When ADHD Meets a Garage (FREE Organizing for Overwhelmed Family) 

The more I research ADHD the more the world and my life makes sense, why do I need literally everything I own to be on display so I can clearly see it every day? Because otherwise I forget it exists and I stop using it. This was so incredibly respectful 💕

Its been 9 months since my husband passed away and I started watching your channel. I am still plugging along getting rid of stuff, thankfully we have a lot of thrift stores here and in fact one gives you points for each bag you bring in a couple weeks ago those points turned in to $7 off my purchase in their store. I used that to buy a couple t shirts to replace old ratty ones. Its hard to resist going in to the thrift stores when I donate but I have managed to resist. There are heavy duty items in my basement that belonged to husband Table Saw for one I mentioned it to my husbands boss today that I was going to hire 1 800 Junk to bring it up and get rid of it, he said "Oh No don't do that I have a guy who'll do it for free" so one more big item will soon be out of my basement. I'm 61 and not able to lift heavy items I am thankful. Decluttering is going slower than I would like but I'm getting there thanks to videos like yours that show how. Thank you. Anna In Ohio

I showed this to my neurotypical husband to help explain how my neurospicy brain works. Today we cleaned and reorganized our bedroom. We used your grid pattern technique and it made it easier for me and we got done faster than the last time!! Thank you for helping me explain to my husband how I need to do this and why!

Mack, I truly find it difficult to put into words how inspirational you, Jason, and Em are. This is why so many of us care for you and your family! It's fantastic to have a RU-vid channel that is, informative, professional, and no bullshit. Just want to thank you all for being so honest and sincere! OK, carry on. 😊❤

"Beavers gunna beave, man." Wise words.

Your grasp of someone living with ADHD is awesome. Even though many of us have learned to compensate and manage our lives effectively , there are often some areas like this where we get overwhelmed. Non-judgemental help is a godsend! It's not that we pay no attention, it's that we pay too much attention, which often turns prioritization efforts into a shambles. Thanks for your kindness❤

I have never been a good housekeeper, and struggled for many years with my inability to keep my things in order. However, when I came out of cancer treatment two years ago my whole appartment was nearly morbidly cluttered and dirty from all those days that I had spent on the couch, feeling exhausted and tired. My sister came to the rescue and we took our time cleaning and decluttering. One room after another, we went through boxes, bags and lonely items, things that had been put away into oblivion, and even if I was often embarrassed (sp?) it was a huge relief. Since then I have been able to put to use my sister's rule of "each item into it's place and a place for every item", mostly. To keep up keeping up, I so do love watching your videos, for they are a constant funny and witty reminder that I am not a hopelessly lazy person. I have since then been able to mostly avoid buying crap and things that will just stand in the way and fill up space. In Germany, there is an expression for this, "Stehrümchen" , little things that sit on your shelves, desks and tables and simply take up space and serve no purpose whatsoever. Less clutter is a load off my shoulders... My sister has managed to be respectful and helpful at the same time, much like you and Jason are. Thank you for that.

In our family, we used to say that things that some well-meaning person put away for us were "cleaned into oblivion". The things are in the house somewhere, but are no longer findable without an exhaustive search.

The muffled yells of the moose! I'm dead!🤣

As someone with AuDHD (the doom piles + emotional attachment to every object is a killer combo) this little series has been extremely helpful to me. I'm trying to downsize as an absolute packrat moving into a smaller space, and this has made me feel like I can really spin kick those piles right in the face and shoo some of my extra moose away.

This video has everything- moose, talking boxes, funny voices! Love your compassion and understanding. I feel seen, but not disrespected. You and Jason work so well together, it’s a pleasure to watch. Garage Tetris is my favorite Tetris.

I cannot afford to donate to the Jason Fund however myself and the Australian Moose in my lounge wish Jason the best of wishes for his upcoming bubba. He has a fabulous dad so he is going to be a fabulous dad.

