How To Clean Up For Cash Wiltshire nominations, Digi Mart USA News (Wiltshire, United Kingdom): ITV is looking for Wiltshire residents to take part in a new series of How To Clean Up For Cash, with presenter Josie Gibson returning to help people reclaim their space by turning clutter into cash.
Nominations are open to people across Wiltshire who want to secretly nominate a friend, partner or family member whose possessions have taken over their home. The production team is looking for homes filled with vintage, unusual and collectable items, including costume jewellery, old toys, musical instruments, cameras, war memorabilia, gold, silver, watches and old technology.
The source describes possible finds in the county such as vintage Garrard record players, rare Supertramp records, old Great Western Railway signs, collectable model trains and White Horse Pottery. It also mentions a signed Terry Pratchett book, an original Diana Dors film poster and a piece of artwork by Wiltshire painter David Inshaw as examples of items that could be found in homes around the county.
The team says it wants to hear from people from all walks of life and backgrounds, living in all types of homes across Wiltshire. Applications close on Saturday, December 12. Under the format described in the source, the chosen households have their possessions carefully packed up and receive an offer for the lot, and they then choose whether to keep their belongings or sell them.
Anyone wishing to nominate someone can do so through ITV’s Be on TV page at itv.com/beontv/articles/howtocleanupforcashisbacknominatenow, according to the report.
