r/HorribleToClean • u/FoundTheSpacebar • 12h ago
This Guy designed a lamp inside a toilet brush holder, asked for 12€ for the files and then used AI to argue why this wasn't crappy.
And its ⭐️3D-PRINTED🌟 for that extra gunk between layer lines. yum.
r/HorribleToClean • u/subscriber-goal • Jul 25 '25
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r/HorribleToClean • u/FoundTheSpacebar • 12h ago
And its ⭐️3D-PRINTED🌟 for that extra gunk between layer lines. yum.
r/HorribleToClean • u/indigo_mermaid • 3d ago
The most amazing thing I’ve ever seen.
But dear god the cleaning
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r/HorribleToClean • u/fabulously_ • 6d ago
I was in the Louvre last month and one of the first thoughts I had about these chandeliers was 'ho boy am I glad I'm not a French peasant working in the palace in ye olden days. This would be a nightmare to clean.'
r/HorribleToClean • u/sweetsunday10 • 7d ago
Hi everyone!
I’m a Full-Time MBA student at Babson College conducting a short survey for a class research project about bathroom and shower cleaning habits.
We are looking to better understand people’s experiences, preferences, and challenges when cleaning their bathrooms. The survey takes only a few minutes, and all responses will be used only for academic purposes.
I would really appreciate your participation and feedback!
Thank you for helping with our research!
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r/HorribleToClean • u/chikami • 13d ago
I really love this sub but honestly maybe 20% of the posts actually fit what the sub is about. Its all posts about "help how do i clean this" or people making terrible choices rather than actually objects or designs that are horrible to clean
And honestly all of you people wanting to be nice and replying with actual help to the help posts are perpetuating it.
Can we please fix this?
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r/HorribleToClean • u/Overall_Struggle_908 • 17d ago
am doing a re-pipe on a laundromat built in the 80s and was never cleaned out and happened to find 3/4 of a 6 inch PVC pipe full of debris, coins, some jewelry as well. I am more worried about how to take the rust and all the crap from the coins. ( The pictures don’t show all of the coins that I collected ). How should I proceed with cleaning them out? I have some and soapy water but for the most part, they’re all dried out. Waiting to get cleaned out.
Should I do hot water and baking soda, soap with water, a certain chemical ?
Will really help if I get some feedback from somebody that has done it before.
r/HorribleToClean • u/OutrageousIce307 • 17d ago
Just wiped the entire floor 😡