As a grown kid, born in 1980, I truly appreciate the educational value of Tetris, I hear you mention it as much as I say it, which validates my mindset of playing dishwasher tetris, fridge tetris, pantry tetris and rubbish bin tetris. Who needed school when all we needed was a Nintendo gameboy (to borrow off friends who weren't poor like my family) Its time my household played garage tetris before it gets out of control. Cheers mate 🤘

"Shut up you stupid, talking box"! Love it!! I've been using your formula to clean for the last couple of months. I wish I could show you the before and after pictures of three rooms!! 🌷🤗✨

A friend of mine went into my back garden and "helped" me to surprise me. She chopped bushes back that were slow growing and years later the planting hasn't recovered and I'm still feeling that my space has been violated. It's awful that I think this way, after all she was genuinely helping. Thanks for explaining this feeling more succinctly than me! Love from the UK x

I love love love that you adapt what you do to the people in the household you're working for. Your grasp of adhd, or hoarding or depression or disability and the different needs that come with that, is amazing. And you're non-judgemental as always and all of that together plus the effort you out into your cleanings is just admirable. You are a wonder, and your kids and helpers are saints too

200% with not surprise cleaning. When I was about 11yrs old, I thought I would try to help my mum by doing the dishes and loading up the dishwasher. She freaked out, redid the entire thing and I got in trouble for cleaning. It was probably the 1st inkling I had that she was not sane. That you can handle dealing with these issues makes you worthy of so much respect. It is really hard to cope with these things on the day to day. Kudos to Jason on the door and his impending bondage. Sorry, parenthood.

I’m learning so much from you about ADHD. I remember I went on a trip that kept me away from home 5 weeks. When I arrived home it was too a pristinely clean and tidied space. My mother had totally revamped my space. She did this thinking she was helping me. I was really upset for a long time, not because of her kindness but because in my mind I could no longer find things. I always feel like a failure because my environment is always a mess and no matter how much effort I put into keeping things neat and tidy I am never successful in maintaining that. I get bogged down by what I call “stuff” in my life. Jokingly, I tell people that I'm sure in a past life I had servants that dealt with everything.” The other aspect of my behaviours that I can relate to is never finishing anything. In a previous video I remember you mentioning that people with ADHD can start projects but commonly don’t finish them. If you give me a deadline on a project, I almost come to a stand still. Thankfully this does not occur when I have bills to pay. I am seeking therapy to help me with all of this. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for your support!

We cleaned and organized our son’s garage for his birthday.

I love that you said “Beavers are gonna Beav”! My husband has ADHD, I have ADD, but we don’t live in the Midwest. I’ve never in my life heard such amazing and understanding language coming from another human being! 😮 Wow! My friends and neighbors really aren’t allowed in our house 😬🙄 it’s definitely cluttered but we also have our hoarding issues. May Heaven bless you! ❤

Have I told you about the economics of altruism? It was my absolute favourite class in college. So no, you don’t worry about any space going “back” to any place once you are done. You have received the economics of altruism. So has the person or people you are helping. And that is way more than enough. I know. I got an A. 😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🇬🇧

It's very nice to see someone without the disorder be so understanding of the disorder! I struggle daily with clutter but am learning to section it as you said. That way it doesn't feel so overwhelming to clean and I don't get anxiety over where to begin. ♥ Family members can learn a lot from watching your videos!!

Jasons door cleaning was insane and well done for mentioning Barbie.

Mack, I REALLY appreciate your voice-overs! So funny, and very helpful to me as I learn about my husband’s relationship to his “stuff”. You’re probably saving our marriage of 36 yrs AND my sanity! You and Jason are the best! Wish we lived nearby and I’d be working alongside. ❤️ from California.

