Free Cleaning for An Extremely Neglected Apartment!

Hi I’m Aurikatariina and I deep clean my followers' homes for free! ❤️
This is part 2 of cleaning Sallys apartment that her tenants trashed! Last time we cleaned the kitchen and we were able to save everything else but the floor because it was just so ruined. Today we cleaned the bathroom which was grimylicious! The floor was covered with this black substance and it was amazing! This home might not look toi dirty to clean but it was really dusty everywhere. What made this cleaning extra fun was that we could throw everything away since the tenant had already moved out and left. I had my best friend Anni clean with me and we had so much fun as always! I hope you are having fun too watching this video💗

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Summary:

00:00 intro
00:17 trashes from the bathroom
00:32 Washing the sink
01:11 Washing the toilet
02:22 Washing a dresser
03:11 Washing the bathroom mirror
04:24 Washing super grimy floor tiles
06:06 Washing wall tiles
07:07 Washing a shower rack
07:34 Washing the shower
08:22 Washing the floor drain
09:43 Washing the floor
11:12 Washing the door frame
11:36 finishing touches to the bathroom
12:19 trashes from living room
13:22 trashes from under the couch
14:19 more trashes
14:56 we found books
15:30 Washing the living room floor
17:10 Washing the floor boards
17:48 Washing the windowsill
18:54 dusting
19:15 Washing a light switch
20:03 Removing stickers from walls
21:02 emptying closets
21:45 emptying the bed too
22:44 Washing the floor
23:14 Washing door frames and Windowsills
25:04 recycling
25:44 before and after pictures

[sophieprice]

I'm so jealous of nordic bathrooms, the ability to just hose the entire room down is so effective 😍

[lollidahl]

As a librarian in the US, THANK YOU for returning the books! We don’t judge, we just want the books back!

[sharonh.]

It took me over 2 years to get people out of the house I inherited from my aunt. Her housekeeper and husband filed fraudulent paperwork saying that my aunt gave it to them. They were arrested for theft of the house and were still living in the house after bailing out of jail. Unfortunately I live 1, 000 miles away. After hiring an attorney and making several trips to my aunt's house they were finally evicted. They both skipped their court dates and still have warrants out for their arrest 3 years after they were evicted. Quite the nightmare, but everything worked out in the end without too much damage to the house.

[pyro_]

Evictions in the US are crazy hard.

As someone who was a child and lived through this situation many times, know that these people have a similar problem as hoarders. I can remember my parents destroying an apt, us packing a backpack of clothes one day, and moving to a new apt with nothing. Over and over and over. It's devastating to the children. I'm so sorry Sally went through this as the landlord. I hope these people get help.

[Big_heart]

I am from the Middle East, from a country where the weather is mild throughout the year, so the materials in which houses are built are different. We use oil paint because there is no moisture, and we use marble for floors. Therefore, when we clean the house for the annual cleaning, we remove all the furniture, turn off the electricity, use a long water hose directly, and use a sweeping brush with soap. We then open the windows to ventilate for an hour and that's it...I currently live in America and I miss that cleaning very much

[morningrain]

In Korea landlords send messages like" I am coming tomorrow to see the place" and you can't say no. It is not unheard of like them to come to check the condition of the place they rented. And even where I live now I know people that someone from the letting agencies will come at an agreed time and day to look around the place to make sure it's clean and nothing is damaged ( part of the contract, like it or not).

[AL-ilki]

I like hearing the stories, and hearing which cleaning products work well together. And to be cautious of the products that do not work together also.

[darla-wciv]

I use scrub daddy and scrub mommy thanks to you. But now I have a hard time finding them! You taught me that if I'm using hot water, they are soft. And if I use cold water they stay hard. I appreciate the knowledge you gave me! Thank you !

[jarrodbarkley]

I hope if Sally rents out the apartment again, she gets references for whoever moves in, visits the apartment once in a while, and check her bank account every month to make sure the rent is getting paid. You have to be more on top of your renters, you can't just hope for the best.

[cynsi]

It’s a shame that some people are just filth theirselves! And that’s the way they treat other’s & places that they live in.
Auri you’re a “good egg”!! 😊 💐

[kromafila]

In Germany it's even worse. The tennants may stay even longer, depending on how long they have lived there before. I think it's up to a year. Of course there should be enough time for the tennants to look for something new, and it's not too bad for all participants when it is about "regular" tennants, but this policy also counts for these lets call them "destructive tennents", that leave you with a terrible mess, lot's of costs and mentally distressed because of financial problems, trouble with the neighbours and a long law struggle. A reason why lots of people don't rent out their Appartements anymore and rather sell them to large companies. This policy doesn't help with the general problem of having not enough flats in the cities. Thank you for helping, Aurikatharina!

[jonthunder]

Personally I just love watching the change from dirty to super clean, it feels super satisfying

[rachelcompton]

I enjoy the cleaning tips! I'm horrible at cleaning and watching your videos has taught me so much!! I never thought about just pouring water on the floor and using a brush and scapper to clean it! That saves so much time.
And yes, I wish American had drains in their bathrooms!! That would make life so much easier!

[silvercloud]

Cleaning is such an emotional activity. There are so many stories that a house tells you. Thanks Aurikatariina for putting so much emotions in every episode ❤ and telling us about the history of each house.

[lizamcraebishop]

Sally would benefit from requiring references from their previous landlords. This has helped us to choose the best tenets. Our leases run month to month, so if the partnership isn't a good fit for either party, only a 30-day notice is required.

[Sapanator]

My children and I love watching you clean. Not only does it help them recognize when it's time to clean (and that it can be fun) but you've also taught all of us how to properly clean our home. Thank you.

[kaylariggs]

The one thing i love about 2-part videos, is that we can see more in-detail work, with less need to speed up ⏩ the video playback. I love when it's just a little sped up but not super fast and you can see more of the nitty gritty (as we say in the U.S. lol) ❤

[veganryori]

Our tenant, who pretended to be my best friend for years, destroyed the house, did poor painting including the floorboards of the actual house without permission, crushed the water tanks, destroyed the washing machine, and refused to pay rent. Emma said i owed her because she drove me to the hospital once when my mum was dying. She stole £5, 000+ from me, and threw a tumble dryer at me when i asked her to leave. She then told all our friends i "threw her out" for "no reason". Everyone blaming landlords needs to watch these videos. Some people are manupulative narcissists who don't care who they hurt. Sounds like these tenants were just like Emma. There's nothing more i could have done. You think you know someone.

[RoverAE]

I like hearing the stories! There are people who take advantage of inexperienced renters like Sally on purpose. This happened to my parents with their first renter. She smoked in the house, and never paid one cent of rent. Thankfully because she never paid rent, it was easy to kick her out before there was too much damage.

[kyramioso]

Auri! You helped out this woman who owned the apartment and she is likely so overwhelmed and everything you and your team did must have helped her feel so much better. Even returning items to be properly disposed of after, how kind of you! You went over and above for the owner and that is so so great to see you show her kindness after such a bad experience. You are a great person doing such important work for others!!! ❤