ITV recruitment drive for Norfolk homes on How to Clean Up For Cash
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 12:01 · Archive
ITV show How to Clean Up For Cash is recruiting people from Norfolk for its new series.
ITV's How to Clean Up For Cash, hosted by Josie Gibson, is recruiting participants from Norfolk for a new series. The show assesses people's belongings with a team of experts before offering a price for the items, allowing participants to decide whether to keep or cash in.
Producers are particularly keen to hear from households with vintage, unusual or collectable items, including costume jewellery, old toys, musical instruments, cameras, war memorabilia, gold, silver, watches and old technology. The show is open to people from all backgrounds living in all types of homes across the county.
Producers have highlighted that Norfolk homes may be hiding local treasures such as Lotus model cars, vintage Colman's Mustard signs, early editions of Anna Sewell's Black Beauty and Admiral Nelson collectables. Applicants must be aged 18 or over, though potential participants cannot be told they have been put forward. Applications close on Saturday, 12 December 2026.
How it is being reported
- ITV show recruiting people from Norfolk for new seriesITV show How to Clean Up For Cash is recruiting people across Norfolk to take part in its new series.Eastern Daily Press · 13 Nov, 11:25
- ITV show recruiting people from Norfolk for new seriesITV show How to Clean Up For Cash is recruiting people across Norfolk to take part in its new series.Norwich Evening News · 13 Nov, 11:25
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