C4 Documentary series – Hoarder Next Door – Need Applicants

This is to all my followers and anyone needs help with hoarding. Do you know anyone that needs help, please call the below number.

C4 Hoarder Next Door

Dear Resident,
We are producing the second series of a Channel 4 documentary about people who compulsively hoard, shop and collect, and are currently looking for case studies. Our series aims to explore this often misunderstood condition, and offers tailored specialist help for those wanting change.
We know from experience that this is an issue which can affect anyone and everyone – an estimated 600,000 Britons collect items on a daily basis that many would discard. We understand that for many collecting can be a pleasurable past-time, however, there are others who will find it difficult to know when a genuine hobby can develop into an unwanted lifestyle.
We are currently meeting people who are potentially interested in featuring on the programme. If you feel this is something that you can identify with I would very much appreciate being able to have a chat to you about it. All calls are held in strictest confidence and there is no obligation to take part at all at this stage.
 The returning series of this ground-breaking documentary explores the psychological and practical impact of hoarding through the people who live with the condition. The series will feature ten principal hoarders, each with a particular goal or reason for wanting to change, and follow their lives as they try to tackle their hoard. Through the support of a psychotherapist and his specialist team, these central characters will undergo intensive therapy as they try to achieve positive changes in their lives and work with declutterers to reclaim their homes.
I would very much appreciate it if we could speak at a time that is convenient to you. My telephone number is below for you to contact me. Alternatively, you can email Dominique.belcourt@twentytwenty.tv
Kind regards and many thanks in advance.
Dominique Belcourt 0207 424 7701
We will keep your data securely and we will not pass your information on to any third parties who are not involved in the production without your consent.

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Babysitter Basket – all you need for your babysitter

Babysitter Basket

Babysitter Basket

Having a babysitter basket is the perfect solution when you are going out for the night. Everything in one place so you won’t be rushing around trying to find everything and explaining all the in’s and out’s to the babysitter. Then half way to the restaurant remembering that you forgot something. This will give you ease of mind and also very helpful for the babysitter.

Here’s a list of items you should consider to put in your babysitter’s basket.

• Make an A4 (laminated) list of all these details – Your home address and phone number (incase babysitter has to call for an ambulance or any services they will be able to tell them the address and phone number) – Your mobile number and any other contact they can call in case they can’t get through to you. – Doctor‘s name and address – Any information about your child’s medical condition or allergies (if they are taking any medicine or allergies to certain foods) – Any information about the home and safety related items and whereabouts. Information about daily routine (when you would like them in bed, bath or snack time etc.) You might want to add your children‘s favorite games and books to keep them occupied.
• Make an A4 (laminated) detailed list of how your appliances work – television, remote, oven, microwave etc. Also if you have an alarm how that works if in use. Just think of everything that they might use while looking after your children.
• In the basket put in a few snacks that your babysitter would like, and a drink. A note where they could find other snacks/drinks they might like.
• A detailed note on what the children are allowed to eat and when. What they can have to drink. Also if there are certain items that you do not want your children to have.

Now you have your babysitter’s basket ready and waiting you can enjoy your time out and know that you have it all organised.

Happy Night Out!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Date Night for Married Couples

Date Night

Date Night

Married people should never stop dating each other. This date night jar made with color coded popsicle sticks is a great way to keep it fresh and exciting.

Red sticks have more expensive dates on them that require planning on our part.

• Dinner at a fancy restaurant
• Bed and Breakfast
• Hotel stay for the night
• Weekend at a Spa
• Concert and dinner (his choice)
• Concert and dinner (my choice)
• Weekend away
• Couples Massage
• Theatre and a hotel

Dark pink sticks have “at home” dates:

• Fondue
• Takeout and board games
• 1,000 piece puzzle and pizza
• Football game and nachos
• Popcorn and a chick-flick
• Crosswords and breakfast for dinner
• Make a dessert together
• Homemade pizzas and an Italian movie

Light Pink dates have things we can do away from home but are less expensive than the red and don’t require as much planning.

• Dinner and a movie (my choice and his choice)
• Drive-In date
• Dessert only date
• Window shopping for the house
• Bowling
• Coffee Date
• Long walk and a pub lunch

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Works for you – Organised Buckets

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Works for you – Organised Buckets

We love and want to share our organised buckets with you.

The Car Wash Kit Bucket – everything you need to wash your car with all in one place.

• Shampoo
• Chamois Leather Cloth
• Sea Sponge
• Tyre Foam Spray
• Interior Dashboard Cleaner
• Air Freshener
• Paper Towels
• Wax

The DIY person in your life Bucket – everything you need for odd jobs around the home. All in one place for easy use.

• Tape Measure
• Crescent Wrench
• Vise Grip Pliers
• Claw Hammer
• Screw Drivers (Flat Head & Phillips)
• Nails and screws
• Level
• Knee pads
• Needle Nose Pliers
• Cordless drill & Bits
• Saw
• Stanley Knife
• Screws and Nails
• Paper and Pencil
• Tape
• Glue and filler’s
• Goggles and Protective Mask

The Cleaning House Bucket – a bucket filled with all you need to clean your whole house. Works for you loves the ‘Method’ products, they smell great and work wonders http://www.naturalcollection.com/shop/method/

• Paper towels
• Kitchen ‘Method’ daily kitchen Clementine spray
• ‘Method’ French Lavender all surface spray
• ‘Homecare’ Shiny Sinks Cleanser
• Floor Cleaner
• Shower/Tub and Tile Bathroom cleaner
• Bleach
• Toilet cleaner
• ‘Method’ best in Glass Mint Window cleaner
• Baking Soda
• Polish
• Rubbish bag
• Carpet powder (throw down 20 mins before vacuuming)
• Scrub and cloth
• Dustpan and brush
• Duster

Ofcourse it’s your bucket so you can put in whatever you use, we are just giving you some idea’s of what will be helpful. They are really handy to have and also to give as presents to anyone that is maybe moving to a new home, all you have to do is put a bow on it. You’ll be ultra organised and it works for you.

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6 Everyday Time-Savers

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6 Everyday Time-Savers …that anyone can do, at anytime. Make a Daily List Every night, write a to-do list for the following day to help you focus on what has to be accomplished. Identify the priority errands or projects so … Continue reading →