Tim got back on their feet by becoming self-employed.
08:02We were desperately looking for other work.
08:04It had a huge impact on what we could do here.
08:07We had to leave projects half-finished.
08:10The lack of finances has certainly stopped us from achieving what we wanted for this home.
08:16Our money goes in and goes out.
08:18Literally, it is from hand to mouth, really.
08:21The only thing that we ever argue over is the clutter.
08:23I think there have been several attempts in the past to declutter, but we only managed to scrape the surface whenever we had the chance.
08:33Coming from a family that's never really had money, we've always valued everything we have.
08:40That upbringing has definitely contributed to me, not wanting to part with anything.
08:47Probably one of the biggest motivators for clearing the house is just to give the children some space.
08:54Since I was young, I've always said to my mum,
08:56I wish you could just click your fingers and everything will be tidy.
09:00And my mum's been like, yeah, we wish that too.
09:03The piles have become so high.
09:05Even though I have always ambitions to sort it out,
09:08but that motivation fades very quickly when you see how much there is to do and how much there is to shift.
09:14I think the home is holding me back in terms of being the mum that I want to be.
09:21I know that sometimes it can be quite daunting having people into your house,
09:25and I just hope that you don't feel embarrassed in any way or, you know, like that we're judging you,
09:30because that's not what we're here to do.
09:32Are you okay?
09:34Yeah?
09:35No.
09:36Do you feel like that a little bit?
09:38No, it's quite overwhelming.
09:41It's okay.
09:42It's okay.
09:43But we are here to help you.
09:45We are on your side and we want to get you out of this situation,
09:48because no one should be feeling like that in their own home.
09:51I'm going to give you a cuddle because...
09:53I can see that it's upsetting you.
09:58Don't be silly.
09:59Don't be silly.
10:00Listen, when we get into the warehouse, we would always say, you know,
10:04you have to let go of at least half what's in the house.
10:07How does that sound?
10:08Good.
10:09Sounds very good.
10:10Yeah.
10:11Definitely.
10:12I heard that.
10:13Shall we get inside?
10:14No further ado to wet out here.
10:16Yes.
10:17Of course.
10:18Come on, girls.
10:19You're on our team.
10:20Let's go.
10:24All right.
10:25Come on, you and let's do this.
10:26Let's do this.
10:27We've got just 12 hours to get the whole house packed up
10:30and sent off to the warehouse.
10:33What is that?
10:34Oh, my gosh.
10:35I've got another...
10:36You've got more.
10:37A leek.
10:38And you've got vegetables.
10:41So you're a gardener now?
10:42Yes.
10:43You work for yourself?
10:44I work for myself.
10:45Really?
10:46It's going really well.
10:47Good.
10:48I'm so happy for you.
10:49But where do you do all your invoices?
10:51Down at the computer.
10:53Hunched over the setting in probably a terrible position.
10:57Damn.
10:58Luckily I get the exercise in the garden.
11:00It looks like you started to work on the house.
11:02We started to do a lot of work, yeah.
11:04We got so far along.
11:06And then baby number two came along.
11:09Aw.
11:10Veronica.
11:11But that following year everything started to go wrong.
11:13The garage got broken into.
11:15The car stopped working and that took all our last savings.
11:18I was made redundant.
11:20Daniella was made redundant.
11:21And then my mum had a really big accident.
11:24Oh, no.
11:25She was just a pedestrian at the crossing.
11:29She was hit by a drunk driver.
11:31Oh, no.
11:32The car flipped over, landed on top of her.
11:34Oh, God.
11:35Crushed half of her body.
11:37My mother, she was in hospital for half a year and had to learn to walk again.
11:44I was in a wheelchair for a while after that.
11:46So my wife and I became our main carers and that took over all our life then.
11:52After that I had to do lots of adaptations to my mum's house and that just seemed to take
11:58over everything and I just gave up with this house.
12:01We just stopped working on it.
12:02Oh.
12:03And since then it's like it's frozen in time.
12:06Do you imagine living with your family in a home that's clear and functioning?
12:11Like a dream a little bit, yes.
12:14I grew up in a house very similar to this.
12:16So I don't think I've ever experienced living in a house that functions.
12:21So I do think it's me that's responsible for a loss of this.
12:25We're going to sort this out?
12:27We are.
12:28We are.
12:29That's why we're here.
12:31They really had to scrimp and save to get this house and to build a home that they
12:36could fall in love with.
12:39Huge life events have happened and incidents have got in the way and what we're seeing
12:44in the house seems to be a manifestation of all of those different things that were
12:48going on.
12:49Let's do this big one.
12:51Let's go.
12:52Let's go.
12:53I've got a sweet cone, Rob.
12:56I've got my fingers.
12:59Squeeze in.
13:00Enjoy.
13:01You're just surrounded by clothes.
13:03How do you find anything?
13:05Oh, it's a little bit of a challenge really.
13:08Yeah.
13:09We got some very generous donations or things bought for us second hand that, of course,
13:14we like to hold on to.
13:16Yeah, that's really important, of course.
13:18You know, we're in a cost of living crisis, aren't we?
13:20So it's so important that you are absolutely keeping as much as you can in the house.
13:26But it's also about probably letting go of the things you absolutely don't need in terms
13:30of, you know, their baby clothes or things like that.
13:33And that's exactly the key point we're at now.
13:35Yeah.
13:36I did feel that there's been such a massive growth spurt now that I've got about six,
13:40seven years worth of clothing ages that I really do need to get rid of anyway.
13:46Yes.
13:47And it felt like a massive task to get that ready.
13:52We're a couple of hours in.
13:54And even though the boxes are filling up, not one room is clear yet.
13:58That's it.
14:00Hey.
14:01We need to crack on.
14:03Yeah.
14:04So do you two like sharing a room?
14:06Yeah, I do.
14:07I do like sharing a room.
14:09One thing about this room is that there's no, like, personal area.
14:13Yeah.
14:14Yeah.
14:15It makes me feel quite stressed and frustrated.
14:18What about your friends, guys?
14:19I've never had friends over.
14:20I've never had a sleep over here with friends at all.
