In Detox your home, 7 days to tidy everything uplaunched on TF1 this Saturday January 14, 2023 then on TFX from January 18, experts will come to the aid of families overwhelmed by disorder.
Everyone has a mess at home! Based on this premise, TF1 decided to launch an unprecedented storage program on its antennas. But beware, nothing to do with Cleaners ! The show called Detox your house, 7 days to tidy everything up, lands on TF1 from this Saturday, January 14, 2023. This first issue of a series of three unpublished is scheduled from 4:05 p.m. on the front page. The second episode of the program will be broadcast in prime time on TFX from January 18.
Detox your home, 7 days to tidy everything up : Élodie Villemus as team leader
Adapted from English format Spell Your Life Out, this new program intends to help families invaded by disorder. “Their homes aren’t dirty or unsanitary, but they’ve racked up hundreds of cases. We help them sort and declutter their interior“, developed Julie Grangeonthe artistic producer of this program which relies on the intervention of four experts: Élodie Villemus, an event specialist already spotted on the front page in 4 weddings for 1 honeymoon, as well as three cleaning, storage and DIY specialists.
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Things emptied and displayed in a shed!
It is up to them to coaching overworked parents, like Dan and Samantha. This couple in their thirties, parents of three children, can no longer live comfortably in their home. And for good reason, the rooms are completely overrun by disorder. For example, the piano in the living room no longer serves as a book rest, while the dining room is cluttered with drawings and clutter of all kinds. Even the basement, similar to a stockpile of toy stores, seems close to bursting. To help them, our shock team has its method, a true trademark of the TV concept: sort out all the family objects one by one and display them before their eyes in a 1,000 m² shed! “The family will then have to get rid of 50% of it, keeping only the essentials. The remainder can then be sold, given away or recycled.“, reveals the producer. Radical, that’s for sure!
