This week on the channel +935K views this week

Bea's management team trades office work for a free clean

The six-day home rescue remains an active draw for Cleanwithbea during a week without new uploads.

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Cleanwithbea Story of October 20, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

How Much Did This 6 Day Free Clean Cost Me?

Cleanwithbea's Bea needed more than cleaning supplies for the six-day emergency job: she needed extra hands. In "How Much Did This 6 Day Free Clean Cost Me?", her management team joins her and regular cleaning partner Harry to help make an elderly resident's flat safe and accessible before a deadline that threatened her tenancy.

Dylan, Jodie, Jess, Rebecca, Rhys and Niamh volunteered for the work. The Short itemizes the expenses, but Bea makes a distinction between what can be added up and what cannot: "The truth is, I can't put a price on an entire team giving up their time to help a stranger..."

With no new uploads this week, that account remains the channel's busiest daily draw. The full-length companion, "6 Days To Clean Or She's Homeless", is also gathering views, with its audience now around 2.5 million. Beyond the cleared rooms and replacement furniture, Bea credits the resident's family and social care workers with continuing repairs, flooring, painting and pest control.

Cleanwithbea added roughly 935,000 views over the week, a similar weekly audience to Evan and Katelyn and The Local Project in the home-and-DIY neighborhood. Subscribers held steady, while daily viewing is below its usual level. For Bea, the emergency clean continues to tell a story that extends beyond the final before-and-after: the resident kept her home, with ongoing support in place.

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