14:24I go to their house.
14:25Well, we're here to help now and get it all done.
14:28Hey, look, you can actually see your carpet now.
14:30Oh, we can see the floor.
14:31When did you last see that?
14:33Dunno.
14:37With the bedrooms packed up, me and Daniela are tackling the kitchen.
14:41I saw on the wall, around the corner, you drew kitchen plans.
14:45Yes.
14:46When we'd found our second-hand kitchen, well, that's when lockdown hit.
14:51And we had to put it in storage.
14:53Is it still in storage now?
14:54Yes.
14:55How much are you paying for that?
14:57Well, I think it's a couple of hundred pounds.
14:59A month?
15:00Mm-hmm.
15:01So £200 a month for how many years?
15:03Something.
15:04For three years now.
15:05That's £7,200 so far.
15:10You could have bought a new kitchen.
15:12Yes.
15:13I feel very guilty, really, about having to spend all that money on the storage all these years
15:20and having no real way out.
15:23We don't have much money and everything counts.
15:26We have got to get that kitchen out of storage.
15:28It can't stay in there any longer.
15:30I'm so sorry.
15:31It is so difficult.
15:32Can't wait to see the back of these.
15:35I can't wait, Eva.
15:37Hey!
15:38Wee!
15:39Oh, little bitty.
15:40Ready?
15:41Yay!
15:42Ready, steady, ready, steady.
15:43Back!
15:44Oh, yeah.
15:45It's been a long day.
15:48Do I shave my armpits?
15:50No.
15:51Soz, everyone.
15:52Look, who's got time to shave your armpits when you're packing up floor droves, wardrobes
15:56and banished robes?
15:57And that's not even taken into account there's a full second-hand kitchen in a storage container
16:01somewhere.
16:04The contents of this three-bedroom home have now been crammed into three big moving bands
16:10and the family's house is finally clear.
16:14Bye-bye.
16:15Bye.
16:16See you at the warehouse.
16:17One, two, three.
16:19Yay!
16:20Yay!
16:21This is what we saw when we first came in.
16:24Wow.
16:25Start of something new.
16:27The fountains' belongings have been laid out and displayed in a huge 13,000 square-foot
16:37arena.
16:38Yeah, they've had some stars in that arena.
16:40And now it's our turn.
16:41Now it's us.
16:42Ladies and gentlemen, welcome on stage, the fountains.
16:46And all their stuff.
16:47Dad!
16:48Ah, there it is!
16:49Hey!
16:50And now they're about to see exactly what they own so they can decide what to let go
16:58of.
16:59How are you all feeling?
17:00Excited, yeah.
17:01Lot of excitement.
17:02Yeah.
17:03A few nerves.
17:04Shall we get in there?
17:05Yeah.
17:06Yeah.
17:07Let's get in.
17:08Let's go in.
17:09Let's go in.
17:10To the arena.
17:11Yeah.
17:12Here we are.
17:14Oh, gosh.
17:15Oh, gosh.
17:16No way.
17:20Wow.
17:21That cannot be possible.
17:34Look how far it stretches.
17:36Out of the hundreds of boxes unpacked and laid out from the fountains' home, we discovered
17:41412 out-of-date items of food, 801 CDs, 135 cuddly toys, and 313 reusable plastic bags.
17:54Come into your house.
17:56Who's on mine?
17:57She likes it.
17:58Hello.
18:00To be able to achieve what we want to achieve, we have to let go of at least 70%.
18:06I know it's a lot.
18:0970%.
18:10Yeah, that's really, that's stunning, isn't it?
18:13That's, yeah.
18:14I'm sorry.
18:15I hate, I hate being the messenger.
18:17We've organised the family's belongings into themed sections to make it easier for them
18:22to decide what to keep, donate, recycle, or sell.
18:28And there is no avoiding it.
18:30We have to start with the most challenging area.
18:32This is all of the stuff that came out of your kitchen.
18:36We have checked every single best before, sale by, use by date.
18:40And these three rows, everything in them is past its best before.
18:45Some a bit more than others, I imagine.
18:47Yes.
18:48Why do you think you have this much stuff that's gone past its date?
18:51We had an awful system of boxes on top of boxes and the ones in the bottom just got forgotten about.
18:58If we can really tackle this section, we will have places to put food and actually run a proper kitchen.
19:05Can you believe it?
19:06What a dream.
19:07Wow.
19:09Not quite yet, but I think we'll get there.
19:13What's that chocolate?
19:14Hold on, so.
19:18So all the sweets, chocolates, anything that's open, that's out of date, that can go straight away, okay?
19:22Yep.
19:23Well done, girls.
19:24There are different types of use by, sell by, best before.
19:28Best before is more of a sort of guideline.
19:31Ten-year-old tea bags?
19:33I wonder if they age with, like, wine.
19:36There's some more here.
19:39Me and Daniela are decanting the dry foods to get a head start on the organisation of the kitchen.
19:44Have you ever said to anyone out loud, I'm really struggling with the house the way that it is, can you help me?
19:51Not until now.
19:53Coming to a new country for me meant leaving everybody else behind, that whole safety net, really, of family and friends.
20:01Must just be so hard, though, to leave your entire life behind, start again.
20:05It is, it's hot.
20:07With no one to call upon when you need them.
20:09It was a big, big step, yes.
20:12I came to the UK from Germany in 2008, and I came to do my PhD.
20:19I had my two guitars in my suitcase, and I came on the night train, and that was it.
20:25Tim and I met at uni in my first week there, and we started talking. We haven't stopped since.
20:34I've always kind of relied on my energy and my, my, yeah, enthusiasm for everything.
20:39Well, you're amazing.
20:40Of course, that can also be a, can also be quite a ball around you.
20:44So do you think sometimes it's sort of being counterproductive?
20:47It can be because you don't speak up. No, you don't say that you're struggling. You hide it. You don't want to admit failure.
20:54Failure.
20:57That, that doesn't speak failure to me.
21:00How happy they are. Look how much they're helping.
21:04They are fantastic.
21:07With the team finally getting the family's second-hand kitchen and oven out of storage,
21:11there's one item I'm hoping we can say goodbye to.
