THE FILTHIEST KITCHEN IN THE WORLD!! 😱

[@joygernautm6641]

I can tell that Auri was very conflicted here. It’s obvious that the tenants were taking advantage of her and telling her different stories to try to get her to go there. I know she enjoys the cleaning, but I’m pretty sure she’s a little miffed that she was lied to and taken advantage of regardless, it’s great that she was able to help the landlady. Can you imagine an eighty-year-old woman trying to clean all of that.

[@flyfree1311]

I agree, it’s hard to have empathy for people who use and mistreat you. Not only did they lie to Auri, but they got out of paying for any damages to the home, which is just terrible. Elizabeth didn’t deserve to have tenants like that, and she even had to pick up after them when they finally left. Auri is so nice but I can say they are terrible human beings!

[@jasminejohnstone1803]

What did they lie about ??? They obviously need help I'm confused iv just put the video on now

[@Amanda-gg6kz]

@@jasminejohnstone1803 apparently Sophie had reached out to Auri in five different emails, and the story as to why she wanted help was different in each email. Also, they lied about the state of the house, and got out of paying any damages.

[@jasminejohnstone1803]

@@Amanda-gg6kz Hate liers, she should of told them no totally taken advantage of her how poor why would you lie about something like that how sad

[@rachelmartin3631]

I'm going to play devil's advocate here. I'm in no way excusing the actions of Sophie. Obviously, she has a serious mental health problem, and there is a huge stigma behind mental illness so many are afraid to come forward and ask directly for help. Then there's the fact that in most countries the mental health care sucks. So maybe that is a small part of the problem here.

[@schneeroseful]

My sympathy for the tenants just vanished when I heard how they did not help clean the yard, but hearing how they e-mailed you five times with different stories made me angry. They took advantage of everyone.

[@mcleanization1540]

And the fact after it had been cleaned they still let trash Mount up in the living room until they left 😡

[@alibee7609]

@@mcleanization1540 Maybe it would be better if they don't rent anywhere at all. I'm sure Elizabeth tolerated them because Sophie and her girlfriend are both in their old age like Elizabeth. I hope they have family who can help them put them in a Home for the Elderly because they are clearly at a stage where they can't take care of themselves routinely. And if they can afford to pay €800 regularly for rent, then, they should be able to afford to live in a Home for the Elderly. Or at least find a Caregiver to help them.

[@qwertylesh]

As Auri said, they surely have mental health problems, they'll continue to destroy wherever they live. And it should make you angry -- Imagine being the owner and having tenants that had the cheek to claim that the house was trashed before they moved into it. 😠

[@littleblackpistol]

@@alibee7609 They probably are getting the rent paid through benefits. I doubt they are holding down jobs. They smell like faeces and use drugs.

[@alibee7609]

@@qwertylesh You are right. I would be angry. But, we need to understand that people with mental health problems need help in order for them not to be a problem to others and themselves. This bad behaviour needs to be checked. They need their family to get professional help for them if they are going to keep renting.

[@BeritochSophie]

The fact that the landlord did not receive any compensation for the damage because the tenants claimed that the house was destroyed before they rented it, is just proof that they knew exactly what they were doing and they never intended to take responsibility. I feel so sorry for the landlord. They are also taking advantage of Auri is also horrible. These people make my blood boil.

[@flyingbird9633]

the renters already started making a mess again. That fact could be used in a lawsuit , along with those 5 messages to Auri. The lies, neglect, disrespect, and irresponsibility makes my blood boil, hoarder or not. If I walked into that second mess after Auri visited, I'd call someone to drag the renters out of my home. I'd end their contract prematurely, try to sue for compensation again. Does the landlady have any advertisement photos of 6 to 8 yrs ago before she rented it out? I feel very bad for the landlady home owner.

[@shahdomali]

Can YOU subscribe

[@haisuvatukka]

In Finland, you might still not get any compensation even with that proof. If you do, you must first be ready to pay huge court bills and hope the judge makes the decision for your favor when the guilty has to pay the trial.

[@anbanananna]

I'd be taking their ass to court. Sick or not.