Dakota is doing an excellent side-eye in the ending photo.😊

As someone with ADHD I cannot stress enough how great it is to have clear stackable containers, line of sight labels, and picture labels. (I've even made room planograms before. lol I have had that sucker taped to both sides of the garage door at one point. ) I have issues with out of sight out of mind, but I also cannot stand not having open space on the floor. This has lead me to throwing stuff in closets or boxes, telling myself that I'll get to them later, and completely forgetting the mess waiting to fall on my head when I open said closet. (I won't even get into the hell that is sorting through paperwork and mail. )

One of the best things I did with being ADHD was to set up some shelves and buy some bins all the same style and size (I opted for those black bins with yellow lids). In the garage we have them line the wall so the car can still fit (although it meant that a passenger had to get in and out before the car got in the garage). In the basement it limits how much is stored and keeps the storage to a limited area as well. That is a commitment I made to myself when I set up the system: To only store things in bins on shelves so no migrating, no expansion. I also need the bins to be moveable by myself so I had to limit the weight of them. The shelves required that heavier things go on bottom and lighter things go on top. It is a long process setting this up if you are decluttering in conjunction with setting up the organization system. Labeling and inventorying are very helpful to your future-self, too. I wish these folks had the resources to buy some uniform shelving for their garage. But that's just me and my aesthetic. Thank you to Midwest Magic for doing these jobs and giving us inspiration: It can be done!!! One additional benefit: By setting up this sort of system, you are buying time to later review the bin contents when you have less contact/more emotional distance. I recommend taking the bins outside into the sunshine so you get a really good look at their contents. It makes it easier to declutter since you are now closer to the trash can/curb and can set the items free to others who desire/need them more than you do now. The bins act like the shelf by shelf method by Dana White except you are not even looking at these things on the daily (unless you live in the basement or are frequently in your garage). Also if detailed inventorying isn't your thing, just take a photo of the contents from the top down to give you a bird's eye view of the contents and keep that photo labeled with the bin label so you can view them from your computer/phone. I recommend using shelves rather than stacking bins as it eventually impacts the structural integrity of the bin and they are likely not recyclable. Once the bin in damaged likely the contents will be too.

I hope Jason's home repairs go smoothly with a minimum of surprises.

What’s also so great about your videos, besides everything and particularly this one, is that you are demonstrating HOW YOU DID IT to those of us who may be absolutely overwhelmed even thinking about where to begin. Your messaging throughout is always on point and very easy to follow. Ty again for all you do.

Looks a lot better and the door Jason cleaned, wowsers 😍 Mack's clearing the moose out of Illinois one house at a time. Good girl Dakota 🐾🐾

Would love to see your repairs in Jason’s house. Will you be making videos of it?

I loved your video today. Your narration is hilarious as well as informative without being patronising ❤.. I have not only learned so much about myself (every description makes perfect sense to me) but understand how it had affected my life . I’m definitely going to forward this to my children so that they understand me better. I was incredibly fortunate to have stumbled across your videos, I was hooked from day one and I can now see light at the end of tunnel. I was drowning with boxes 📦 and each time I looked into them ‘needed’ everything.. I could not breathe, I was berating myself every day which is exhausting 😮.. I have taken your advice and ran with it and now (after such a short time) I can see my floor. I have light coming in and yes even though I don’t want to I open my curtains every day.. I didn’t bother before. A million thanks ❤❤❤

The kick in the tush with the “out of sight out of mind” problem is that we sit stuff down, forget where we put it, forget that we still own it and buy a replacement. So by putting all the stuff back into like minded grouping, we can see what we actually have. When my aunt passed we found 4 vacuums in her home (severe ADHD with cptsd is my theory)…I know I have an annual reminder set on my phone to go thru the house, find 100% of the cleaning supplies, combine all like bottles and put everyone back in a central location. It helps to remove windex from the mental shopping list when you know you have 2.5 full bottles in the purple tote under the sink left hand side, behind the basket of towels. 😂😂😂

I'm a definite clutterer. I love throwing things away, but if there's a horizontal surface there will be stuff on it. These videos have helped me do a little at a time and not feel guilty for taking breaks. Your voiceovers crack me up, and I admire the heck out of what you do.