21:15Can we do one thing before we finish up?
21:19Can we let go of the single hob?
21:21Got to check that with Tim, I think.
21:27Tim?
21:29Can we say goodbye to the single hob?
21:32Do you think?
21:34It's, it would be a fantastic spare.
21:37Spare hob?
21:39How many people do you know with a spare hob?
21:42We're attached to it, aren't we?
21:44I think this is the lifeline.
21:47It won't be a lifeline when you've got a fully working oven.
21:49And I think this is a decision that really is going to set us up for the day.
21:55Oh, I'm so reluctant.
21:57I'm happy to put it in the sale pile.
22:00Are you?
22:01Does he convince you?
22:03I'm sorry. It is my job, but I'm sorry.
22:06Do it.
22:07Do it.
22:08Do it.
22:09I'll give it a big kiss because it's done, it's done well for us.
22:11Yeah, thank you hob.
22:12It has done well.
22:14And you've done well for it.
22:15He's had the best time of his life that hob.
22:19You did it.
22:20It's done.
22:21It took a while, but we did it.
22:24We said goodbye to the hob.
22:25Oh, good luck to me today. It's going to be a long day.
22:32After a tricky start, the first section is done.
22:36Look how much space you are getting back in your house.
22:39Yay!
22:40So now we've just got to do this in every single section of the warehouse.
22:43Yay!
22:44Yay!
22:45Do we keep going?
22:46Yeah.
22:47Yes, come on.
22:51While the fountains continue sorting, the gang are starting to rip out their old kitchen.
22:57Oh, these units have seen much better days.
23:00Soon to be replaced by the one they've had sitting in storage for three years.
23:04We can make this open plan and put the island here.
23:07Island here.
23:08Island has to go in here.
23:09So they've got a bit more prep space.
23:11We get this out of the way because that shouldn't be down here.
23:13That's a wardrobe.
23:14There's so much storage in here as well.
23:16I'm going to repurpose this upstairs.
23:18I think with this family, it's really important that we do create these really specific zones.
23:22Yeah.
23:23I like that plan.
23:24All you need to do now is create it.
23:26Yeah, nice and easy.
23:28We could do it like they did in the olden days, really.
23:34That's good.
23:38Bow to each other.
23:39We are three hours in.
23:43Yay!
23:45And it's time to tackle the family's 1,513 books.
23:51Let's try and do it as quick as we can in this section because it's a huge area that we can make massive headway on.
23:56We need yellow boxes.
23:57Yes, yellow boxes.
23:58There we go.
23:59We're giving this one.
24:02While Daniela and the girls make a start, I'm helping Tim deal with his enormous collection.
24:08Tim, we've got to do this.
24:10We've got to make some decisions.
24:11What can we let go of?
24:16Landed in a difficult section.
24:18It's all difficult.
24:19Even the old college, university textbooks, some of them are insanely expensive.
24:24Did you do biology at university?
24:27Yes.
24:28A degree in human biology.
24:30Did you?
24:32You never told me that, Tim.
24:33I studied medicine for a while as well.
24:35I always dreamed of being a doctor when I was younger, but that never quite worked out.
24:41Why?
24:42I never had the financial backing.
24:43It never seemed a possibility, and so I ended up pulling out, which then caused a lot of depression.
24:51I felt like I'd thrown away that one opportunity in life.
24:55This part of your book collection does not make you happy.
24:58I just think, see you later.
25:00They don't deserve to have that kind of power over you.
25:03I think it would be quite cathartic to get rid of a lot of this.
25:06Can I just sort through?
25:07Yeah.
25:08I'm sure you've just purposely kept the thickest books you had.
25:15Whoa!
25:17All of those?
25:18Yep.
25:19They're all going.
25:21Wow.
25:22No fishing out, Daddy.
25:24It's processes like this that help you move forward.
25:27This is helping.
25:28This is really, yeah.
25:29I can literally feel it as I'm moving up and down the lines.
25:32That confidence is coming as the day is going on.
25:35Come on!
25:36This is amazing!
25:38This is so good!
25:40Yes, Tim!
25:42Yes, guys!
25:43Well done, everyone!
25:44It can be done.
25:45It can be done.
25:46Wow!
25:48While the family move on to the next section, Rob is installing the kitchen, which is finally
25:52out of storage.
25:53It's going really well.
25:54Literally.
25:55Bit of filler.
25:56This unit going in.
25:57We've changed the piping.
25:58We've got the first section of worktop in.
26:01The transformation is incredible and we've barely got any paint on the walls.
26:08Upstairs, Dilly and Ewan are planning how to maximise the space in the box room.
26:13We can actually open the door now.
26:14We can open the door.
26:15We can see where the bed was.
26:16It's too small to stay at Tim and Daniella's bedroom, isn't it?
26:17Yeah.
26:18The girls said to me that they're quite happy sharing still.
26:20Yeah, exactly.
26:21So maybe they could have the bigger room.
26:22I think if we give them the biggest room, mum and dad this room, make this a dressing room.
26:32Oh, that's nice.
26:33All the clothes are centralised.
26:34Yeah.
26:35They can all have their own sections in here and we could just repurpose all the furniture
26:40that's downstairs.
26:41Nice.
26:42Love that.
26:46Veronica, I don't think this would fit you.
26:48No.
26:49I don't think that would fit anyone.
26:50Maybe my baby.
26:51Maybe.
26:53Do we need this?
26:54Um, yeah, I'm not sure yet.
26:57Do you need it?
26:58Do you love it?
26:59Do you want it?
27:00Oh, Dilly is going to love you.
27:02There's some easy wins, look.
27:03How often do you listen to the wheels on the bus that's still in the plastic wrapper?
27:07Yeah, yeah.
27:08While Tim struggles to part with any of his CDs.
27:10There's not many, but it's something.
27:14It's a start.
27:15It's a small pile.
27:16It is.
27:17It's a small pile.
27:18It's a small pile.
27:20But it's a pile nonetheless, Tim.
27:23It is.
27:24It is.
27:25The girls are tackling their toys.
