The Dirtiest House In Sheffield | Grimefighters | Filth 

Ik its kind funny

I recently re-watched an old Swedish childrensmovie, on a Dutch tv channel. Instead of dubbing it, we had a Dutch voice-over, that'd repeat whatever they said (they didn't say much to begin with.) At some point, a child was playing with a cat and an older woman said; 'Stop bringing my cat to your home, neighbour-child." The voice-over went; ''You can't bring the cat here each time', she says..." The woman in the video went: "You can play with the cat at mý place..." And the voice-over said; 'Miss Neighbour tells him, that he can play with the cat at her place. (silence.) I doubt he wants that.." I never realized that remark wasn't in the original text xD The voice-over just saw the child frowning and felt the need to add that explanation xD

That sassy voiceover guy sounds suspiciously like Michael Gambon aka Dumbledor (amongst others)

I just heard that part lmao i am dying hahahahhahahahahah

Thought you meant sassy the sAsquatch

Redditor house

Its surprisingly common.

I wanna know why people do this

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@@danielcj13 they're probably depressed

Usually if parents don't say anything, most of those rooms will end up looking like the one in the video. We all know this is true.

Or to much ants in ur room

This comment is perfect 🤣

lol

Just take a lesson from it, that when you get a place of your own, to keep it clean and tidy, and always throw away your rubbish and do the washing up.

I’m 31 lol

@@AB-gz9yb yeah and a bit noncy

anonymous UK 😔

@@MrHussain1998 are you okay

At least he could make a fortune out of selling cans 😂

They usually say the smell gets in the mask so they’re better off without 😭

The smell might get in their mask but better that then breathing in all those nasty fumes that can be toxic for their lungs.

Dust. High in fat? Low in fat? Dust.

Lee Gibbs ..... say what?

@@claire040776 I'm quoting a character from the TV series 'Little Britain.'

Ikr

I am more concerned about the fact that that place is so damaged also by neglect and nature the fact that it still has electricity with all that water damage and everything else that place could burst into flames

🤮🤮🤮🤮

Hahaha ikr

I wouldn’t even take a million dollars to drink out of the taps in that house hell the fact that even still has power let alone running water

I was thinking the same thing. They have no idea what's behind the walls and beneath the floors.

@@silasmcgee3647 ik this had nothing to do with the video but your pfp makes me lose hope in humanity

@@aaqka and everything about you makes me want to kick a dog my mom made this account while I was in early elementary And IDGAF what anyone thinks about it it’s never going to change from now till the end of time

Yo crib huh 😂😂😂😂😂

Same

I agree the thing is if you look in the bio of the RU-vid channel it tells you what tv shows it is. However when I go on the BBC I player ( I do live in England) it says nothing matches your search. But I know the TV show was a thing if you were alive during 2009 to 2011 you could of watched this Tv show

Full episodes would be great

adam yes please, I sometimes wish we could see the full story behind these homes. But I love the clips too. Is there an option to have both? 😄

@@AS-xi9df yes we would like to have 45 min episode

Best comment I’ve read all day 🤣🤣🤣

Someone probably left alone and gone mental

Very poor mental health.

...a beer drinker? 1:45

Probably the tenant died suddenly, hence the plate with leftovers in the fridge and cooked meals in the pots.

@@swiinka Even if you die suddenly your house will not magically turn into this. This person was disgusting! I actually knew a guy who lived like this usually they’re addicts or people with real mental health problems.

Hahahaha

😂 😂 😂

Not a good idea

🤣 I do it all the time to shows like this. To be honest I didn’t even think anything of it till your comment.

Yep, currently watching this while eating dinner.

Your a caring person Claire.

@@alancanham2956 She won't sleep with you, Alan.

@@alancanham2956 simp

Move to England eveyrone lives like this there

munterboy ..... that is stuffed up ..... that makes it even worse then that there are loads of people living like this!

Hmmm yea... as someone who lives in Sheffield this is what happens when you treat your poor like prisoners. This is likely a council house that was built after the Second World War.

They looked tiny!

Thats England for you

More like passage ways, I was thinking as I watched it, even my smallest bedroom in my house is bigger than those.

@@watfordman What you talking about? Depending on your salary and style of house.

Typically older British houses had a few small rooms upstairs called ‘box rooms’ that were built as storage spaces but expanding families (especially in council properties like this one) would use them for single bedrooms.

