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- Kim and Aggie travel to a four-storey town house near London Bridge - the tip that young professionals Chris, Tristan and EJ call home. Can Kim and Aggie change their attitude to cleaning as well as the state of their house?
Originally aired on 25th June 2003.
Hes never been taught to clean a toilet.......its not exactly brain surgery is it?
Just goes to show a degree is meaningless unless you know how to cope with life generally.....
A lot of this is common sense and observing your parents. My mother never taught me how to clean but it's not exactly rocket science that if something is dirty you wipe it with a wet cloth
How is it possible that professional people in their 30 s have no idea how to clean a loo or learn the basics of looking after a house???As for cooking and eating in a mouse infested house with droppings on their cooker etc...what s wrong with them???
To me it’s called being lazy, it’s not hard to figure out.
I was never taught how to clean the toliet at school but I watched this programme and I know how to clean the toliet due to this programme. I clean the toliet regularly with toliet cleaner or bleach or even antiseptic disinfectant, I even buy air fresheners, rim blocks and fresh discs.
Good job!
@@ladygeena81 Thank you.
You’ve learned well mate
Why would they teach you how to clean a toilet at school???????
@JudeTavonFenwick maybe in home economics. They used to teach girls all that in my mums generation. Housework.
People can be worse than disgusting. Wild animals are cleaner.
Animals are cleaner for definite. In fact I bet half of the excrement I see all over the place is not even animal I will bet it is human.
Even Sewer rats would think their home was disgusting 🐀
Even rats have standards.
Hehe I always wondered how people grew up not knowing how to cook or clean. My mom is Sicilian and my Stepmom is Mexican. That really wasn’t an option.
if its rented the landlord is not doing his job he should be checking on them
Oh this was filmed 20 years ago, you could barely get a landlord in to fix a broken boiler or appliance renting in London. As along as the rent was paid properties like this just decayed. Especially with flat shares like this. Until areas gentrified properly then a landlord would come in, strip the place, renovate and re let at twice the rent. Inspections or regular contact via email or agent etc wasn’t really a thing.
@@JamesKing-el3ryIts still like that in London! You have to threaten legal action or reporting them to environmental health to get anything done.
My landlord has owned the apartment building I’m in since 2020, never been in my apartment once.
@@sarahholland2600 I think it’s improved in the last decade, my current landlord is brilliant, I just drop him an email and there’s an engineer/tradesmen over within a few days unless it’s an emergency. Depends on the age of the property you live in, especially with things like boilers there’s legislation now which requires repairs be made within 24 hours.
@@JamesKing-el3ry My landlords where on from in in Warwickshire were like that. London is a different ballgame. The current one will send someone, but they are clueless & bodge it. Using a piece of white gloss kitchen laminate to repair the communal front door frame is the most recent.
Surely cleaning a toilet is just common sense? Get some toilet cleaner, a toiler brush, and get to work? Of course, some techniques are better than nothing - but to say you have no idea has you weren't taught in school is bloody stupid haha
what a wonderful clean up I hope they keep it that way
Disgusting, how does people mingle in public and with friends they must be caring so much dirt and germs. Staying in a dirty house and live in dirty environment is a psychological problem. This people need medical help.
You would think they would have a smell, if the guys bedroom is so dirty there clothes would smell
they live pitifully dirty life
This is why I will never have carpet. I hate carpet it holds everything.
That's true. I always wanted. We have hard floor tiles. But we have a dog. Usually no accidents but when she isn't feeling well I would have to to get a new carpet every time 😂
I would love to have wood floors, but it’s called money 💵
@@donnaemslie5729 fair point I’m lucky a lot of apartments in my area have wood floors because they’re super old buildings. Even the older houses.
I loved these. I'm in a horrible abusive relationship, have a 3 year old and sometimes I'm just so depressed (or injured / sleep deprived from being abused) and these help make me happy and motivate me to get up and do stuff. My house has never been in this state, but i dont want it to GET to this point.
I really hope you and your child manage to escape this situation soon. Nobody deserves that. X
You need to leave! For your child at the very least! Do not subject him to that!