27:27I'll pop this one here.
27:29Do you think there's some teddies here that you haven't seen in a long time that you could
27:32probably say goodbye to?
27:33Probably, yeah.
27:34That one.
27:35Hannah Kitty.
27:36Ah, okay.
27:37That one.
27:38That one.
27:39Yeah, that one can go.
27:40Oh, you actually got it in the box.
27:41Did it?
27:42Go.
27:43Go.
27:44I do think she's seen better days.
27:47Yeah, go.
27:48Bless her.
27:49She can go.
27:50Oh, my God.
27:51I've got it.
27:52Yeah?
27:53I've got it.
27:54Yeah?
27:55I've got it.
27:56This is amazing.
27:57I don't even need to do anything.
27:58There we go.
27:59Woo!
28:01Another section cleared, and we've just half an hour left in the warehouse.
28:05We need one last push.
28:08Tim, what in the world are you playing at?
28:12We're putting them in there.
28:13You're bringing them out.
28:14Tell us a tool bag.
28:15Right, no more.
28:16Yeah, that's it.
28:17There's a bag for Tuesday, there's a bag for Wednesday.
28:18Protect the pile.
28:19Protect the pile.
28:20No more.
28:21Come on, Veronica.
28:22Protect the pile.
28:23Well done, girls.
28:24One more minute.
28:25Let's go.
28:26Are you still playing in the ball pit, girls?
28:27No, ball pit can go.
28:28Go now.
28:29Woo-hoo!
28:30They can go.
28:31They can go.
28:32Come on.
28:33Oh.
28:34Go.
28:35Go.
28:36Go.
28:37One!
28:38Woo!
28:39Yay!
28:40Yay!
28:42We did it.
28:43What an amazing day.
28:45How did you find it?
28:47Wow.
28:48Mind-blowing, really.
28:50I know that there's still a long way to go, but you have honestly done so, so, so brilliantly
28:56today.
28:57Look at these piles.
28:58Let's go get some snacks, shall we?
29:00Good idea.
29:01Let's put that sugar back in our bodies.
29:03Day one in the warehouse is as much about the mindset as it is about how much we let go
29:09of.
29:10We really fought it out at the very beginning, so that it gave us a chance to really push
29:15through every single section and do the best that we could have done.
29:19And I am so proud of them all.
29:25It is the final day in the warehouse and I am relieved it's a dilly day.
29:29Let's just say the view from up here is a little bit better than it is down there.
29:34The fountains cleared a lot of clutter yesterday, but there's still so much to get through.
29:40Good morning.
29:41Good morning.
29:42Good morning.
29:43Good morning.
29:44So lovely to see you all.
29:46How did yesterday go?
29:48Good.
29:49Good, I think.
29:50Good morning.
29:51Oh, I'm glad.
29:52This is our final day to make big changes because what we want to do is go back to the most
29:57amazing space.
29:59What we're going to start off with is paperwork and arts and crafts, okay?
30:04Dilly's got some tips for the family on how to manage the girls' huge artwork collection.
30:09I know I love all my little girls' drawings that she brings home, but we don't always have
30:14to keep every single drawing.
30:16So maybe you can have a little look through and the ones you think you don't want to keep,
30:20but actually you'd like to keep as a memory, we can save as a picture to your phone.
30:24Okay, and then mum and dad, we're going to have a look at paperwork.
30:30I like this one because I think my dad made this for me.
30:35Most of these pictures I've kind of outgrown and I don't really need any more.
30:40This is a really nice memory of autumn.
30:45Once the house is sorted, do you feel that you'll be able to invite people in and potentially
30:51teach from home?
30:52I believe so.
30:53I would feel much more happy to think even about that.
30:56Do you think the potential of working from home is going to bring in a lot of extra income?
31:00Definitely.
31:01If you take out all those driving hours, you can fit more lessons in.
31:04Yep.
31:05Yeah, work smarter.
31:06Work smarter, not harder.
31:07I don't think we need this.
31:10Look, it's already drawn on.
31:12Right, that was when you were very little.
31:13These, you can do much better drawings now, can't you?
31:16Okay?
31:17So pop them away.
31:18Have a look.
31:19Have a look and then pop it in that box.
31:21So any paperwork is about looking through there and thinking, what do I need?
31:25What don't I need?
31:26And what can I go and transfer to paperless?
31:29Mm-hmm.
31:30Then we can shred everything that you don't need.
31:32Okay.
31:33And the great thing about shredding is that it can be used for compost.
31:36Okay?
31:37I'm going to go and see how the girls are getting on.
31:38That can go.
31:39Right, should we get this last box over?
31:41Yeah.
31:42All together.
31:43Oh, I'll take that.
31:44Diddy.
31:45Oh, my goodness.
31:46Woo!
31:47Yes.
31:48Whoa.
31:49Whoa.
31:50Girls, I'm so proud of you two.
31:52You've done well.
31:53So well.
31:54Yeah.
31:55You're like my best students ever.
31:57As Dilly presses on in the warehouse, Rob's busy renovating the kitchen.
32:02That fits in perfectly.
32:04We've doubled the worktop space.
32:06The transformation of this house is going to be incredible.
32:09And next door, Ewan has a handy dust-busting tip.
32:13To stop the dust going up into the air, I quite like to use just an old sock and make
32:19it damp and I just pop it on my hand and then you can wipe away dust really easily and
32:25it doesn't get up into the air so you're not breathing it in.
32:28There we go.
32:29Look how shiny that is now.
32:30Shall we have a quick look through here?
32:32Yep.
32:33I don't remember seeing any of this furniture.
32:34Where was it?
32:35Hidden.
32:36Hidden?
32:37Just tell me what can go.
32:38Go.
32:39Go.
32:40Go.
32:41I'm glad to see the back of them.
32:43Right.
32:44Good riddance.
32:46Yeah.
32:47Games, puzzles.
32:50What do we love?
32:51What do we always play with?
32:54What do we want in our house?
32:56Domino's?
32:57We've got to keep that.
32:58That's classy.
32:59Oh yeah, domino's.
33:00Crack of the curd we need.