Ha, better than bursting in, as my aunt, when you sat on the toilet. 😱😱😱 What do you think ???

I’m glad things are going much better for you now 🤗.

I swear there was 2 unopened bottles of whisky or congac

No you shouldn't do, it's a health hazard!

I tend to unintentionally hold my breath when they’re about to do things like that as if I’m doing it myself 😂😂

The peas🤔

is your friend a drug addict?

Wolves WWFC1877 no he just use to drink alot, and hes an old fella around 60ish and probably sad because his daughter doesnt see him anymore because shes living that city life, and he also said he was sad because he doesnt have a partner, hes only got a flat, its not that messy but its like the start point of what a hoarder would be, he doesnt do drugs, he use to have weed for his back pain though a while ago but hes stopped now, hes even stopped going to the pub.

@@mybad.7164 He is lucky to have a friend like you. If it begins to get too much for you or if your friend is getting worse then please seek help for him... X

@Peter Stokes no but some of them are

Peter Stokes drug addicts are filthy they can’t even take care of their body if you need drugs to be happy just off yourself already

I agree. I work in a hospital and the majority of my patients are elderly and alone. When I read some of their hospital notes with their social history etc, it’s just shocking the way they live esp when they come in all happy and chirpy. You would never guess what kind of state they live in

Agreed!!

@@liveandletlive497 I am someone that hoards/hoarded stuff but I've kept it very clean. I don't drink or smoke, I don't have a pet, there's no food or anything organic in there, no pests or mould or otherwise. But there *are* big stacks of boxes, crafting-items, fabrics and materials and I only have a small home, there's no space left for me. So about 3 years ago, I told my "caretaker" (I have autism, she visited me twice a week) that I wanted to clean it up a bit and sort through the stuff. She left 2 months later, due to a career-switch and my new caretaker was a woman with OCD and an attitude like a provoked rhino. I had her 'help me' for about a year, but "cleaning up" with her was like trashing the place, as if I hated myself and wanted to destroy my items. She'd throw items away that were placed on the table or food that I was about to eat. She kept muttering; 'Gross!' whenever she found a few coins laying around and kept commanding; 'Away with this useless trash, away with this useless trash!" I'd then retrieve my headbands, necklaces, newspapers and shoes from the "bin"-box (clean box, to store the items that she wanted me to throw out) and I'd hide them in another box or bag, in the "already-cleaned" area. This went on for a year and at the end, she was fired because the other autistic people refused to open the door if she visited, out of fear. I was the only one that still let her in, but if I protested about throwing stuff out, she'd raise her voice, call me names and I'd just sit down and watch her throw it out. And cry afterwards, feeling like a complete failure. Then, I was told there would be a new caretaker soon. I was excited. Instead, they couldn't find anyone, but I did get a new neighbour, who threatened me with violence, prostituted herself loudly, abused her child and scream day and night (just at herself too) while trashing the house and breaking my gardenstatues. So I spend the 2,5 years during that situation, with escaping the noisy house, ignore the horrible noises, and buying more items and promising myself that 'when she's gone, I will craft again, I've got all the items I need." And near the end of those 2,5 years, my house was packed. The floor is still clean and clear, but there's boxes and stacks up the wall. Most things secondhand, some things new. I got a new caretaker near the end of those years and so, they did help me a bit, but it's a lot of work. I've donated a lot of stuff (about 14 shopping-bags of items, the big ones + about 8 bags of clothes) and I got rid of some large items, like a huge flowerpot and two cabinets. My house is about half as full as it was before. But it's very difficult at times, to figure out when to clean and when to go outside and enjoy the sun. And when to hold onto a project and when to let go. When to listen to the caretaker's opinion and when to trust your own judgement. Luckily, my new caretaker allows me to be human and asks questions rather than urging me to throw things out (which wouldn't be her place anyway.) After 2-3 questions (what do you want to use it for, do you think you'll need it soon, is there something you particularly like/dislike about it?) I already know, most of the time, whether it stays or not. We've worked through a lot of stuff this way. She writes down what I am missing (things that I threw out, but needed in a better quality or want in a different colour) and when I find it, I buy it. I manage my 'intake' of items carefully and thriftshopping (as a much needed relief) is done with care this time...not with the goal to drag as much stuff in as I can. Knowing I still have a (small and manageable) amount of "new inspiration" coming in, it allows me to get rid of other things easier. I bought a pillowcase and 5 books last week. After which I sorted through all my 8 (plastic) boxes of books and sold 3 full boxes to a teacher who has a children's library at her school. I'll keep up the good work :)