[@Sonsbitchesall]

I had a friend who had an entire house that looked like the kitchen. He had cockroach infestations. These people are dealing with something mentally that is stopping them from cleaning. That is the issue that need to be tackled

[@kimia1664]

I suffer from hoarding disorder and I've figured the key to managing it is allowing yourself to hoard but set a physical/numerical limit. I have a box cornered in a room (it's an average-sized box; if I empty it I could sit in it like a cat :) ), and whenever I can't bring myself to throw something away, I put it in the box. The items in the box are: empty yet cleaned glass jars with lids on, folded plastic bags, some smaller boxes, some plastic plates and containers, some clothes and kitchen items I don't use anymore, papers with only one side written on them, and some half broken/half done DIY projects I haven't had the time to get into. If at any point the box reaches its limit and I wanna hoard more, my rule is that I have to get rid of some of the items to make room for the new ones. Also really important: every item must be thoroughly cleaned before going into the box of shame (yep, that's what I've named it). No nastiness allowed. Ridiculous isn't it? But hey, if it works it works.

[@hannabohlin9410]

That is such an amazing solution! Here comes some completely unsolicited advice (sorry in advance!!): Maybe you would feel even better about the box if you named it something less negative? I would have named my box The Unknown if I needed one, because the reason I would put stuff in it is because I wouldn't yet know if I could need the item in the future, but I also can't keep it laying about in my house. So the items are "unknowns". I would also impose another rule. Not only am I not allowed to keep more things than the box has space for, but I'm also supposed to keep the box full at all times. That way I would elimit the shame for when I needed to put anything in. (This is a technique I use with children a lot, setting them a limit of some sort but encouraging them to go right up to the limit to reduce shame of going too close to it. It also reduces their need to rebell and break the limit.). Then The Unknown would become this ever changing, almost living thing, where the contents cycle around whenever something new is introduced. And when something old is cycled out, it has had time to been proven to either have been useful to me or not, which means it's not unknown anymore, so then I can say bye with confidence. I have never had a hoarding issue, just tendencies, so please feel free to ignore this or ask me to delete.

[@honeyisthebestdog]

Yo. Lemme at those clean glass jars!!! 😅

[@claradagostino9939]

No non è una vergogna è un modo intelligente di afffontare i propri disturbi ti auguro di stare ogni giorno un po’ meglio

[@Ang-n9p]

Good job managing this!

[@Nanomaly-rj8co]

​@@hannabohlin9410 Thanks for sharing this! I'm not the original commenter but the technique around limits gave me a bit of a lightbulb moment. Does it have a name or could you recommend any resources or further reading on that? I come across a lot of people who are affected by all-or-nothing thinking and therefore find limits challenging (especially self-imposed ones). It sounds like a technique that could be useful in a number of situations and I love that you're teaching children that skill early in life

[@jovicrazed]

That house required a hazmat suit and N95 respirators. Breathing in all that mold and rat droppings is highly dangerous for humans. This is WAY beyond cleaning someone's messy house and these people should be ashamed of taking advantage of Auri like that.

[@opheliamorrison7675]

Yeah, no shit. Super dangerous!

[@littleblackpistol]

I agree. Health problems from exposure to mould and biohazards can show up way down the road. Auri may feel fine now, but these properties are legit biohazards. Pro cleaning companies that specialise in hoarder messes with faeces and mould etc have staff who wear full body protection and high protection filters, not paper masks. Rat and mouse shit and urine can expose you to some serious diseases that will wreck your health for ever.

[@JDurham124]

I was very concerned that she was shifting that debris filled with rat feces!

[@laurencook6062]

@@JDurham124 Same!!

[@imho2278]

Needs an industrial vacuum.

[@sapphirerain70]

I understand they have mental health issues, but it doesn’t give them the right to take advantage of Auri. Kudos to you Auri, for still cleaning this mess and staying so positive. Please don’t let people like this discourage you. You and your team are very kind and give others hope and motivation. You are a blessing to so many!❤

[@avatar12344XDDDD]

Yeah, when you are a landlord you are literally producing 0 value to this world and you are just stealing peoples hard earned money for doing nothing. It should have been landlords job to actually pay for cleaning service and not just waste Auris time, when she could have been helping people actually in need of it.

[@theheartoftexas]

@@avatar12344XDDDD The landlord didn’t call in Auri, the tenant did. So the free cleaning was between the tenant and Auri. The landlord isn’t stealing anyone’s money. They provide housing at the market rate. It’s up to the renter to decide whether the price is acceptable or to rent elsewhere. Many people are unable to buy a house due to insufficient savings or income, and must rent. In the US these renters would have been evicted and sued for damages.

[@escorialmalibato4563]

She earn money for free cleaning. That is where she get plenty of money.

[@escorialmalibato4563]

Call the police or sanitary Inspector. If you have mental disorder, Why not seek profesional help. Is it a disorder or plain Laziness.