33:02Beads?
33:03Do we want to keep the beads?
33:04Oh, that's mine that I got from my friend for my birthday.
33:06So we'll keep that one.
33:07Right, let's put it in the yellow box.
33:09Anything else that can go.
33:10Go, go, go.
33:11How do we feel about donating, girls?
33:14Good.
33:15It's nice to give to other children, isn't it?
33:17Yeah.
33:18See what else we got?
33:19This is good.
33:20It's good.
33:21Go for it.
33:22This is good.
33:23With just a few hours left in the warehouse, it is time to tackle the mountains of clothes.
33:27Why have you got 80 ties, Tim?
33:30I had an office job and they're just gradually built up.
33:34So do we think we can reduce our ties?
33:36I think so.
33:37I think so.
33:38Okay.
33:39Like you said.
33:40Right, girls to the rails.
33:41Daniela, to your rail.
33:42I'm going to give you a number.
33:43Oh, don't give me a number.
33:4516 ties is your goal.
33:47Okay?
33:48That is more than enough for two weeks worth of ties.
33:51There are some great charities that only accept work wear.
33:54So people can donate their suits, donate their old shirts, donate their ties, and then people
33:59that can't afford a shirt, tie and a suit to go for a job interview, then, you know,
34:03they've got one.
34:04Fantastic then.
34:05So it's going to a good place.
34:071, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.
34:12Wait a minute.
34:1416, we said, didn't we?
34:16We're up to 20.
34:17No matter the family's situation, I always have to forgive that bit of tough love.
34:21I have to look and assess their situation, you know, what was their house like before?
34:26What do they want to go back into?
34:28I'm the one that has to really push them to make decisions that are sometimes really difficult
34:32for them.
34:35We said 16.
34:36I mean, really, this one, the purple one?
34:39Ah, go on.
34:41That one can go then.
34:42Yeah?
34:43Oh, well, this is much better, isn't it?
34:46This is a much...
34:47It's a lot less.
34:48It's a lot less.
34:49I'll help Daddy with the rail and I'll take a box.
34:52Living with all this clutter in the house makes life very inefficient.
34:56So much time was wasted looking for things.
34:59Time that can be spent on something with the children.
35:02Let's go!
35:04Whoa!
35:05Well done!
35:06Whoa!
35:07Daddy!
35:08Woo-hoo!
35:09Well done!
35:10With the countdown on to leaving the warehouse, Dilly is cracking the whip.
35:15Come on!
35:16Move those legs!
35:17I'll go in?
35:18Go in!
35:19Definitely!
35:20One more minute!
35:21Go, go, go!
35:22Go, go, go!
35:23Go, go, go!
35:24Go, go, go!
35:25The sofa!
35:26The sofa!
35:27The sofa!
35:28The sofa!
35:29The sofa!
35:30The sofa!
35:31Woo!
35:32Woo-hoo!
35:33Wee!
35:34Don't put me in it!
35:35Don't put me in it!
35:36Oh, well done!
35:37Yay!
35:38Big hugs!
35:39Big hugs!
35:40Big hugs!
35:41You've done so well!
35:42After two challenging and emotional days, the family have managed to get rid of around
35:4960% of their belongings.
35:51How are you feeling about how it's been?
35:53Good.
35:54It was tiring.
35:55It was tiring.
35:56It was tiring.
35:57Necessary.
35:58I just, I don't think I ever thought this day would end because it's been super, super
36:04tough.
36:05My most favourite part of today is that I now have two new, very good A-star students.
36:11Right, you've done amazingly.
36:12Well done.
36:13Let's get out of here.
36:15Bye-bye, Warehouse!
36:16Bye-bye!
36:17Bye, Warehouse!
36:18Bye, Warehouse!
36:19I was excited that we could get through the front door.
36:31Oh yeah?
36:32But not much further, apparently.
36:33No.
36:34They're still locked.
36:35Did they, did they get rid of anything?
36:37Oh.
36:38It was such a tough warehouse for me.
36:39I don't know.
36:40Really, really tough.
36:41Was it the same?
36:42Yeah.
36:43How much has gone?
36:44Oh, that makes me feel better that it was the same for you.
36:45This?
36:46Why has this come back?
36:47Listen, hey listen, I'm glad I kept the hat.
36:48This is the struggle.
36:49This is alright.
36:50Who did hats?
36:51Not me.
36:52Did he?
36:53No.
36:54They love the hat.
36:56That is my, that was my exact attitude by the end of the day.
37:03Right, the nicest is over.
37:04Go, go, go, go, go.
37:05Yes.
37:06Let's do this.
37:07With more of the family's belongings than we wanted back from the warehouse, we've got
37:12our work cut out finding storage for it all.
37:15Rob's starting by building a rack for Daniela's guitars.
37:19This guitar rack is perfect for such a musical family.
37:24I've got one section which is larger than the rest and then all the rest of them are even.
37:29Just in case they go and get themselves a bigger guitar with a bigger case, this racking
37:33is ready for it.
37:34Bit of sanding, bit of a clean up, then it's ready for the paint.
37:38In their new bedroom, I've got a plan to store Tim and Daniela's favourite books.
37:43These are plate racks.
37:45They're just cheap plate racks that you can put your plates in.
37:48I am gonna drill them into the wall, put a load of them next to each other and hopefully
37:55make a really nice bookshelf.
37:59Wall plugs, because this is only plasterboard, we need something to make sure that it doesn't
38:06fall off the wall.
38:07You do have to be ultra strong like me though, so not for the weak.
38:15Classic Jurassic Park.
38:18Look how many you can get on one plate rack.
38:21One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.
38:27Dealey's working on maximising wardrobe space.
38:30These hangers are great because basically they are six shirts on one hanger.
38:35So you're hanging down rather than across and it stays nice and neat and takes up minimal
38:43amounts of space.
38:45Problem solved.
38:48In the kitchen, Rob's had a genius idea to upcycle the cot they no longer needed.
38:54Repurposing it into a pot and pan hanging rack.
38:59As I've drilled holes that are ten centimetres apart.
39:02These hooks will go inside them.