Widdekuu91 Sorry you had to to go through those horrible caretakers but I’m glad it’s all working out for you! There’s a big difference between hoarding and just being filthy so remember that! Definitely keep up the good work

@@liveandletlive497 Thanks :) It's also a good thing that the one I currently have, recognizes when I say; 'yes' when I mean 'no.' She also took on the task of (partially..not too much) finding a good home for some of the items. She'll take a picture and let me know where she brought the stuffed toys/dresses/scarf/glasses or she'll text me; 'The person who wanted the books, only reads crime-novels now, do you mind if I take it to the thriftshop?' and I can decide there and then, there's full transparency, that makes it very easy to trust her. Now I look back, as soon as the second caretaker started to secretly throw items away, I should've shut the door for her too. If I ever get in a similar situation, I will do that now :) Just because I have "made a mess" and collected too many things, doesn't mean I deserve hard treatment or scolding. Oh and my parents were always involved too, they always keep an eye out if they see me having a 'hoarding'-moment again (I'll call them and announce I want to go to the thriftshop for the third time this week) and they warn me, get the question-schedule and suggest to do something else. It's easy to recognize the signs now, usually I get the urge to take (many) new things into the house when there's sound-overstimulation around me or a certain type of stress or when a very-much-awaited-appointment is cancelled and I need to re-arrange my day. I now often recognize it myself too and either watch a DVD or pick up litter outside. Or I buy it anyway, put it in the hallway and then clean out a few boxes in my cabinets first, before I feel I am 'allowed' to bring it into the room. Use it as a motivation :)

Lol that make sense, I confused when I saw pda instead iphone, Andro or tab

My ex lives like this. Doesn’t care about his surroundings. It’s mental illness and usually addictions.

Abuse, squatting, mental illness, social disorders, probable alcoholism

it's a kind of fetish

Drugs and depression

With the number of beer cans, I lean towards depression and alcoholism from perhaps a middle aged person and then an elderly woman who was too sick to clean at all.

Aye so you did

@@owencowan2749 I am a lesbian

Lies

Where abouts in Sheffield was it? Looked a bit like a back street in firth Park to me

@GTA 5 Kingkong0581 dunno don't live there now, there's plenty of toothless cronies in Barnsley for ya. Piss off and find one

Maybe she didn't have kids.

I noticed that too! That was the only thing that looked new/clean

It’s two full bottles of famous grouse whiskey

Sounds like you're in need of a young lad to help out round the house 😏

@@kybravo3744 Go away simp

@@Kat-zi2tb Who are you? give me your Instagram I'll video call you

Same! I live in a 120 year old cottage. It takes a day or two for the dust to fall. I clean everyday, after my 7am- 6pm job, but living in such a gorgeous house is worth it, an hour a day keeps it pristine xxxx

Please do full episodes

@@AS-xi9df Full episodes please.

@@AS-xi9df full episodes plz

Full plizz

I'd just demolish it and n rebuild. You'll never get that grime out of that floor. It's already soaked into it. You will never get rid of that smell.

@@AS-xi9df i would love to watch 45 minute episodes

Lol I know. A few montgs ago i pretty much watched all the Extreme Home Cleans videos they have and I wanted more!. Its nice when they post a new one

@@seanyager3177 are you constipated

@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 Are you writing from Sex Offender Prison? Or out on Parole?

You are a callous ghoul . and shameless. These were the lives of suffering old folk who die alone and neglected.

@@AS-xi9df that would be sick actually, I definitely watch that. However I do enjoy waking up to a new filth video

Wish you guys would wear masks.

Are you constipated?

Same man!!

adam use to love the show when it was aired on tv

I remember the one program with that funny black kid can’t remember his name or what show it was from it was similar to this

FIRST GANG GANG GANG

@adam, we still okay to film your house next wk?

@adam Filthy yes from me!

adam Absolutely! Appreciate you and your team’s work on the channel!

Me too and I also love bathing and relaxing in filth

Don't listen to @@AS-xi9df - he doesn't wash his hands.

Do it yess

adam PLEASE DO

Michal X That`s what i thought 😃Always the same can!

Stones best bitter

@@TheWesty55 Stones isn't the best anything. It certainly is bitter though.

@Strange things are happening to Woody I realised after I cba changing it

eileen locke can they send those tenets a bill for the condition they left the house?