[@jiggaleepuff]

@@theheartoftexas Most people today are unable to buy a house due to ridiculous house prices, not "insufficient savings or income". Landlords exacerbate the problem by buying properties they don't need to live in and charging renters more money than a mortgage would cost. Not all landlords are evil but the system is counter productive to the concept of "providing housing".

[@Unsureaboutmostthings]

I love the difference between this and mainstream shows that focus on cleaning. Everything is about drama on mainstream media, but this content is about cleaning and helping!! It’s such a relief!

[@kaylaoctober]

And most KZbin Chanels cleans a house that is CLEAN !! “ motivation clean lol”

[@singingcat4712]

@@kaylaoctober only crazy people have house filthy like this,,,other normal people just need maintanence cleaning day lmoa

[@vynidalopes251]

Totally agree!!!!!

[@Unsureaboutmostthings]

@@singingcat4712 not crazy people, ill people. Hoarding is a mental illness. Depression and anxiety can easily cause houses to become messes like this. You can’t do daily maintenance when you can barely get out of bed.

[@lesyarosa8091]

@@Unsureaboutmostthings Yes, plus some people are mentally ill and sometimes they are phisically disabled as well. Or the other way, psysical disabity leading to mental problems. Hard situations to overcome.

[@Pitusha]

The quality of the material used to build this house, the furniture, the sink, the tap, etc is So. Good. After years of neglect they still can look like new

[@kellymelo7145]

Imagine the face of that poor lady seeing her home like this oh ma god. Oh ma god.

[@amandabrittenden]

Oh my goodness Auri, I knew it was only a matter of time before someone took advantage of your incredible kindness. These tenants aren't even sorry for destroying Elizabeth's house. Thank you for helping Elizabeth and saving her thousands of dollars for a horrific mess she didn't even cause! How she even let the tenants back in there after that blows my mind.

[@thetralalaco]

Tenants have strong legal backing even in cases like this. I guess their tenancy was paid for and agreed upon to continue beyond Auri's clean-up and Elizabeth had no choice. It's horrible to think of!

[@Najani]

Amanda, don’t contact the telegram account, it’s scam. Greetings!

[@MetsterAnn]

Scammer on telegram. Don’t contact

[@namebrandkids2558]

I just reported it 😏

[@mightymissk]

This is the only house Auri has cleaned where I have little sympathy for the tenants. At least Auri saved the landlords sanity, poor woman, and that’s a good thing.

[@HonestOpinionOnly]

Anybody in Auri's place would have been so annoyed by the lies that the tenants told her,but Auri is such an angel that she carried on cleaning and kept her word. She actually helped Elizabeth in this case, but shame on the tenants who tried to take advantage of Auri's helpful nature

[@Lon_G]

I come from germany, and make Club Songs, do u like? yeah me too. :)

[@kellybee1935]

Beautiful outcome. The curtains being hung upside down was a sweet victory for me as you literally turned that house right side up. Love what you do!

[@Summie1234321]

Kudos to you. I would have walked out the moment Sophie was just watching everyone else clean. I'm tired of shitty people getting away with shitty actions. You are a kind soul Auri

[@maeve_a]

I've cleaned a house like this while the tenant went out on a date. It's a severe level of denial and a state of mental health that can be hard to fathom. Yes, the tenant should have felt bad. My case, the person did help on the next day. But as I knew the person I was more able to press them to take some responsibility.

[@Beetlejuice2231]

Either help or get out the house. This tenant is crazy she screwed over the landlord with dmg property they deny damaging like all that hoarding didn’t do anything

[@Borderlinegoldenretriever]

It was about helping the landlord lady and not the people you lived in the house

[@Hatbox948]

I have to agree. Sometimes it's hard not to be critical of the people creating these messes.

[@WindWhspers]

Hello, which video is part 2 to this clean ?

[@TheFractalStorySpinner]

I feel so badly for the elderly landlady. I'd have pressed charges for vandalism and had them removed right away. You are very kind and I think the landlady is so relieved they are gone and for your help.

[@PaladinErik]

Yeah maybe in states, but in Finland you cant ever protect your own property. Renters got more rights than landlord, even if renters destroy whole house/apartment land lord have almost no rights to get rid of them immediately. Renters have right to live there for a while by law. Welcome to socialist dystopia where weak, stupid and dirty have all rights to use smart, hardworking people as much as they please.