39:07And then our pot and pan will then hang from these hooks.
39:13And that is what I'll then use to suspend the cot railing.
39:22It's something that everybody can do, especially if you're a parent, because guaranteed every
39:27parent has probably had one of these at some point.
39:30I'm just in the girls' room.
39:35We've painted the whole room white, but we wanted to add a pop of colour.
39:39So the ceiling is this lovely blue and I'm just creating like a wave scallop effect around
39:45all the edges.
39:46So I'm using this circle cut out piece of card and basically drawing around the bottom and
39:52drawing around the top and just keeping it all in line and all symmetrical.
39:57Now I'm just going to fit it in with the blue paint.
40:01It's just steady hand and concentration because it's not like you can tape up a curve.
40:06I'm so excited for them to see their new big room.
40:09I think they're really going to love it.
40:17Teddy down.
40:18Rob, this is amazing.
40:20You like it?
40:21I can't believe it was an old cot they were going to recycle.
40:23I know, right?
40:24I might cut up my baby's cot and make a burn break.
40:29I really like it.
40:31So what, not planning on having any more then?
40:33Rob, I can't even cope with what I've got.
40:36I'm trying to hook a duck this, trying to find it.
40:43Well that looks fantastic.
40:45See what I'm saying?
40:46Come on, come on.
40:47This is brilliant.
40:48It was a cot, now it's a burn rack.
40:53These are interchangeable artwork picture frames.
40:56So what that means is that you can put their piece of artwork behind the glass.
41:00You can even have a few spare for the next time and change it over every week.
41:05Ewan's using one of Tim's old shirts to make a cost effective and reusable alternative to clean film.
41:11I'm going to have a go at making some wax wraps.
41:14So draw a circle onto our fabric.
41:18And then I'm going to go in with the pinking shears.
41:23And these are fab because when you use this on cotton, it prevents the cotton from fraying.
41:29And we're going to sprinkle on some beeswax.
41:32So this is yellow beeswax.
41:33And I picked up this huge bag online for around £10.
41:38So I'm going to use this to make our fabric waterproof and airtight.
41:44Spread them out as evenly as you can.
41:47Then we go on with another layer of the non-stick baking paper.
41:54And then we're just going to iron this.
41:56Because as well as reusing old clothes, it's also a way that we can make our food last longer.
42:02And it really cuts down on our use of single use plastic.
42:05You know, cling film takes hundreds of years to break down.
42:08You know, it just ends up in landfill.
42:10Oh, look at that.
42:13It's looking pretty good.
42:15Peel that off.
42:17Look how good that looks.
42:19And you can just use an elastic band or tie a ribbon around it.
42:23They're so good.
42:24And you just wash them with a bit of cool, soapy water.
42:26And you can use them time and time again.
42:29How cute is that?
42:31At the side of the house, I've made an alarming discovery.
42:34Deals?
42:35Yeah?
42:36The whole alleyway is full of boxes.
42:39It's absolutely piled up out there.
42:41Seriously, can we just get on with it?
42:43Because no offence, we are running out of time.
42:47Now, I've come to terms with the fact that every time we do a sort your life out in seven days,
42:52when there's a few hours left to go, it's at the worst it's ever been.
42:57For some reason, it just turns into absolute carnage.
43:00But we do bring it together.
43:02So I'm telling myself that over and over again.
43:04My mantra is, it will happen.
43:06It will come together.
43:07We will make it work.
43:09I don't know if I believe it.
43:11A lot more things have come back to the house than we really would have liked to have come back.
43:19So now I'm going to have to build additional storage under the stairs.
43:23It's a fantastic space that we really should utilise.
43:27Here is going to be the best place for jars.
43:32So let me put jars there.
43:34The reason we use clear jars is to help control our spending.
43:37When you have open shelving like this, it can look lovely.
43:40But it also means at a glance, you know what you need to top up.
43:43Then maybe down here would be a great place for plates.
43:46So I'm going to put all my plates down here.
43:49Because we always want a kitchen to be functional.
43:52We always want it to make sense.
43:54We want it to be functional for the whole family, but we want it to flow.
43:57And remember, you don't always have to have a warehouse to replan your kitchen.
44:01You know, just empty everything into the biggest, clearest space.
44:04Then you can walk around your kitchen and think, right, what actually makes sense?
44:08When you're by the hob, are all your oils and vinegars near there?
44:11You know, we always want the kitchen to flow.
44:13We want to be able to cook, to prepare, to have everything within arm's reach.
44:19Right, come on, out the way.
44:22Nothing is finished, you know.
44:24Honestly, you can build a cupboard in two minutes, but you can't hang a frame in an hour.
44:29I do things properly, darling.
44:31What, are you bickering again?
44:33Well, you were just sitting on the toilet all that time.
44:35No, I wasn't sitting on the toilet, I was sitting in the bathroom stays.
44:37Do not talk to me about how many CDs Tim decided to keep.
44:43These organisers mean that I can keep the CD booklet and the CD without the CD box.
44:48And the great thing about this is that we can recycle all the plastic cases.
44:52So it is win-win.
44:54Rob!
44:55With just half an hour to go, it is all hands on deck.
44:58Apart from Ewan's.
45:00Ewan, what are you doing?
45:01I'm making German bread.
45:02Yeah, I just found the packet.
45:03It's only one that you add water to.
45:04We haven't got time for making bread.
45:05No, it's quick.
45:06It's a quick one.
45:07You just put the water in.
45:08Oh, smell the German bread.
45:09I've been looking for you for ages.
45:10This is it, Rob.
45:11We've got no time left.
45:12Come on.
45:13Hold on a minute.
45:14I've got to my mum hands over here making bread.
45:15I don't even want to talk about it.
45:17Who has done this to my pots and pans?
45:19Someone has not put them in size order.
45:21Just hurry up.
45:22We haven't got time for size order right now.
45:24I can't believe we have left the hardest room in the house till last.
45:28OK, go on, go on, go on, go on.
45:30Oh, it's going in the bread mix, Rob.
45:32What is this and why?
45:34Someone tell me why.
45:35Why is it?
45:36Where is it going?
