Curly Gives His Parents' Messy Room A Makeover 

Such a mom move I can definitely relate lol

Literally, my mom will rewash the dishes if she doesn't think it's done well enough.

"double the trouble" as my mum calls it :P

But its had so much stuff on it and probably has scratches

@@leeshabroda i mean yeah but sometimes that's all you got.

The art student can probably just put a big cutting board on top if there are scratches on the table~~ I know it’s another expense, but most artsy people need a big cutting board anyways.

@@leeshabroda beggers can't be choosers. Sometimes what you get when you need it is the biggest help than waiting forever and never getting the cream of the crop of 2nd hand things

leeshabroda those tables can also be refinished. A clear epoxy coat would fill in scratches and smooth out the top with very minimal cost. 😸

This is awesome & decorating is such fun! You're a wonderful daughter!

I completely agree w/@view finder youre an awesome daughter! 💕💕🤗

Thank you ladies its the least we can do to give back to our parents and all the sacrifices they do for us! 😘

I did the same but outside! My brother and I put up a new fence in my parents' backyard and it looks so nice

@@haelay24 thats amazing! I can only imagine how good it looks! I've noticed you start bonding more with your siblings as well and I'm sure your parents loved it and are proud of you! I've been recording timelapse of what we've been doing maybe posting it in a video once we complete everything. HOpefully it turns out well!

My bf is puerto rican and hes the same. There are just open totes of stuff, unorganized, all over the place. I understand pictures and things are important but organization is the difference between a hoarder and a collector.

I think is more that we don't throw away anything. We give sentimental value to a lot of things and refuse to get rid of them.

The hoarding room

The "storage" hoarding room.

My mother-in-law has a room like this. I originally thought it was a junk closet, then I was helping her grab something from there and I realized it was a whole room!! There was a stationary bike, boxes stacked ceiling high, and just so much crap. She had old toys, a broken freezer, old clothes, every piece of paper or award her kids ever got..etc. it was crazy

She the Original Curly 💕💕

My very Salvi mom is a category 5 hoarder lol. I once tossed an old rusted metal dish rack and bought a plastic one and she almost went dumpster diving for it and kept asking why I threw it away because "it's still useful and I don't like the plastic ones." Seven years later and she still has the plastic dish rack I bought haha.

@@TheEmmyGomez like no que no te gustaba lol

Same girl same

Same, my dad was a big hoarder not the tv show level, but I think that's only because he had to share the house with my mom and us kids, even just trying to buy him some bins to put things in and help him organize the stuff he had did not go well lol.

lol YES that part though!

My mom too. She has a ton of gowns from the 80s that I know she’ll never wear because they’re very of that time and too fancy to wear daily. And she keeps buying new gowns when a wedding happens anyways.

Muchisimas gracias Janelle por haberle ayudado a mi hijo CurlyV en su casa anteriormente, and then getting one of our rooms organized too!

but you could be saving all of that money 😶

@@Suedepants100 It's only like a hundred dollars a month.

@@incorrect15 Yeah, I guess you are right. But, what if the things have sentimental value, and your apartment is too small? No, but you are absolutely right. I have to just get rid of stuff. Take a picture of it, so I can have a memory and then donate it to the Goodwill for someone else to enjoy.

Janet Wood just an idea, maybe with the very sentimental stuff (if you can limit to favorites maybe) you could display them in your house, maybe on a shelf, bookcase (incorporate them in your house decor) etc. that way you have them but actually enjoy them. If they sit in a storage room collecting dust, you’re spending lots of money in the long run and you’re not even enjoying them or seeing them :/ anyway, best of luck!

​@@MsJanetWood -- wow... "only" a hundred dollars a month? Let me be brutally honest: that is $1,200 a year!! If you instead put that money in a piggy bank (or savings account) you could afford an awesome trip overseas EACH YEAR! So it's actually a LOT of money. But yeah, I totally get that a lot of things have sentimental value, but I'm sure it's possible to get rid of SOME stuff... you don't need every single drawing you made in middle school or every single postcard you ever got, lol... and as for clothes, books, etc: go through them, be brutally honest with yourself whether you really need to keep them OR could potentially donate them. Anyway. To each his own -- I don't mean to be judgmental, but I know friends that have had a storage unit for 2-3 years, they initially got it just to keep "a few things" until they'd get a bigger apartment, but then once they did move into a bigger space they ended up getting new furniture etc... so they ended up STILL not having enough space in their new apartment for all their stuff. So they kept the storage unit, on and on and on.... and to think how much money they WASTED on a storage unit over 3 years or so is quite heartbreaking, when you think of it as being $3,000+ or so.

😂😂😂 same! My MIL does the same. But I think she does it because maybe growing up she didn't have much so she cherishes everything she owns. She is not a dirty person at all though, I call her a clean hoarder. She has 3 blender machines and only one works, and she won't throw away the other two, they are stored in her kitchen. She has new pots and pans but won't use them because she doesn't want to ruin them but uses old pots and pants that have broken handles and uses those instead, she once even kept using a broken wooden spoon until one day it mysteriously disappeared. She has blankets and sheets neatly folded in bulky drawers she doesn't use and keeps all my kids old clothes that don't fit them at all aswell in those drawers (I tell her she just needs to get rid of them but she says she want to keep them to take back with her to her country when she visits... she always goes and never takes anything) My Sister in law says she is going to wait until her mom goes on vacation again so she can clear out everything her mom doesn't use and just holds on to.

@@11alliLo"mysteriously disappeared " lol

Some of my neighbors have 2 car garages that are stuffed. How? Just how did it get that filled?

Yep. My sister had our garage and attic filled with her and her kids stuff until we told her to come get it or it was going in the trash since we were moving.

recoil53 one of my neighbors even has a ton of cars as clutter. I wonder what their house must look like.

I’m 34 and I cannot find it within myself to get rid of my Spice Girls and Britney merch. Maybe my daughter will like it when she gets older.

Exactly my thought when I heard it, I've never seen Spice Girls stuff at Value Village or GoodWill, would love some of the things I had in the 90s again.

Lol it’s cause in Spanish we say “ por que? Para quien?”