Clean House Season 9 Episode 2 Eska / Zachar Family

In this episode of Clean House, the team visits the home of the Eska/Zachar family, consisting of Lisa, her husband Bill, their two children, and Lisa's mother. The family is dealing with an extreme clutter problem that has taken over their entire home, leaving them with almost no usable space.

The team starts by surveying the home and learning about the family's unique needs and challenges. They quickly realize that the clutter is not only a result of disorganization but also emotional attachment to items that they can't let go of. The team decides to take a more compassionate approach to the cleanout, using empathy and practical solutions to help the family start fresh.

The first step in the cleanout is to sort through the family's belongings and create designated zones for items that they want to keep, donate or throw away. The team helps the family to let go of items that are no longer useful or bringing them joy. As the process continues, family members start to feel more comfortable with the idea of letting go, and it becomes easier to say goodbye to their clutter.

As the cleanout process continues, the team devises a plan to turn the family's cluttered basement into a functional living space by adding storage and organization solutions. They also help Lisa declutter and redesign her bedroom, creating a peaceful and functional space for her to enjoy.

With the help of the Clean House team, the Eska/Zachar family is able to let go of their clutter and start to enjoy their home again. The team's compassionate approach to the cleanout process allows the family to confront their emotional attachment to items and learn to let go, creating a positive and transformative experience for all involved.

Clean House season 9 episode 2, featuring the Eska/Zachar family, is a heartwarming and inspiring look at the transformative power of decluttering and organization. The episode shows that tackling clutter is not only about neatness and aesthetics but also about creating a comfortable and functional space that allows families to thrive.