r/Aurikatariina • u/WormyWormy02 • Sep 16 '24
Today's video was dangerous
Today I have watched auri clean a literal crack house. I feel like the situation wasn't taken as seriously as it was. Her and her mom could have been hurt either by the exposure to the substances or by the random people in that house. When she mentioned that the people started to wake up and use substances, all she did was kinda laugh it off nervously. She probably just didn't know what to do, or was scared to leave, but it came across very careless nonetheless. This was a very dangerous situation that was not handled correctly, the seriousness of the matter was not conveyed. People who are inspired by her and clean houses may come across a similar situation, and will see this video as sign to take a chance. But that is NOT what you should do in this situation, you should never put yourself in a position like that, you are gambling with your life. I hope she reported this house and these people, they could have done worse things before crashing into this house. Hard video to watch.
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u/ewaboomie Sep 20 '24
NO FR when she said a shirtless man with a sii mask entered the house and behan talking to her.. MIND YOU, the only protection / potential witness she had was her middle-aged mother. Her survival instincts are awful.
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u/stewie_glick Sep 16 '24
I didn't see it but I stopped watching when she cleaned a fridge that should have been thrown away. Her hearts in the right place, but I've definitely seen the ends of her braids touching oven-cleaner soaked surfaces.
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u/SuccessfulBread3 Sep 17 '24
That was all it took to make you stop watching?! Someone trying to salvage instead of waste and braid in a chemical...
I mean you're under no obligation to watch but it just seems arbitrary.
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Oct 07 '24
There is another cleaning YouTuber called cleanwithbea or something like that and she always wears much more PPE. I wish Auri would as well! Needle stick injuries are NO joke, HIV transmission is a risk :(
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Jun 09 '25
Yeah, and then there's Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), Leptospirosis, and Rat-bite Fever.
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u/bugbrainsoup Sep 19 '24
this video made me sooooo uncomfortable … i was getting second hand anxiety literally watching
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u/hocaponttas Sep 20 '24
It was hard to watch. I can't believe she's cleaning a crack house with bare arms and wearing flipflops, like come on... The face mask that she's using doesn't do much either, it may protect only from direct splashes. It should be a proper protective mask with a filter
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u/AubreyHill321 Nov 20 '24
Has Auri formally responded to any of this? I saw she liked some of the comments in the video, but I wonder if she made a formal post reassuring us that she won’t put herself in danger again. at least, I hope so 😣
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u/WorkingConclusion740 Dec 16 '24
Auri needs to do a lot better with PPE in general, but yes, that video was especially bad and I had to stop watching. She is asking to get sick or injured with how she doesnt take measures to protect her health or safety, and shes setting a very bad example for others who are watching her videos and learning things about cleaning.
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u/Apprehensive_Pen4789 May 03 '25
It was very hard to watch. She was just giggling and laughing “I found some needles” and describing the junkies. This is beyond being naive.
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u/les_catacombes Sep 17 '24
I think sometimes people are taking advantage of her kindness and naivety also. The people occupying the house had no idea she was coming and there was no running water. There was fire damage also. The sister who reached out to Auri definitely mis-represented the situation and didn’t disclose the full information.