She can relate to people living in miserable conditions because she went through a period of depression herself, she said.
"I know how overwhelming it is," she said.
But her experience has shown her that no situation is hopeless.
The comments sections of her videos are filled with people saying how her videos have helped them cope with their difficulties, praising her non-judgemental manner.
"I love how she is understanding the person in this situation and helping them instead of blaming them," one commenter wrote.
TIKTOK TIDIERS
With the global rise of TikTok, cleaning videos have become hugely popular on social media, inspiring a growing number to start posting content.
"I was watching videos and I thought, that's what I do at home, I can just film myself doing it," recalled 27-year-old Abbi, known as cleanwithabbi to her 2 million followers.
The English single mum films herself cleaning, doing the dishes and hoovering in her red brick home in Huyton near Liverpool.
Cleaning has always been an important part of her life as her youngest son Billy lives with sensory processing disorder.
"He really loves his routine and he does like things to be clean," she said.
Now Abbi, who does not wish to reveal her full name, posts TikTok videos for a living. Brands sponsor her to use their products, and she earns between US$720 and US$1,200 a video.
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