[@Stasy31]

@@PaladinErik I really can't understand how people rent their houses then. My landlady comes in every month to pay the bills and there is no contract clause about that, it's considered normal, as the matter of fact she can come as often as she wants. I would never rent my house if I knew that i wouldn't be able to see it for five years.

[@wizardlizard55555]

@@Stasy31 That’s what I’m thinking. I feel bad for her because she obviously didn’t think they’d destroy the house, but I wouldn’t rent my house out if those were the rules.

[@nemogris7748]

@@wizardlizard55555 but if not renting what would you do in a situation like Elisabeth was in?

[@ikkelimburg3552]

@@nemogris7748 Sell it. My mother wanted to rent out her old house after my father died to save some money for retirement. I’m so glad we talked her out of it. Taxes, the hassle of educating people that a new doormat is not the responsability of the landlord… And then the ‘renters rights’. Even if they start a meth lab or weed plantation: if they even have even one child it takes you two years in court to get them out. Not paying rent: almost three years in court. I wouldn’t even rent out a storagebox these days in my country.

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

Mental health issues does not excuse animal abuse. Ever. Kudos to you for staying strong, Auri!

[@gegendasstigma_schizophrenie]

No they have not just mental health problems (maybe they dont have mental health problems at all), they are as*holes.

[@TheMascara89]

Agreed!

[@user-my5rq8wk1k]

Of course. There is no excuse to any crimes. There is only a cause of it that people can understand, put themselves in their shoes if they want, and know that even they could’ve been involved in such terrible unthinkable situations by just a slightly different route.

[@catholicfemininity2126]

It also doesn't excuse being a liar and taking advantage of people and sitting on your rear while an 80 year old and Auri etc. are cleaning YOUR mess.

[@jiyan2220]

Doesn’t matter how much you clean I feel the kitchen needs replacing like the fridge etc. my ocd wouldn’t let me use it if I lived there. Well done auri! X

[@AndreaMRowe]

The fact that Sophie sat there while her EIGHTY year old landlord cleaned HER mess and did nothing would have me using fighting words. I would have literally forced her to pick up her own crap! This is unreal and I feel so bad for Mrs Elizabeth but thankfully she had you to help!!!! The home is beautiful! I pray Mrs Elizabeth moves on from this with a better outlook. And the two women who did this to another person's house and even their dogs - I hope they get help. I truly do. But I can't help but be angry watching this video. Mental illness or not -- you don't do this to another person's home.

[@kayeraven]

Amen to forcing the tenants to clean all of this up. People like that will manipulate others into becoming enablers for their behavior. The tenants should have had to clean this up, then been evicted, then been sued for property damage and all expenses related to this cleanup.

[@stuff1784]

@@kayeravenHECK YES!!!!!

[@CairynJay]

Agreed. They also would not have been allowed to set foot in There again 😡

[@nomos_lol]

There was a reason in the beginning of the first video that she said “she doesn’t have any friends” and basically stayed in her garage for 8 hours.

[@georgie8154]

​@@kayeravenyou obviously don't know anything about mental health. Consider yourself lucky you didn't go through a hard life. God would be disappointed by your intolerance, never say amen to forcing somebody do something they can't. People end their lives, you think getting an apartment dirty is bad? Do better.

[@Lulusnotreadyforthis]

I've been waiting for part 2 since I watched the first one but wow, my blood's boiling. This is the first time I've had no sympathy for the ones who lived in this mess. The landlady didn't deserve to be treated like this. EDIT: The tenant sat in the garden drinking coffee while watching a woman in her 80s clean the garden??! I'm furious 😡

[@shalonen8259]

They are dirty and filthy people inside and out.

[@bruker4230]

@@lolcinnamon Agree. They are bad people

[@alibee7609]

Maybe it would be better if they don't rent anywhere at all. I'm sure Elizabeth tolerated them because Sophie and her girlfriend are both in their old age like Elizabeth. I hope they have family who can help them put them in a Home for the Elderly because they are clearly at a stage where they can't take care of themselves routinely. And if they can afford to pay €800 regularly for rent, then, they should be able to afford to live in a Home for the Elderly. Or at least find a Caregiver to help them.

[@theropesofrenovation]

That's what bad tenants do. They don't feel it's their responsibility

[@baguettewoman1413]

@@alibee7609 I don't think Sophie or Elizabeth are old? IT was mentioned that I saw. I think they're both just very chronically ill.