45:37I don't know.
45:38Right, go.
45:39We've got three minutes left.
45:40No, been out, been out, been out.
45:42Is this your tea tree oil?
45:44Yeah.
45:45Go, go, go.
45:46Come on.
45:47My hands are shaking.
45:48We've got no time left.
45:49Anything else?
45:50We're done.
45:51We're done.
45:52Yes.
45:53Oh, finally.
45:56I did it.
45:57I'm saying that with genuine surprise.
45:59It's huge.
46:00So massive.
46:01Look at the transformation.
46:02I actually can't believe it.
46:04I am so excited for Tim, Daniela, the girls to come home.
46:11I don't think they'll recognize it.
46:13I think we should make some music before we go in tribute to our musical family.
46:17Yes.
46:21I don't know if that's music.
46:23I think we should leave that to them.
46:24Maybe we should leave the music to the family.
46:26Let's get out of here.
46:27A week ago, the Fountains family home was buried under piles of clutter, making daily
46:37life challenging.
46:38Yay!
46:39Yay!
46:40Halloween!
46:41Yay!
46:42Yay!
46:43Good seeing you.
46:44Hello.
46:45Hi.
46:46Exciting.
46:47I'm nerve-wracking.
46:49Yeah, I'm nerve-wracking.
46:50Are you nervous too?
46:51I think so, yeah.
46:52I think it was that wonderful mix of nerves and excitement.
46:56Shall we go in and see what we've done?
46:58Yeah.
46:59All right, let's do it.
47:01I'm nervous now.
47:02Let's go.
47:03Let's go.
47:04The most exciting thing is that we can go through the front door.
47:08I've never been in the front door before.
47:11Ever?
47:12No.
47:13Oh, my gosh.
47:14Do you want to go first?
47:15Yeah.
47:16Do you want to go first?
47:17Yeah.
47:18Come in.
47:20Loving it already.
47:21I'll close that.
47:22To your living room.
47:23Oh, my gosh.
47:25Oh, my gosh.
47:26Oh, my gosh.
47:27Whoa.
47:28Whoa.
47:29That's amazing.
47:30That's amazing.
47:31Completely different.
47:33Just seven days ago, this open-plan living space was buried under mounds of paperwork
47:39and clutter.
47:40The family couldn't see a way to get on top of it.
47:44Now, it's a bright and colourful, organised space with zones for sitting and chilling,
47:49as well as storage for Daniela's guitars and a desk for business and homework.
47:55Oh, my gosh.
47:56Oh, my gosh.
47:57Look at the green.
47:58It looks great in green.
47:59It's absolutely fantastic.
48:00What is that?
48:01We've literally used all your old furniture.
48:05You had so much good furniture that we were able to sort of paint it.
48:09It was a freebie we picked up from somewhere.
48:11That's perfect.
48:12Your desk is still here, Tim.
48:13It's still there.
48:14Yeah, and the desk is there.
48:15Exactly.
48:16And I can see the top of it.
48:17Oh, wow.
48:18Girls, I know you love having your artwork up and it is so special.
48:25So, we've framed some of the pieces and then these frames open out.
48:30Oh, wow.
48:31Oh, that's clever.
48:32And you can interchange.
48:33You can collect all of your artwork in them and then if you don't, if you've had enough
48:38of looking at this one, you can put a new one in there and swap it over.
48:41Oh, wow.
48:42Fantastic.
48:43That is very handy.
48:44That's really good.
48:45Very handy, that.
48:46Oh, wow.
48:47See this amazing guitar stand here.
48:51Rob built this guitar stand.
48:52Oh, wow.
48:53Look at that.
48:54They were always in their cases.
48:57It's nice to have them as part of the house.
48:59I'm so glad you're happy.
49:01There's much more to see, but we're saving the kitchen till last.
49:05I'm going to actually take you upstairs first.
49:08Is that okay?
49:09That's okay.
49:10Yes.
49:11Yes.
49:12Let's go.
49:13You too.
49:14Off you go.
49:15Come in to your new bedroom.
49:21Oh, wow.
49:22Oh, my gosh.
49:25This is one massive transformation from a spare room full of clutter to a fun, creative bedroom
49:32that gives space for both the girls to enjoy their hobbies.
49:37What do you think, Kel?
49:38So good.
49:39Veronica, I know you love crafts.
49:42So you've got a lovely space here to do all your arts and crafts.
49:45Look, there's like a whole caddy tray.
49:47Wow.
49:48There's space where I can actually practice my instruments.
49:52Yes.
49:53You've got space for your music.
49:55We knew you needed it.
49:56This is your music corner.
49:58Yay.
49:59And now you can play your harp comfortably.
50:01Delia's organised for all your drawers.
50:02Look.
50:03Oh, my gosh.
50:04Oh, yeah.
50:05Oh, my school tops.
50:06Yeah, all your school tops are in there.
50:09Veronica, realise what's on your bed?
50:11A sleepover kit.
50:12Do you want to open it up?
50:14Have a look.
50:15Yeah, bring them down.
50:16I made you one each because I know you've never had a sleepover before and you really wanted
50:21one.
50:22Yeah.
50:23You've got all the little bits you need.
50:24Yeah.
50:25Cozy socks.
50:26Awesome.
50:27We're going to need to hand this.
50:30Hair brittle.
50:31Oh, wow.
50:32I hope Tim and Daniela are just as excited when they see their room.
50:36This is your new bedroom.
50:39Fantastic.
50:41That's just gorgeous.
50:46Previously, the girls' bedroom, which was piled high with toys and clothes, we've given
50:54this space a whole new look and a stylish feel to give Tim and Daniela a relaxing place
50:59to sleep.
51:00Oh.
51:01So refreshing.
51:02Oh.
51:03You okay?
51:05Wow.
51:06Well, it's about time you've got to walk into your bedroom instead of jump into it.
51:14We've actually got a proper bedroom.
51:16A bed that we can get around.
51:18I don't have to jump into bed.
51:21No.
51:22This is a proper bedroom.
51:24There's a mirror.
51:25There's drawers.
51:26There's clothes inside the drawers.
