Hoarder, 47, 'created a hell to live in' surrounded by 瓶／封じ込めるs of her own urine, cat faeces, and plates of food piled high with maggots that 原因（となる）d her kitchen to become bio-hazard

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A woman who had to urinate in empty soda pop 瓶／封じ込めるs because she couldn't reach her own 洗面所 予定 to piles of rubbish, has been 軍隊d to call in the 専門家s once again.?

Sally, 47, lives in an 18-storey flat in Dudley, West Midlands, along with her cat Custard and 塚s of rotting, maggot-infested plates of leftover food and clutter.

She says in Channel 5's Hoarders: Buried Alive in my Bedroom, that the filthy mess she's 蓄積するd has 'created a hell to live in'.

Her flat once became so inhabitable that the 会議 had to be called in to do a total 深い-clean. However, it's taken just two years for Sally to refill it with more rubbish, finding herself in the exact same 状況／情勢.?

Sally, 47, finds herself surrounded by piles of rubbish and clutter after failing to clean up after herself in Channel 5's Hoarders Buried Alive in my Bedroom

残余s of leftover food have maggots はうing all over the paper plates which are stacked in the kitchen instead of 存在 thrown away

Sally has let rubbish pile up to such degrees that her kitchen is labelled a bio-hazard by specialist cleaners

She explains that she hasn't been able to get to her bedroom for years because of a fridge freezer 封鎖するing the way

Sally 明らかにする／漏らすs how her mother dying 誘発する／引き起こすd her hoarding and has she has since struggled with the 責任／義務 of taking care of her 病んでいる father.

'It’s not that I can’t throw stuff away it’s that I can’t be bothered too,' she explains in the 文書の.

'I class myself as a rubbish hoarder. I did read an article that some people who are hoarders in sense of 集団の／共同の are very 有望な and intelligent people. I’m not 説 I am, but there are people who are.'

Her flat had become such a 明言する／公表する 以前 that she had carpet bugs はうing over her and she hadn't slept in her bedroom for 13 years.?

'I started urinating in 瓶／封じ込めるs because I couldn’t get to the 洗面所 in time and had the cats living around me,' she said.

Sally has let 集まりs of paper plates pile up in her kitchen which she says she just couldn't be 'bothered' to （疑いを）晴らす away?

She brands herself a 'rubbish hoarder' and finds it a struggle to get rid of the junk in her flat which means specialist cleaners have to come and help

Sally's kitchen is so 侵略（する）／超過（する） with empty food packets and paper plates that she even took to making 挟むs in bed, surrounded by mouldy bread and opened jars of food.?

Specialist cleaners Caz and T are called 支援する in and are 絶対 狼狽d at the abysmal mess she's in.

'Sally are you s****ing me 権利 now?!’ asks one.

Sally is admonished by the pair who 知らせる her that because of the filth that has piled up in the kitchen it has to be classed as a bio-hazard.

'You’ve kept us in the dark Sally. You 港／避難所’t について言及するd how bad it was, you lied to us,' they say.

Specialist cleaners Caz and T return to help Sally out and say that they don't 非難する her because her hoarding is a mental disorder

They are able to （疑いを）晴らす out nearly a tonne of rubbish from the flat meaning Sally is able to see clean 床に打ち倒すs and her couch?

Sally is able to sleep in her bed once again after not 存在 able to 接近 her bedroom for years

‘She didn’t want to disappoint us I suppose. We don’t feel let 負かす／撃墜する because it is a mental health 問題／発行する. What we are upset about is that the help is there for her and she hasn’t 受託するd it,' the cleaners a dd.

'I know I make excuses and I shouldn’t,' Sally laments.

She explains that after the first time she received aftercare counselling for 18 months but once that stopped her bad habits crept 支援する in.

Caz and T work for four days straight to （疑いを）晴らす out nearly a tonne of junk in Sally's flat and she 約束s to keep a daily 決まりきった仕事 so that she won't repeat her hoarding mistakes.?

'It feels 絶対 wonderful so much so I was crying about it,' Sally says as she admires her clean 床に打ち倒すs, surface 最高の，を越すs and her bed once again.

'After 13 years of wanting to be in here I am in here.'

妖精／密着させる has 戦う／戦いd with OCD and extreme hoarding after moving into her north London flat where she has collected 塚s of 取引 所持品

どこかよそで in the C5 文書の 40-year-old 妖精／密着させる, from north London, 苦しむs from OCD and 不景気 and has to 戦う／戦い with her own hoarding demons.

妖精／密着させる has her own ritual when it comes to taking the trash out which 伴う／関わるs shaking each item 30 times before it can go in the 貯蔵所.?

She hoards boxes of out of date food from 2011 and has to learn how to part with her 取引s.?

She is encouraged to 取り組む one room at a time to （疑いを）晴らす out some of the junk she has been obsessively collecting over seven years に引き続いて the 決裂／故障 of her marriage.

Hoarders: Buried Alive in my Bedroom 空気／公表するs Tuesday on Channel 5 at 10pm