ARE you looking to renovate your home or move house any time soon?
Well, if so, you may just want to take note! That’s because a professional cleaner has revealed the five things she’d never have in her home – and it’s all because they’re a nightmare to keep dust and shine-free.#
In the clip posted to TikTok (@cleanwithjg), she begins by explaining that she’d never have toilet seats with ridges.
Revealing why they’re such a pet hate of hers, she notes: “So hard to clean compared to a normal one.”
Next up on her list of things to steer clear of are doors with partial parts of class. Why?
“The constant fingerprints would drive me mad!” she says.
Moving on to another interior design trend she advises against, the cleaning whizz admits she also can’t stand bathrooms with carpets.
In fact, it’s so bad, she adds that she can’t think of anything worse.
“A male’s aim does not work with carpet,” she quips.
The constant finger prints would drive me mad!
Cleaning whizz
And last but not least, there’s also a certain type of flooring the cleaning pro recommends giving a miss – tiled or stone flooring.
Sharing her reasoning, she explains how it’s not only hard to mop and get fully clean, but says scrubbing the grout every month.
It wasn’t long before the post went viral, racking up a whopping 265k views and several comments from other social media users.
“That’s the exact tile floor I have in my house,” wrote one.
A second commented: “I have 90s title countertops and I want to redo them soo bad but materials are wayyyy to overpriced.”
A third asked: “Who has carpets in their bathroom?”
Meanwhile, another replied: “Mine does. I can’t afford to replace it so I use several washable rugs and I have it cleaned every few months.
“I use a black light to see if there are spots, but there never are.”
A further added: “Soooo many people. When I was a cleaner I was so surprised at how many bathrooms have carpet.”
Well Polished conducted a survey and the results are in!
Most Hated Household Chores
Most Liked Household Chores
Men VS Women: Who Puts the Work In?
Men spend 7 hours 54 minutes a week cleaning.
Women spend 12 hours 15 minutes a week cleaning.
