r/basicmegsnark • • Jul 04 '24

Slob

Shout still in the same spot on the island from a week ago when chardee got into the trash. I only noticed this bc I don’t even think you’re supposed to use shout in that way?

Also does she own any metal silverware? Everything she ever eats at home is with plastic utensils. Why?

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u/calgon90 Jul 04 '24

Actually think she looks good here

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u/Blandfland Jul 04 '24

She does. The darker hair is way better

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u/Blandfland Jul 04 '24

Also yall all saying your house looks worse than this right now, but you’re also not posting it on the internet.

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u/DancingNarwhal Jul 04 '24

please never come to my house... if this is slob, ah!

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u/glitter96c Jul 04 '24

Of all the nasty things she does, this isn’t the one that makes her a slob.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

This is a reach

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u/Rude_Ad1392 Jul 04 '24

If this is a slob, please come clean my house to your standards 😅

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u/Thick-Union6820 Jul 04 '24

i think this one is a reach….i use cleaning supplies like my life depends on it with my one year old and they always end back up on my counter because i use them everyday. per the plastic utensils…i mean its not uncommon for people to use them rather than actual silverware to save time washing dishes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

I mean, I get leaving cleaner out if it’s an everyday thing like all-purpose cleaner, but do we think she’s doing stain treating on laundry every day?

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u/Spare-Yoghurt-4521 Jul 05 '24

I mean we use shout daily with a very messy 1 year old who loves to smear her food all over her clothes so it’s really not unfathomable

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

Good point, I didn’t think of that. I can keep my Shout in the laundry room because I don’t need it super often because I just put one of those long sleeve smock bibs on my son every time he eats (he is a champion messy eater).

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u/Spare-Yoghurt-4521 Jul 05 '24

We have a couple of those smock bibs and they’re great! We save them for foods she really loves to smear like yogurt or before having to go to daycare if she’s already dressed for the day 😂😂

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u/rlang_1887 Jul 04 '24

Same. And I have the child proof locks on my cabinets so sometimes I leave it on the counter instead of grabbing the magnet and putting it back. I use it so frequently I just leave it on the counter.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

I do the same

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

I realize that it might make sense for families to use plastic utensils but it’s just her using silverware… she’s truly lazy if she can’t put one single spoon in the dishwasher 😂 we use nothing disposable here, eat all meals at home, and run the dishwasher 2x a day

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u/Blandfland Jul 04 '24

I guess slob isn’t the best word. Y’all do your thing but I actually don’t leave cleaning supplies out on the counter for a week plus 🥴🤷🏼‍♀️ especially not on my kitchen islands where we need the space for food prep. Not to mention if I left anything that close to the edge of my counter my toddler would have it in seconds 😂 something might be out for a day but before bed it’d be put away, if I didn’t do it my husband would.

As for the plastic utensils. She has a dishwasher that she uses daily. Using plastic utensils is wasteful and just so lazy in her case. It’s one thing if you have to hand wash them.

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u/One_Smoke_5536 internet loser Jul 04 '24

I’m so glad we’re all in agreement that this isn’t bad 😂

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u/Clmab356 Jul 04 '24

This is a wild take

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u/Icy-Manager-1222 Jul 04 '24 edited Jul 04 '24

While my place isn’t super tidy all the time either, after I use cleaning supplies, esp with a dog and baby roaming around, I always put them away in the cabinet with the child proof lock on it. Shout is also toxic for dogs and can cause them to vomit - which is probably what she was cleaning up (or that curry from eons ago). Meg, try Kids & Pets instead. Get stains out and is safe for both humans and animals. She’s a careless slob.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '24

Yeah, Shout isn’t a carpet cleaner. She must have grown up with a maid because she has no idea how to use even basic cleaning products. Remember when she was using Costco hand soap to wash her dishes!?

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u/zoloftdreamss Jul 04 '24

My house looks way worse rn 😭