GOT a family member whose home is bursting at the seams? ITV presenter Josie Gibson wants to hear from you as she searches for Greater Manchester residents sitting on a potential fortune in forgotten possessions.
The popular television personality is returning with How To Clean Up For Cash, a programme that helps people tackle their clutter while discovering how much their unwanted belongings could be worth.
Producers are looking for people across Greater Manchester to secretly nominate a friend, partner or relative whose collections and possessions have taken over their home.
From overflowing spare rooms and packed cupboards to garages filled with years of accumulated belongings, the show is hoping to uncover some hidden treasures.
Josie and her team of experts are particularly interested in vintage, unusual and collectable items, including jewellery, old toys, musical instruments, cameras, watches, antiques and memorabilia.
And there could be some valuable finds hiding in homes across Tameside and Saddleworth.
Old football memorabilia, rare vinyl records, collectable pottery and forgotten family heirlooms could all be worth more than their owners realise.
Those selected for the programme will have their possessions carefully packed up and valued before being presented with an offer for the lot.
They will then face a decision – keep their belongings or accept the cash and enjoy a clutter-free home.
The production team is keen to hear from people of all backgrounds, living in all types of properties across Greater Manchester.
Applicants must be aged 18 or over, and nominations are open until Saturday, December 12, 2026.
Anyone hoping to nominate a loved one can apply through ITV’s How To Clean Up For Cash application page.
And there’s one important instruction for anyone planning to put somebody forward – keep the nomination a secret!