With the family's permission, a team of extreme cleaners have shared images from inside the home of a hoarder who had passed away, which they say was one of their most challenging jobs
A team of extreme cleaners have revealed pictures of one of their biggest ever challenges - clearing the home of a chronic hoarder.
The deceased had also become a hoarder, not known to their family, who lived in Manchester. With the family's permission, the team have shared photos and videos from inside the home, which they say was one of their most challenging jobs. David added: "It can be nerve-wracking. 'We know what we were doing, and we knew that we were trained, but when your masks are on and you’re in there, it can be quite difficult to communicate with each other. It took the fire service and the undertaker a full half day to remove the deceased from that property because they had to clear a path through the belongings. It was so severe.
"The family did see the deceased quite a lot, but they always met outside the home. Hoarders tend to hide it very well, so they don’t like people visiting their property and can be quite reclusive. Even neighbours don’t tend to notice.David and Andrew deal with many extreme cleaning scenarios, including crime scenes, hoards, drug dens, and hotels. However, they believe that being able to relieve some of the burden of a grieving family makes the job worthwhile.
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