Sort Your Life Out

It is so wholesome and heart warming. One of the best things on the internet for sure.

They are changing people's lives in the sweetest way possible, it is so wonderful.

I Genuinely Love this show so much it's is Brilliant. Everything about this show is nothing but Prue Genius. And. Classy. It's Awesome and feel good show. Makes my weekend. Whacthing this. Is makes us feel so good. And. Fresh. It's is. Brilliant show. And now it's my go to show. Congratulations Stacy Solomon and Team. You all doing amazing. Keep going. You got this. Everything is. Prue class. And. Wonderful boy see families Joy. When they react. To the space. It's a Great feeling to feel. As a Viewer of this show. Makes us. Feel Optimistic and. Open to new possibilities. And insiteful vibes. Wicked.

I love this show. It's so satisfying to watch and all the hosts are fun. But in almost every episode, they say that getting rid of clothes will mean you have less laundry to do. This makes no sense! You wash one outfit a day, whether you have 1000 shirts or 5. The only ways to have less laundry to do are to wear things more than once or to send your laundry out.

Other than that, this show is cute. I like that they don't spend a ton of money making the houses look over-the-top. Just normal changes that anyone could do in their own home. And I like peeking into how other families live and get along with each other.

I think a lot of people suffer in silence with overwhelming lives reflected in their homes. It's a relevant topic right now with the strain on families. I really enjoy the gentle way they tackle the issues at the heart of the cluttering and traumas the families have faced (with guidance). Helping people unpick their problems and giving them a fresh perspective. Some of the stories have been so heartbreaking and heart-warming too. It's a very personal insight into how families live and how they have been affected by problems. Plus the transformations and love that seem to go into it make it emotional and enjoyable to watch, especially when they are making homes for people and families that really need them.

Some TV producer decided to push Stacey Solomon forward. Maybe it's the same person we have to thank for Alison Hammond being pushed front and centre onto every programme it seems.

Solomon is likeable, there's no getting away from that, but she's being overexposed. Too much, way too soon, and the public will tire of it quickly.

This programme is fine, very much a post Covid format that will have its time before quietly being axed.

It's fine, it does the job, but it's certainly not the best bit of television the BBC or indeed Solomon is capable of making.

I'd axe it happily and be done with it.