51:28Yes.
51:29Not on the banister.
51:30Exactly.
51:31Yeah.
51:32Anything that goes on the banister now gets donated.
51:34Okay.
51:35A donation banister.
51:36I love this rule.
51:37That's what I want to hear.
51:40Now, every night I go to bed, how they're thinking about you now.
51:43No one's ever said that to me before.
51:45I don't know if I'm flattered or a little bit scared.
51:48No.
51:49Oh.
51:50Okay, coming to what was your bedroom that is now a full walk-in wardrobe.
51:58Wow.
51:59Daniela and Tim's cluttered box room has been transformed into a functional storage area
52:06to keep the family's clothes organised.
52:09Big wardrobes in here means more space in the bedrooms.
52:13I guess if you keep so many clothes like I did, you've got to put them somewhere.
52:17You have.
52:18But do you know what?
52:19This is just the best.
52:20The girls have got a wardrobe, drawers, you've got drawers in your room and you've got this.
52:25This is the maximum amount of clothes you are ever going to need.
52:29A room full.
52:30I think that's fair enough even by myself.
52:33This is yours from the kitchen.
52:34Do you remember?
52:35We remember it.
52:36It's been stored downstairs forever.
52:38It's such a great unit.
52:39It fits very well in here.
52:40It does.
52:41I have to say.
52:42It's like a fitted wardrobe.
52:44Everything in here is organised.
52:46All your drawers are labelled and organised.
52:49Your 20 ties are a cosplay in the house.
52:53There's still one more thing left to say.
52:55Are you ready?
52:56Kitchen.
52:57It's the kitchen.
52:58Do you want to go to see you?
52:59Kitchen.
53:00Yes.
53:01Come on.
53:02Okay, this way.
53:04No peeking.
53:05Our theatre's in your hands.
53:07It really is.
53:08I promise.
53:09I won't let you down.
53:10Okay.
53:11Open.
53:12Oh, my God.
53:16Wow.
53:17Oh.
53:18That's amazing.
53:20Whoa.
53:21Before, the kitchen area was not functional.
53:25We've clutter piled up on every surface.
53:28But now we've fitted their units from storage
53:31to create a bright and practical kitchen with an island
53:35and a dining area for the whole family to enjoy.
53:39Tingles down the spine.
53:41I don't know what to say.
53:44Whoa.
53:45This is better than anything I could have dreamt of.
53:51Anything that might have been in your mind.
53:54Oh, no.
53:56The proper kitchen.
53:58Yeah.
53:59It is the proper kitchen.
54:01With a proper oven.
54:03We've got an oven.
54:04For the first time in eight years, we have an oven.
54:08Oh, this looks just so fabulous.
54:11Oh, wow.
54:12I'm absolutely stunned.
54:15Oh, my.
54:16You've got a real kitchen.
54:19Yes.
54:20Yes.
54:21Do you know what that is?
54:23That's fantastic.
54:24Wait a minute.
54:25That's...
54:26Hang on.
54:27That's not the cot.
54:28The old cot bed or something, is it?
54:30It is.
54:31Rob screwed some holes in it and attached it to the wall
54:33to the wall.
54:34I love it.
54:35Excellent.
54:36All of these units are the ones you had in storage for all those years.
54:43Yes.
54:44And we fixed them in properly.
54:45This...
54:46That's new, isn't it?
54:47Oh, well.
54:48It's not new.
54:49New to us.
54:50So, we found this on an online marketplace.
54:52Wow.
54:53Wow.
54:54And that's just fantastic.
54:55That is amazing.
54:56And it's part of this.
54:57It goes with everything else.
54:58I love the colour.
54:59I love the green colour.
55:00Yeah.
55:01I love it.
55:02This is better than I could have ever tried.
55:05This is a thousand times better, yeah.
55:07Yeah.
55:08It's just stunning.
55:09Absolutely amazing kitchens.
55:11Oh, my God.
55:12Speech.
55:13You deserve it.
55:15It's just so bad.
55:16Oh, my goodness.
55:17Oh, thank you so much.
55:18Thank you so much.
55:19Many happy years of cooking in here.
55:20Woo-hoo!
55:21And here's the game.
55:22Hey, guys.
55:23Oh, speaking of the team.
55:24Yay!
55:25Yay!
55:26Yay!
55:27Yay!
55:28Yay!
55:29Yay!
55:30Yay!
55:31Yay!
55:32Yay!
55:33Yay!
55:34Yay!
55:35Yay!
55:36Yay!
55:37Yay!
55:39Yay!
55:40Yay!
55:43Well done.
55:45Sorry I made it so difficult.
55:46Don't be silly.
55:47It's amazing.
55:48It's amazing.
55:49Yeah?
55:50Are you happy?
55:51I know it sounds cheesy and dramatic, but I genuinely feel that this will be life-changing
55:57for all of them and will give them the most incredible, fresh start that they truly deserve.
56:03That looks good.
56:04Yeah.
56:06All right.
56:07To Tim, Daniela, Leonora, Veronica and their new house.
56:12Woo-hoo!
56:13Yay!
56:14Wretched!
56:15It's not terrible.
56:16No.
56:17No, it's good.
56:18And that's a real compliment.
56:19No.
56:20Walking into every room with them was an absolute joy.
56:26And now it is finally time to say...
56:29I feel the same.
56:30I feel the same.
56:31The house is giving us the opportunity now to be a family.
56:41Thank you so much.
56:42There you go.
56:43Just being able to play together and spend that time together and all sit together.
56:48I've just rediscovered so much joy in cooking.
56:54I was the messiest, but now I think I'm the neatest and I think I've overtaken Veronica
56:59a bit more.
57:00Yay!
57:01I've actually invited one of my pupils to come round and actually have the lesson here.
57:06so I'm hoping that's going to happen soon.
57:10A few of our friends have been round.
57:12We've had a sleepover already.
57:15I was worried that I would slip back into old ways and I don't think I have.
57:21I love the positivity that has come with this.
57:24That joy of actually saying bye-bye to something and moving on.
57:28And if you want me and the gang to help declutter and organise your home, we are looking for families
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