People have been left gobsmacked by how different this digusting home looks after an extreme deep clean.
Keeping on top of cleaning in our homes is no easy feet, but neccessary for hygiene and to keep your belongings in good order.
Sadly, some homes can get totally neglected, often due to mental health problems or hoarding.
Luckily, there are some cleaners in the UK who help those who are struggling and have let their homes become so messy and filthy. Bea Wilton has become a viral sensation as she shares what it is like being a deep cleaner, who transforms neglected homes filled with heaps of rubbish and grime.
She has come across cockroach infected bathrooms, biohazard kitchens, and properties with extreme mould. Earlier this month Bea, who has seen some of the worst kept homes in the UK and says no home is too dirty to be cleaned, was “ashamed to admit” that she had to step out of one deep clean due to the stench of the kitchen.
The viral cleaner, who has 1.7million followers on her TikTok page @cleaningwithbea, said it was the dirtiest, smelliest kitchen skint she has seen. But, she was able to completely transform the home.
Bea, who raked in over 19 million views after sharing what the home looked like, began by clearing out the rubbish from the sink. She found old pasta, chicken bones, empty coffee cups and tins, dirty tissues, unwashed cultery and heaps of empty food packets.
She shared that a seven-year-old little girl and her mum live in the “fly-infested” flat. The mum struggles with her mental health and Bea said she told her that she could not remember the last time she felt happy in her home. Bea cleaned the entire flat, with some help, for free.
“As soon as I laid my eyes on it, I knew it was going to be a big day,” Bea said. She added: “Before I started on the other rooms I needed to get rid of that smell in the kitchen. The flooring and every service was covered in rotten food and rubbish.”
She admitted that at one point she had to walk out because the sink smelt like sick. “I got some fresh air and took a five minute break and applied more vapor rub to my nostrils,” she shared.
Bae added: “I walked right back in there though as I truly believe there is nothing in this world that can’t be deep cleaned and I will die on that hill.”
It took six days to transform the home. Once finished, the kitchen looked brand new. Bea said: “It’s so shiny and is now squeaky clean with no smell.”
“How do people live like this?,” one individual wrote in the comments. Another commented: “That made me gag just looking at it. I can’t imagine the smell.”
One told Bea: “You honestly need your own show! I’d easily watch it!” One other wrote: “Thank you for cleaning this home I really feel for people who have bad mental health thank you for making her happy.”
Another agreed, and said: “Feel bad for people like this 🙁 thank you for your good heart and cleaning their place. No kid should live and grow up in a place like that!”
One other said: “Honestly, bless you for doing this, I could not stomach that.”