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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think it depends on what and where the mess is to be honest,
Dirty bathroom / toilet and i am questioning sticking around,
It also depends on what you call dirty, superficial mess then its not a problem but engrained dirt and its a different story |
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Pre-internet, one night I drove down to London for an early-hours meet, and on arrival was led into a lounge where there were dirty dinner plates on the coffee table, and clothes and stuff variously strewn around on the floor and furniture... 
....the room itself had a distinctly unpleasant aroma, as did the woman I was visiting when she sat alongside me on the sofa after I'd politely refused the offer of a coffee or drink of any sort... 
....fortunately, within just a few minutes her phone rang, and as soon as she disappeared into the kitchen talking to the caller, I headed straight out of the door...  |
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By *inx.x3Woman
over a year ago
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I honestly don’t know what I would do if it was filthy dirty.
Probably sit there in shock.
So far every mans house I have ever visited via fab has always been immaculate except one who’s was clean but cluttered but I think it’s because they have normally had cleaners. |
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