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Six days before the council returned: Bea's race to save a tenant's home

The September free clean, which cleared a hoarded flat and refurnished it for an elderly resident, is closing in on two million views.

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CleanwithbeaStory of October 3, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

6 Days To Clean Or She’s Homeless

Bea posted nothing new over the past seven days. Her channel kept moving anyway, running about a third above its usual daily pace.

Most of that comes from "6 Days To Clean Or She's Homeless," posted in early September. The description sets out the deadline. An elderly resident had six days before the council came back for safety checks, and if the flat was not safe and accessible by then, she would lose it. Bea's team found it heavily hoarded, with an active mice infestation and most of the furniture ruined. The description describes years of grief and declining mental health behind it. The chapters follow the clearing, days of scrubbing nicotine and grease, and a refurnished home at the end. Bea calls it her most challenging free clean yet and puts its cost at £4,578. She also asks viewers not to try to identify or contact the woman.

The resident kept her home, the description says, and is now getting ongoing support. The video is now near 1.9 million views.

Behind it, two older free cleans keep a steadier trickle: a summer biohazard job and a Glasgow flat from the spring that Bea titled "The Free Clean That Still Breaks My Heart."

Among home and DIY channels of her size, Engineezy and 5MadMovieMakers are drawing the biggest daily audiences, and Blacktail Studio Uncut is running at more than double its usual pace. AvE is having a quieter few days. For a channel built on one stranger's home at a time, Bea's own pace is a healthy one.

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