ITV seeking Yorkshire homeowners for decluttering cash show
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 06:08 · Archive
ITV's How To Clean Up For Cash, presented by Josie Gibson, is recruiting Yorkshire residents to nominate friends, family or partners whose homes are cluttered with possessions. The show focuses on homes containing vintage, unusual and collectable items including costume jewellery, old toys, musical instruments, cameras, war memorabilia, gold, silver, watches and old technology.
Participants' possessions will be carefully packed up and assessed before owners receive an offer for the lot. They will then decide whether to keep their belongings or sell for cash. The show is interested in discovering the value of items, which could exceed expectations. Yorkshire's own hidden treasures might include Sheffield silverware, Yorkshire pottery, woollen mill memorabilia and Leeds United mementos.
Applications are open until 12 December 2026. Applicants must be aged 18 or over and can nominate someone via ITV's Be on TV page. The team is keen to hear from people of all backgrounds living in various types of homes across Yorkshire.
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- Yorkshire homeowners wanted for ITV show uncovering hidden cashJosie Gibson is seeking Yorkshire residents for ITV's How To Clean Up For Cash show.York Press · 14 Nov, 05:00
- Yorkshire homeowners wanted for ITV show uncovering hidden cashJosie Gibson is seeking Yorkshire residents for ITV's How To Clean Up For Cash show.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 14 Nov, 05:00
In this story: Josie Gibson · ITV · Yorkshire · Sheffield · Leeds United
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