Mum told actions will 'mean more than she'll ever know' after transforming sister's home

A cleaning guru has been widely praised after putting her skills to good use, helping her sister clean her home after problems with her mental health led to her getting overwhelmed.

Kindhearted blogger Chloe, who regularly wows her TikTok followers with her clever cleaning tips and hints, explained that her sister "knows how bad" things had become at her house, and "doesn't like living this way".

However, as noted by Chloe, "mental health affects everyone so differently", and her sister was left struggling to keep on top of things.

Fortunately, Chloe was at hand to give her sister's home some much-needed love, cleaning her bathroom, hoovering up, clearing away clutter, and ultimately leaving the house a much more comfortable and inviting space to live in.

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In videos shared to TikTok, Chloe could be seen completely transforming her sister's home after she suffered a "really hard week with her mental health", leaving her kitchen worksurfaces gleaming.

Chloe - who goes by the username cleaning_with_chloex - explained: "Everything has gotten too overwhelming for her and she doesn't know where to start. So I'm here to help her as much as I can".

Many have praised the mum-of-three for showing such care for her struggling sister while raising awareness of the more practical difficulties of living with mental health problems.

One person wrote: "Not all heroes wear capes but do tell your sister that we've all been there at some point in our lives and now is her new beginning".

Another commented: "This will mean more than you will ever know. I suffer from depression and would love someone to do this for me".

Thanking her followers for their compassionate words, Chloe said: "My sister is forever grateful for all the kind comments on the last video so thank you all for that!

"She is slowly feeling better and managing the mess better now she’s had the help".

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