Lovely young people!
That one was special. The reason I say this is because they appreciate what the ladies did showed their appreciation. They had no idea how to clean, there is proof that it is the parent’s duty to give responsibility to the children starting at a young age . Start them off with their toys when the play with them to put them in proper place, next their rooms keep them clean as they get older helping hand in the home, yard, etc. this way they are taught responsibilities everything they have to do is not a big deal makes their life a lot easier when they get out on their own. They are adult enough to take on the responsibilities of keeping their self clean their home.. I have a good hint for the ladies that is to use iron out in the toilet tank toilet, let it set as long as possible to work well a toilet like that one so dirty it would look like someone had a bowl movement didn’t flush the toilet, it is the very best thing on the market for toilets it does all the work for you. The next tip I have is buy alcohol to work with to clean, it is cheap disinfectant does a remarkable job when doing windows, mirrors. You add the alcohol , dish detergent to your warm water wipe everything down well use a dry cotton cloth shine does an excellent job the windows shine are so clean it looks as if there is no glass in the window. I also use alcohol when washing my clothes they are sparkling white, it even brightens up the darker clothes, remember it disinfectant.
Enough already.
I know this is how your autism affects you but you need to relax.
Stop blaming parents for this. People grow in abusive and dirty environments all the time and their “parents” sure don’t teach them hygiene and how to clean their surroundings! Yet once they are on their own most of them do everything to not live in the conditions like this anymore. Make it make sense lady.
They definitely are slickers.
Like city slickers?
@@jarrodbarkley9061 Yes, just like those.
Chirs might have forgotten about the bread, maybe he brought it and was going to put it in the bread bin but forgot.
Chris is lazy
@@donnaemslie5729 He is that too.
I don't know what (if any) creepy crawlies they've got but I'm suprised some of these houses haven't got lice & fleas, the filth some people live in boggles the mind 😂
Im just trying to understand, a rented unit gone uncleaned for a decade, do they not have quarterly house inspections from the real estate?
Quarterly? Absurd.
I can see annually, but quarterly, no. Here in California, the tenant could file a lawsuit for harassment alone and get every penny of the rent they spent, back from the landlord for doing such a thing.
Oh this was filmed 20 years ago, you could barely get a landlord in to fix a broken boiler or appliance renting in London. As along as the rent was paid properties like this just decayed. Especially with flat shares like this. Rents were pretty low considering what they would’ve been earning for a starter finance job or programming. Until areas gentrified properly then a landlord would come in, strip the place, renovate and re let at twice the rent. Inspections or regular contact via email or agent etc wasn’t really a thing.
@@elainemartinez2021I also agree with this, I had a year long tenancy (in London) around 2015, within 2 months the landlord was creating reasons that he needed to be in the property, he knew I was working 9-5 so all of his suggestions for timings were for when I’d be at work, I politely said you can come anytime in the evening when I’m home, but no. He said “oh it’s fine I can let myself in during the day to save you the trouble” no it’s okay… 🙄 4 months in there was access for a surveyor report, 7 months in and the property had been accessed by him or an associate on 4 occasions so I brought in a solicitor to cut the tenancy short. The property was always immaculate. He just wanted to be nosey but when your paying £2000 a month you can’t be having the landlord turning up every month.
@JamesKing-el3ry I'm so sorry you went through that experience. That is a total invasion of privacy. I'm glad you're out of that tenancy, and elsewhere.
I don't think regular inspections are really a thing in most rentals? :) Granted, I live in Denmark. But I had one inspection after 4 years - and that was only because the apartment was passed over to a new rental company.
Did they find, where the mice were coming from? Mice and rats, freake out, as I experienced that, when the next door neighbour,was drilling.
I would just clean it. 😢I'd have to I'd be annoyed if iam the only one cleaning 😊
I actually like these 3 more than anyone I ever saw on the show lol.
Steel wool, in cracks, keeps mice away
I use desinfect on the laptop once a week
1:25 STAHP I'M DYINGGGGG 😂😂😂😂😂
Jess ❤
They are teenagers.
They are in their thirties
Like students still
They are not teenagers
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