Such a clear concise explanation of people with ADHD and how they live. Not to mention we get to watch you two yahoos do what you do best... Moose and box wranglin. Fantastic video as always! Dakota's eye-ballin you and smilin, like, What arrrre youu doinnnn?? Too stinkin cute. Howdy from Washington 💛🖤💛

So glad this video came out tonight. I am going to attempt to clean my daughter garage that is like this one and I am almost positive she has ADHD. I have learned so much from you that has helped me understand my daughter. I’ve learned how to try to help her too without making it worse! Thank you Mack so blessed to have come across your videos!

Every single house looks just like my Mom's. I swear my mental health improves watching similar spaces finally get cleaned and organized.

I probably should clean up my own ADHD mess instead of watching someone clean up an ADHD mess

I really hope you make a series about the home repairs. It could be the start to Jason’s RU-vid

Amazing as always. One thing I do with boxes knowing that any labels of contents won't stay trutful is to number them and take a photo of the insides before closing them (with the number in the picture). Then you can make decisions later about what to throw/give/retrieve without having to climb into the piles in the storage. Just "I need to find box 7 and 12".

Nice walk space! We need to do this in our garage, hubs is ADHD but he's doing better now that I understand and can help him instead of getting frustrated, thanks to your instruction.

I have also started using your grid method to clean, it’s stops it becoming a mammoth task and making me feel overwhelmed, keep up the good work, and the videos 👍🏻

I have so much respect for the people whose houses appear in your videos. Not only are they asking for help, but they've almost certainly been through hell with those sassy moose in their homes.

Damn, that mosquito net had a revenge plan when you put it into place, but you just ignored the flip kick like it was air. Hero! Also (can't point it out enough), thank you for always respecting whatever the reasons are for the house-humans' clutter, and for explaining the connections in these videos. I'm more than sure this knowledge helps everyone who wants to start doing something about their own stuff, or who want to help others, and with truly best intentions.

The cash versus baby shower thing is a good idea. Everybody loves buying baby stuff but fixing the floor where the baby will live and before you know it crawling is of paramount importance. I believe in all instances giving cash in lieu of something the parents can’t use. Good job on the garage, there is a large path. The best you can expect when you can’t throw anything away.

I love Post 10. He has more respect for this planet than any other person I can think of. He found a mound of trash (old tires, a car bumper, a three-piece couch, etc.) that someone had just dumped out in the country and I think it actually caused him physical pain to see that. He moved as much as he could move by himself and got it out by the side of the road so a highway crew could pick it up and haul it away and his comment was that "Some low-class individual dumped this stuff here." He simply could not comprehend how anyone could treat their environment with this level of disrespect.

I love watching your video's. I get inspired to go clean up my home and find areas where I need to get rid of stuff. It's hard to get started cleaning or motivated to get rid of clutter when you are overwhelmed and tired to begin with and this helps to motiviate me to do that.

I’ve never caught any upload so quick before! This is fun😅

I coudn't go to bed without seeing your video. I was checking every five minutes all day long. Now i can sleep peacefully. Good night !

I just wanted to let you know how much your videos mean to me. As a person with ADHD, I’ve always struggled with motivation and cleaning. Your videos are funny, informative, motivating, and nonjudgmental. They’re the kick in the pants I need to get going without the guilt and feeling bad about myself. ❤ Please keep posting!

I wish I had something new to say, but I don't. You might get sick of hearing how awesome you and Jason are, in spite of it being true ❤ So the algorithm can have the upvotes from all the moose you herded out of the garage plus me and deal with it. Have a great week, everybody! 😘

It's surprising how much room you can make just by tidying and sorting. Another great job from the dynamic duo! 😎👌

I appreciate this video for the parts you didn’t speed up that much so we can see how thorough and diligent you are when at work. It does take time and thoughtfulness and you are so generous with both of yours. Ty. 🇬🇧

Well done Mr. Fistknuckle and Jason, well done! Those garage moose are at least psrtially responsible for that garage situation. Yup, caught out, they are

Congratulations Jason and wife! Wonderful news!

