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Aggie MacKenzie exposes the rise for storage units and look at different couples who suffering because they have too many possessions. They are challenged to sort through their belongings and say goodbye to things with no value and turn their collectibles into money.
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2012
Aggie attempts to help a woman who is unable to move on from the sentimental memories attached to her belongings and somebody with a 363,000 storage obsession.
Aggie attempts to help a pair of sisters who are finding it hard deal with their late father's lifelong habit of collecting anything and everything. She also attempts to helps an ex-pat who needs to tackle the trappings of a lavish past.
Aggie attempts to help a collector of beautiful designer products and somebody who has been bulk buying useless electricals in the hope of finding something that works.
Aggie attempts to help a spendaholic whose house boat is full and a culture vulture couple whose storage unit houses all their possessions from their travels around the world.
Aggie attempts to get Paul to agree to part with his hoard of precious percussion. She also tries to help a couple who have a mountain of clutter.
Aggie attempts to help a mother and daughter attempting to downsize and sort out an array of charity finds. She also assists a shopaholic get rid of her prized designer shoes and handbags.
Aggie attemts to help two more hoarders, the first of which has a mansion bursting to the seams, and the other collects mostly useless spares just in case he might need them in the future.
Aggie attempts to help somebody who has a love of designer clothes and somebody who cannot part with his old furniture after downsizing.
Aggie attempts to help a music fan who has a passion for collecting that has managed to fill a storage unit.
Aggie attempts to help a fanatic for auction house antiques and a collector of memorabilia.
Aggie MacKenzie
Self - Presenter
