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By *J1022 OP   Man
2 weeks ago

clydebank

Has anyone ever walked out of a meet because of a dirty house?

I had an early morning meet today and walked in and saw about 3 weeks worth of washing piled up, and the place was absolutely stinking.

I felt a bit guilty about it because the guy was nice enough and had been speaking for a week or so and arranged to meet this morning.

And obviously im not going to name and shame him because its against rules and just not fair.

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By *eedsbearmanMan
2 weeks ago

Leeds

Yes. Doesn't need to be a show home but at least some basic sense of hygiene and cleanliness.

If that's how they keep their house clean, can you imagine how clean they keep their body?

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By *adbod69300Man
2 weeks ago

Manchester

Yes I have and driven by if the outside is a dump

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By *incepieMan
2 weeks ago

Everywhere

Been in that situation and wish I had have walked out. Made me extremely uncomfortable but got over myself and got down to action.

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By *ldderMan
2 weeks ago

Oxford and Sevenoaks

Part of the reason I'll only meet outside

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By *anbidadMan
2 weeks ago

East Lancs

A good indicator is to look at profile pictures to see how some people live and if it looks like a shithole which you can often tell I scroll on by

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By *awbot DeepthroatMan
2 weeks ago

Peterborough

Yes, twice. The first was a total hovel. The second just very cluttered to the point where there was hardly any room to move.

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By *omyorksMan
2 weeks ago

York

I insist a house cleaned before a meet, preferably by professional cleaners. Once inside I like to check for dust on the door frames and skirting boards and examine those tricky places behind the bathroom pipework. Only then will I take off my hazchem suit and begin normal interactions.

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By *eedsbearmanMan
2 weeks ago

Leeds


"I insist a house cleaned before a meet, preferably by professional cleaners. Once inside I like to check for dust on the door frames and skirting boards and examine those tricky places behind the bathroom pipework. Only then will I take off my hazchem suit and begin normal interactions.

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Do you run a white gloved finger along the mantelpiece too?

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By *omyorksMan
2 weeks ago

York

Of course.

I once had a letting agent do this with my plug sockets. A slight tinge on her glove and bang went my deposit.

Kim and Aggie, may they rest in peace

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By *S74Man
2 weeks ago

bury

There’s a difference between clutter and unclean- but usually avoid and have left before now

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By *S74Man
2 weeks ago

bury

There’s a difference between clutter and unclean- but usually avoid and have left before now

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By *ertie 1963Man
2 weeks ago

Newark

Very true words spoke here

I look at the pictures and if I see stacks of books, clothes, half decorated walls, yellow paint, cups on the tables, even ashtrays when they state they don’t smoke but clearly live alone, then I look further, go forward 6 months or back , and the clutter is still there, good indication of what you are going to be greeted with.

And the bathroom pictures, mould around the shower tray and bath sealant, two tone silicone!

Nah!!!🙈

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By *tar33Man
2 weeks ago

North London (outer)

There's no excuse, I pay my cleaner £60 for three hours, once a week. Extremely good value.

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By *olves404Man
2 weeks ago

Tipton

Yes plenty of times

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By *ickeMan
2 weeks ago

watford

It’s not happen to me .

But brought small table from guy of Facebook went to collect it .

Jesus this place was that smell that public bars had in the 1960 nicotine yuk !

He said there it is .

Went to pick it up it stuck to my hands with I think nicotine grease .

I just said fuck that mate it’s filthy give that miss .

He said ok but what you expect for £20 .

I said at least wipe it down clean it . Walked off . Got home had a shower washed me clothes . Felt like me skin was crawling.

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By *eneral distanceMan
2 weeks ago

infinity and beyond

Have been to a narrow boat to meet a guy, was not the cleanest to be fair he told me that he was doing up, went to bedroom, that was clean, although session was very dirty hehe

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By *attersbyMan
2 weeks ago

cotswold

I have a woman from the village give it the once over twice a week . Keeps it spotless .

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By *hillWithBenefitsMan
2 weeks ago

withywood

Somebody mentioned the garden. sadly. Most have a communal garden, so you shouldn't judge people in the garden. My neighbour is a lazy **** and refuses to do the garden.

But if I'm expecting somebody over (which is rare), I always make sure the flat is tidy, lived in but not a tip.

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By *egancdfunTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Lincoln

A meeting like that is bad but what’s even worse is if you are viewing a house for sale!

In the last few weeks viewed plenty of houses. One on the market for over 600k looks like it’s not been cleaned in months! Another had dirty clothing on a bed. One had not one but four dirty toilets,

Can’t people clean anymore?

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By *eepeter4Man
2 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Somebody mentioned the garden. sadly. Most have a communal garden, so you shouldn't judge people in the garden. My neighbour is a lazy **** and refuses to do the garden.

But if I'm expecting somebody over (which is rare), I always make sure the flat is tidy, lived in but not a tip."
the nextdoor neighbour also says your are a noisy so and so

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By *hillWithBenefitsMan
2 weeks ago

withywood


"Somebody mentioned the garden. sadly. Most have a communal garden, so you shouldn't judge people in the garden. My neighbour is a lazy **** and refuses to do the garden.

But if I'm expecting somebody over (which is rare), I always make sure the flat is tidy, lived in but not a tip.the nextdoor neighbour also says your are a noisy so and so"
Oh yeah. my neighbour also said you're s**t In bed.

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By *uby slutTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Nottingham

Went to a guys home and they was cat poo everywhere I went in the bathroom and it didn't look like it never been cleaned. With that I left and he called me a time waster

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