This is my plan today in my dad’s garage. There are boxes that have been in there for more than 20 years. I am transferring everything to plastic tubs.

WOW! I'm impressed! Great job! Congratulations on the new expecting child/grandchild and hopefully the funds will help him out to repair the house!

I’ve got a room in my house that is just this, craft supplies from dollar tree and clothes 😅 Maybe this is my sign to get to work on that? Y’all did awesome! I know that family appreciates y’all so much. ❤

Hi Mack, thank for this video particularly and your channel as a whole, am a anxious universe student who also working and i never feel motivated enough to clean my room but since watching you guys not only i clean, i also DECORATE! And surprisingly, life is not all about doing the right thing but also the pretty thing (like urself) so thanks🌸

My cleaning angel. You got them a very good, safe path through the Garage. Job well done as usual. Jason, I'm hoping you receive a goodly some so all the repairs can happen. I just know you are going to be a great Dad because you have learned from the best.❤

I CAN'T WAIT FOR BABY JASON

Considering that you weren't allowed to throw anything away, you did a great job. At least they can walk through the garage now. 😂 Be proud of yourselves because each time you go to someone's house, you make a difference. 😊

Mack, I love this consolidation! ❤. It’s what I try to do about twice a year when my husband has done DIY in our house. Once he has finished, he dumps whatever tools, paint trays etc into plastic bags in our small garage “out of the way” then forgets about them. They then build up so I can’t walk through the garage, which is the only access into our back garden ( we live in a terraced house in the UK) and I’m always screaming “ I just want to be able to walk through the garage!!” Fortunately the “moose 🐁 loose about our hoose” in our country are much smaller than your USA “bigger is better” ones, so they take up less room in our garage, ( and they don’t talk!) but they do like to make nests in old shoes and last time, I found an old trainer (sneaker) filled with peanuts that a wee mouse had stolen from our bird table! We have a very good reason for completely clearing the garage soon, as the council is going to close the local dump soon, so this will be our final chance to get rid of stuff we have been holding onto for too long, “just in case”. Thanks Mack and family for all you do!! ❤

Subscribed to Barbies channel, she had 93k when I stopped by. That door was ridiculous! so white from just a wipe over. When we moved cupboards in my uncles bedroom you could see the paint colour difference on wall from smoking in room over the years.

How heartwarming to witness your support of Barbie, et al. I will subscribe and watch….after I’m done with this one lol. 💪🏼👏🏼🇬🇧

Thank you for your videos, I came for the relaxing effect of seeing someone clean, stayed for the funny comments and I ended up with discovering things about myself. I dont know if I have a type of ADHD (it's almost impossible to get diagnosed here if you're an adult) but every time you say "out of sigh out of mind" and "don't clean people places without their consent" I see myself. I had years of conflict with my mother who's a clean freak, she would come to my place when I was at work and sort, throw away and move stuff. I was getting furious. She finally understood and stopped doing it but she's still telling me all the time "you should put this here" and when I say no she goes "well, I guess I'm stupid since my ideas are rubbish to you". I wish she could understand english better and watch your videos, maybe she'll understand I'haven't been in a rebel phase against her for 30 years, it's just even if I know it comes from love, her attitude is very bad for me. I get rash everytime she visits, mind you :D Please, if you're a type of person like my mom, don't clean or comment if someone refuses your help, we're not disrespecting you, we just can't handle it.

My husband has some similar problems, and I have my own struggles with depression and physical problems. Seeing these videos always helps me get "over" some of the "whelm", and I appreciate seeing more awareness out there.

I LOVE you guys. It is so refreshing to listen to people who respect others and are discerning. I enjoy watching the process as well and your sense of humour! Good on ya!

Sage advice. I believe any cleaning or maintenance on the home is never a waste of time or effort. One mustn't believe chores to be fruitless or an exercise in futility. A chore describes 'a turn, an occasion, a movement, the return or coming around again of a time'. They are a natural part of life. We cannot let the crippling thoughts of pessimism prevent us from having a go, or making an attempt. That straighten up, clear out 'spring clean' can work wonders for your brain and body like a breath of fresh air, better than any drug or treat. Who knows what breakthroughs might occur with an individual during those few weeks of clarity?

