Hit decluttering TV show looking for families to take part
A HIT TV show is looking for families who need help decluttering.
Sort Your Life Out, a popular BBC series, is inviting households to join its upcoming series.
The show, hosted by Stacey Solomon, helps families declutter and reorganise their homes.
A team of makeover experts assist participants in evaluating their possessions, encouraging them to let go of items they no longer need with the aim of transforming living spaces into more functional environments.
The show combines home makeovers, organisation, humour, and personal storytelling to highlight the emotional and practical aspects of decluttering.
A spokesperson for the show said: "Would you like your home totally transformed by Stacey and her expert team?
"Imagine if the entire contents of your house were laid out before you, so you could decide what to keep, and what to lose.
"Through a life-changing declutter, supersize spring clean and ingenious carpentry solutions, this process will bring joy back into your home.
"Stacey and her team of organising fanatics - made up of Dilly Carter, Rob Bent and Iwan Carrington - can help you let go of the things you don't need, and streamline what you do.
"Plus, they'll create space-saving storage and put systems in place to save you time and money in the future.
"Whether you have a new baby on the way, want to run a business from home, find it hard to let go of sentimental items or just want to create calm in the chaos, the Sort Your Life Out team would love to hear from you."
For more information email SYLO@optomen.com or to apply online, please visit optomen.com/sort-your-life-out or the BBC Take Part website.
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