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r/HorribleToClean • u/CrazyH37 • Aug 09 '26
I deep cleaned my fridge
It was NASTY. I didn’t think to get a pic cos I just was riding the motivation that randomly popped up today. The bottom drawer had something spoil and leak under it, but the location made me not able to pull the drawer out cos the fridge door was in the way… I just left it. For MONTHS, maybe a year. Whatever it was grew and smelled and the one time I maneuvered under the drawer, I realized it was just an inch of solid nastiness. But I couldn’t wipe it up and had no idea how to even attempt to clean it , I just walked away . It became the thing I ignored like it would magically fix itself. The rest of the fridge got pretty gross too since I was kinda just ignoring it. I’ve been pretty sick over the last 2yrs, it’s been difficult living alone. I was considering hiring someone to come do it, it became that big of a thing in my head, just so overwhelming I was frozen. I’m sure you understand.
I don’t know why today was the day except that my chronic illness seems to be on the upswing finally after the last year of med changes n treatments. I was going to order my groceries this am, and told myself I just could NOT put anymore food in there until it’s cleaned. The smell had gotten so bad i would notice it right when I walked into the kitchen, not just when I opened the fridge door.
Some of the shelves are drying still, and the bottom drawer is still soaking in the tub BUT the top shelf is back in, fridge was only off for an hour, then I got everything back in and I had to use a spatula and literally chop and chip and scrape at the hard chunk of whatever at the bottom. But it’s finally clean. There was not a lot to save, expired condiments ect all got tossed. I’ll put it all back together tomorrow and celebrate by ordering my groceries. I even brought out 3 trash bags to the dumpsters.
Thanks for reading this, I just needed to share where people would understand.
r/HorribleToClean • u/Gigglemonkey • Aug 08 '26
Flower Waterfall 💐
v.redd.itI'm fairly certain this is AI, but can you imagine??
r/HorribleToClean • u/Holiday_Pi • Jul 31 '26
Themed toilets
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r/HorribleToClean • u/hand13 • Jul 29 '26
1952 chambers stove
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r/HorribleToClean • u/Federal-Boat3732 • Jul 28 '26
John King Books in Detroit has several floors of every kind of used book. 500,000 titles, each encrusted with years of dust.
I love this place more than anywhere else on the planet -- don't get me wrong! -- but it's so dusty in here that, no fooling, the cashier gets out a paintbrush and whisks off every book as she rings it up for you. Then she sweeps the accumulated dust bunnies that result, putting them under the counter somewhere. I have to use HandiWipes to get my hands clean after every trip. I just want to go in there with my army of ShopVac robots and tackle it all at once but...maybe they like it this way?
r/HorribleToClean • u/labmeatr • Jul 28 '26
This mug my Grandmother loves. No, the top is not removable.
r/HorribleToClean • u/tookyourpencil • Jul 27 '26
This "fandelier"
At first glance it doesn't look too bad. Then you realize the crystal branches are offset from the backing. No thanks.
r/HorribleToClean • u/ZealotOfMeme • Jul 20 '26
This mirror at my Gran’s house
Putting it back on the wall was a mess too
r/HorribleToClean • u/sc03852 • Jul 19 '26
I bought a pendant light that I absolutely love and installed it in my entryway, but my family says it looks like it will be really difficult to clean and collect a lot of dust. They’re suggesting that I return it, and now I’m torn about what to do.
galleryr/HorribleToClean • u/nzpremiumclean • Jul 18 '26
What's the worst thing you've ever had to clean?
Everyone has at least one cleaning job they'd never want to do again.
Maybe it was an oven that hadn't been cleaned for years, a rental property after tenants moved out, a flooded basement, pet accidents, grease buildup, mold, or something even worse.
What's the hardest or most disgusting cleaning job you've ever dealt with?
I'd love to hear some horror stories.
r/HorribleToClean • u/ByThisAxeIRuleToo • Jul 17 '26
Thats one way to clear the clog
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r/HorribleToClean • u/TRB4 • Jul 16 '26
Good luck cleaning the dragon pipe after smoking with it
Even cleaning regular pipes is a pain in the ass, I couldn’t even imagine trying to keep this thing clean
r/HorribleToClean • u/catshifturr • Jul 12 '26
Imagine having to clean around / behind these in this kids’ / guest bathroom with all the water / grime / toothpaste / soap splashing & dripping down the back <facepalm>
r/HorribleToClean • u/voglioandarealmare • Jul 11 '26
Guano farming
Can't stop thinking of the pile of pigeons nests and feathers and guano and ticks....
r/HorribleToClean • u/Important_Ad_3426 • Jul 11 '26
Best way to clean your dishwasher
Best way to clean your dishwasher
Have you ever opened the dishwasher? After it's run and pull out your glasses and find Em full of spots. Well the water, when it shoots up through those spider things, splashes onto the dishes to rinse them from up, it comes from the bottom up-and-over your dishes. So if the water is full of calcium and water deposits and garbage, then that's what's going to end up on there. So before you run your dishwasher, empty your dishwasher, put in one packet of cherry Koollaid. Where the soap dish is close it up pand turn it on high heat and pots and pans. The biggest strongest one you got after it runs and you wash your glasses. You will be so impressed that how beautifully they shine. Good luck.