Listen, this whole video inspires me. I just moved, and my garage is a disaster area right now. To see this garage arranged nicely and a clear path from the front door to the garage door makes me want to get out there and clean mine. But seriously, that last shot of your puppers face is the best part!! Thanks for what you and Jason do!! Congrats Grandpa!! 🤠

Happy to see you didn't put that adorable dog in a bin in the garage, He's way too cute!!! Also, I am typing this note to say "It's all your fault!!!!" Since I have little money and ALOT of time, I will be spending the next several days cleaning my house, inspired by YOU!!! (and Jason) Let me begin by clarifying that my 'house' is a 30 foot RV with little to no storage so it is bursting at the seams with WAY too much stuff. I am one of those who hate to throw things away because once I do, I will need it. But I digress and those 33 gal contractor trash bags are crying to be filled. I know it will ne difficult for me, but it must be done. Thank you for all your inspiration. I look forward to having a home I can actually move around in. Love watching your videos, keep up the great work!!!!

All right, I like the "grid" idea... I am going to try that.

You do amazing work and your channel gives me hope in sorting out my mom's storage after she passed away from dementia last November. As mom's full time, live-in caretaker, there was never time to sort through her storage while she was alive. I wish you were closer to where I live. Bless you for your good work!

This is such a great piece, and so, so helpful. I know high-level hoarding has an audience, but this is more common, at least IME. All I’ve dealt with has been basically “too much stuff” and becomes overwhelming. It’s not really gross dirty, and yes the ppl really do know where things are. Mac’s description of “on top of the thing and under the block that’s next to…” is spot on. But the space no longer functions and it’s way overwhelming. Just tossing the boxes and obvious trash is huge. And dealing with broken things that were to be fixed “someday” but now rusted/unusable. And clothes/textiles that molded. Paint that solidified. Electronics outdated. But any bit of consolidation/organization helps. It may not look like much has been done, but it’s like the kid at the beach when a storm washes up thousands of starfish. He helps some back in the water, but adults tell him don’t bother, theres too many for his efforts to matter. The kids response: “well, it matters to the one I helped.” Mac and Jason did great to set these owners up for more, if/when they choose. Providing *any* organization and “breathing space” is huge. Anyone who wants to help others might also think about clear containers/bins. “Out of sight, out of mind” is a really big thing with ADHD. So are all the extra cleaning supplies. Good intentions, but follow-through is hard. Even with therapy….look! A shiny new moose! Must spin kick! But first change shoes. Oh look! Mac’s jeans! Where’s his watch? Gotta sort my jewelry. Etc.

Thanks for the doggo shot at the end! 🐾🥰

My hero! You all do such great work. I have been watching you for a couple of years and you have never, ever asked for contributions. You love your children very much. You are a good man and that is why we watch you every week faithfully. See you next week. 😎

You just helped me clean and organize my office back into a bedroom for my kiddo. Thanks!

I don’t have adhd, but even so, I wouldn’t want such a surprise “gift.” God bless you again and I bet you are no longer strangers to the brave person or persons you worked with you to enhance their wellbeing. Amen. 🇬🇧

My new toilet connection failed and sprayed full blast for at least 24 hours. My basement, full of my mother’s hoard (don’t ask) 😂 was totally soaked. Makes this decision a lot easier! This episode is gold! Three weeks in and with new floors AND walls, it is beginning to come together.

The amount of compassion and understanding you have is so healing to hear. I'm not sure if I have ADHD, but I relate so much to the sentiments you are describing. I remember four times in my life that family members or close friends "helped" me by cleaning, and I still feel intense sadness when remembering those situations.

Can you show how you fix the subfloor? I have same issue and cannot afford to hire anyone to do it. Maybe it is something I can do...

