Selling All My Possessions to Pay for Housing | Storage Hoarders | Only Human 

I love how the old bedroom furniture has wheels so that it can be moved and the floor cleaned. I have two dressers which I bought at a flea market with wheels like that. I would never get rid of them. It is so practical.

In the US the wardrobe can be converted to wine storage or linens etc. That wardrobe is lovely! A good cabinet maker can help you make it happen

Wardrobes here on the west coast of U.S. go for a lot! Often, folks put shelves in them. My mom had her stereo and old L.P. collection in hers.

I'm watching this again, I hope Pat got her bungalow!!!!! WE NEED UPDATES!!!

As there are so many possessions that have a longer “lifespan” than people we must reuse or recycle them. And produce things in materials that makes them easy to recycle.

Pat needs a new realtor in France. Maybe she could have sold just enough to finance returning to France and pushing for a sale, then returning with more $$$$.

If she lived without that stuff for so long she does not need it. Simple as that.

I think the widow with all possessions from the marriage, three hours is very little time. Good the antic specialist could trace the valuable things.

in Canada Pats furniture would be worth hundreds and hundreds of dollars her wardrobe with be worth at least a thousand ..

this isnt a hoard it's her life. poor woman! (Pat)

I have a dear friend who has a houseful of stuff like this. Sadly - she thinks its worth thousands of dollars. I truly hope this helps some people get a little more realistic about the monetary value of the things they love.

It's sad because most of the things have sentimental value, but this doesnt translate in monetary value.

These storage horders have things of great value 💰💸📦 cash in money is a waiting for you.

I've got that canteen of cutlery! Thank you Paul, I'm happier to let mine go now, too :-) .

At 2:53, the presenter states the woman's husband was an antique dealer. Then at 2:56, the woman's son said that his father was an antique collector. There is a big difference between the two. At 10:50, the presenter suddenly calls the stored goods "collectables". Calling the 8-foot tall clock a "collectable" was a mistake. As it is over 100 years old, it would be an antique. Does she really know the difference between an antique and a collectable? Go back to the beginning and listen to how she describes herself. Finally, at 35:55, the "expert" evaluator states that the couple "have some good quality antiques" when most, maybe all of the items are collectables. Is this "reality" programme a sham? 'nuf sed.

yet again, the so called 'hoarder' (Rick) is being bullied by someone (his sister) who consider's his stored belongings as 'junk' while her own house seems to be full of the glass, blue and white china and silver trinkets that she has collected. How would she feel if she had had to put her whole life into storage for some reason, and then be told her belongings were all 'junk'. People never seem to recognise their own faults. And Aggie is not the 'expert' she claims to be. Real 'hoarding' is a serious disorder that needs careful treatment to overcome. Simply ordering someone to ditch a lifetime's worth of belongings and memories/emotions will not cure it. It's about more than how much you can sell stuff for. (I speak as the daughter of a mother who genuinely WAS a hoarder, and who would have told Aggie to p*** Off if she'd tried this lark on her!) I have no idea why I still watch this.

I'm not impressed by the "antiques expert" who handles items without gloves. Very unprofessional. The unglazed bisque statues are especially vulnerable to the oil on his hands.

What are the chances? Between one and zero. 🤣

Pats furniture would sell for hundreds in the US

Pat is delusional. things are only worth what people are willing to pay for them..

Can't be disappointed your items didn't sell you should be happy they didn't sell because of your reserves

When he's in the mood to dance, his entourage _WILL BE IN THE MOOD TO DANCE, ALSO._

Ridiculous low prices for good antiques. Looks shonky to me. They should sell it on EBay.

Why am i here.

I thnk they should have auctioned the Grandfather clock, she would I feel have gotten a lot of money

This reminded me of Philip Larkin’s poem, “Sunny Prestatyn,” also partly about the passage of time and loss: www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48415/sunny-prestatyn

They need to let go of the stuff that is not even gonna make money 🤷

The family should have moved to France! Not the other way 'round!

Rick and his sister look like they need the money for a care home

Sometimes people have things they can make money from, most of the time theres no value in it. In USA this one storage company put up a sign "Because your stuff need a home also". Yeh, right. Either at a resale store or garbage dump. If I cant keep it in my apartment, I dont want it. Excess stuff doesnt need a home. Storage--big business. Just to make money. So dont get rid of it. Keep paying the storage company for the rest of your lives. Thses people r wealthy. They have money to throw away. Most of us dont.

I find this show very repetitive during each program. We hear and see the same information two sometime even three times during each segment. Also, the hostess comes across as very much a know-it-all and she isn't. She's quick to be critical. On this segment she made a comment to the hoarder about why he would need more than one of a certain item. His reply to her was priceless and she had no answer. He asked her how many pairs of shoes she could wear at once; after she one, he asked her how many pairs she owned and she had no answer. This same woman has no sense of someone's private space. I certainly wouldn't put up with it. I do apologize for my comments but I won't be watching any more shows. Secondly, sometime only a portion of the story is told. For instance, one of the segments explains how a young man moves out of the hoarder's home - he just couldn't take the mess anymore. It would be nice to know if things ever changed. The same goes for all of the hoarders in general. It would be great to have a follow-up show after a year or two to see if the clean-up sessions were successful long term. Last but not least, I want to see the hostess' home to see if she practices what she preaches. Thank you for hours of entertainment but this is my last.

FIRSTT

Second yayy

This show cd be 20-30 minutes if not for the CONSTANT neeeeeeeedless repetition 🤬

Rick needs the money to pay for his "sister's" gender reassignment.

Im sorry but this woman (Maggie) went from wearing a lab coat and looking for bacteria to being a hoarding expert. It's disingenuous and disappointing