Thank you for your videos. They genuinely make me happy and calm my anxiety. Your commentary is top notch comedy gold!! 😂

Thank you so much for being understanding and nonjudgmental about ADHD and how it affects many of us who have it. I have learned much from you. You are helping me on my journey to uncover and recover and my space.

You & Jason do such a thoughtful job cleaning for others! 🎉Thank you for the difference you make in other’s lives! You inspire all of us!

Wow, what an incredible transformation! Mack, you and Jason did an amazing job organizing this garage in a way that is respectful of the homeowner's needs. It's so important when helping someone with ADHD to work within their organizational system rather than completely changing it. I love how you took the time to understand how the homeowner finds things and consolidated items into labeled bins while keeping things in similar locations. The before and after pictures show how much more functional the space is now while still honouring the homeowner's belongings. I can really see your patience and understanding shining through in how you handled this big cleaning project. Thanks for sharing such a great example of helping someone in a way that works for their unique needs!🌟🙏🏻

As someone with ADHD it is super helpful to hear how well you understand the struggle with getting organized. I'm pretty sure my dad also has ADHD. My mom has never understood how we both can let things sit in the same place for a long time, "looking messy"

I just want you to know that you have inspired me to get off my ass and clean my house. Because now I look at the mess and say to myself " WHAT WOULD MACK DO" so we need a shirt that says that!!!!! Because we do. Thank you for being that person that doesn't judge. Just help without judgement ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Our garage has a long way to go yet, but your videos are helping me find ways to deal with the madness while hopefully not being as intensely overwhelmed. I suspect it would add way too much time to your task, but I will say that using a label maker and printing labels for all 4 sides of my tubs with just the general idea of contents (baking supplies, party supplies, electronics, etc) has helped a lot. Even with clear tubs the “out of sight, out of mind” issue gets us some, so labels kind of keep it more “in sight”. Just an idea to add in for others with ADHD and other disorders that’s helped my household. Thanks for the cleaning tips, too, I’ve been using pretty much all of them! ❤

Hi Mack Cindy here Tom's wife. I love your enthusiasm and eagerness to make life easier , if only for a while. You do make a difference

Great job, as always. And love the picture of Dakota at the end!

I plan on cleaning out the garage, also tons of stored items in the spare bedrooms and have one huge garage sale soon. Some of the vintage items will go to a local auction.

Proud to be a met of your cult with the talking moose and boxes.

So happy Jason will get his home fixed.

Thanks for another great video. I have a 23 year old son who has ADHD , and I have learned a lot about this by watching your videos. I like a very neat and organized house, so it's been a compromise. I leave his room alone and occasionally will dust or vacuum in there. I have to be careful not to move anything out of its place or he gets upset. He is also on the spectrum, trying to figure out help for him. Thanks for the humor, too. Best of luck to Jason on the home repairs and, of course, the new baby ❤ from FL.

"Shut up you stupid talking box." That made my day.

I learn so much about ADHD and Autism when watching your channel. My adult daughter living in my house has ADHD. She is a hoarder of clothes, shoes, and tools. Between everything she has a lot of mess, which takes up space in the whole house. Now I am looking forward to decluttering and playing Tetris with all her boxes. Thank you. You are doing a great job all the time. And the moose is back!

Loving the side eye from the dog!

My dad was the kinda guy whose "filing system" looked like an absolute disaster but if it was something HE put down, HE knew exactly where it was and it drove him up the wall if you ever "cleaned" anything up without his direct supervision. I store stuff the same way but I'm not as good as remembering where I put things. :P

This exactly in my family, too. Piles looking like chaos but find one exact pice by one touch. But it is not dirty and omg you need to put it back at the exact same spot after use. In my room I start to categorize things in stackable transparent boxes while renovating. Half of it was non used stuff over years from my one household. Now I am living with my parentes again to take care of them. Tough, good stuff is packed for fleamarket season in May. Thanks for sharing and motivating me by sharing your awesome videos. Habe a nice First May Day and Blessing from Germany

I adore post 10! He is such a sweet genuine young man.