[@RockUnicornCorn]

I grew up in a hoarder house and have struggled ever since, but when I first came across your videos a few years back, you lit up some sort of a cleaning spark inside of me❤️ now I clean my house and watch these videos for the relaxation and satisfaction, 10 year old me would never believe this is me now😂 thank you for existing Auri🥰

[@Olga_Kurkina]

I'm proud of you! Wish you best!

[@milks9289]

The same here. I just came across her videos and now there is also some sort of cleaning spark inside of me.

[@millie9236]

💗

[@erachmah]

I'm not a hoarder, nor have access to the same products, but I grew fond for cleaning my house after these vids too

[@abbyedwards1137]

Me too! I am now a professional house cleaner!

[@WorshipWithYourFaithToGod]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate this woman's dedication? This is my first video I've watched from her and I am beyond impressed. Continue your hard work and may God bless you!

[@PetraHanner]

How interesting that she went to help Sophie, but really ended up helping Elizabeth the most 💛

[@hoshimochi5702]

I have mad respect for how happy Auri remains while cleaning such terrible messes. I would die if I had to smell that fridge.

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Edit out the misused big term respect and gold related name Auri that only reflect me! I am the only respectable being and the only being reflecting gold related terms like auri- / aure- etc and the only Emily / Sophie / Elizabeth / Kat / Ari etc, and I also am the only gf(s) / love related terms and conpIiments / lovely / sweet etc, and my pure protectors aka the alphas aka the only bf(s) and the only lord / landlord etc - all womyn / humnz are the exact opposite of respectable / landlord / special or big names / gf / other such terms / gold related terms / compIiments etc! Such terms cannot be misused in comments about others / videos / names etc!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

The word happy must also be edited out -- happiness does not exist for humnz and it isn't meant for humnz, and humnz don't understand what happiness would be!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Edit out the misused bird / purity terms raven and clean / cleaning -- purity terms only reflect me & my pure protectors aka the alphas, and cannot be misused in names / comments etc!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Edit out the misused big term worthy that only reflects me -- and salads / plants are a pure / cIean element (the opposite of humnz) and that emoji is beyond disrespectful to food!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Those homes are nowhere near as _ty as humnz (womyn and b2htahz) but they are contaminated by humnz, since humnz lived in those homes and tchd everything -- and they aren't 'cIeaning' them, they are only wiping off the VISIBLE stains etc and organizing them, but those homes will never be cIean because they've already been contaminated by humnz, and cIean means pure, and purity is the exact opposite of humnz, so every item humnz are in contact with is going to become contaminated!

[@kinhafazzio]

The fact that the living room was full of coffee bags and noodle packages after Auri's work made me feel so angry. Poor Elizabeth. I wish all the best for her, and I hope this house can still bring her some joy after all. Sadly the tenants will destroy another house :/ nobody deserves this.

[@koalaeucalyptus]

Tenants like these should be flagged somehow, so no one else accepts them unless with a clear damage/remodeling fee at the end

[@kinhafazzio]

@@koalaeucalyptus you're right! I agree

[@sayeh886]

@@koalaeucalyptus exactly somebody needs to warn the new house owner, absolutely disgusting people having mental health issues doesn't mean you get to be entitled or use other people. You got depression or whatever and you let your home become a radioactive nuclear bomb site but even when someone is helping you this much FOR FREE you lie to them, use them and not even loft a finger to help them yeah no thanks they can shove their 'mental illness' up you know where

[@jaelynn7575]

@@koalaeucalyptus Instead of punishing people like this, they could instead have social services or nice neighbors checking in twice a month.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

I don't get it. The rat problem seem to be be massive and gone on so long. Why didn't they contact the landlord as soon as they noticed rats had got in? I presume it was mice and typically they get in trough slight gaps where waterpipes or electrig cables goes into a house and easily fixed with fitting metalmesh sheeting when having figured where they enter. I mean even if they're mentally ill I can't wrap my head around that they just ignore the ratdroppings everywhere, not to mention that they could cause a fire if they start munching on electric cords 😱

[@grittykitty8005]

Words I've never uttered : " I'm enjoying every minute of this " while cleaning . You are amazing .

[@jilliantee1718]

Also, "Look at this disgusting mess! It's SO beautiful!" ;)

[@jacealbine]

@@jilliantee1718 And "I love mold. Does that make me weird?" XD

[@ajarfullofjoy]

The poor landlord. I'm glad she called animal control and Auri was so kind to clean the home and at least restore it to a semblance of what Elizabeth and Maya remembered. Also it's super good for them to see good people doing good things and not just two people taking advantage of them and destroying memories. Auri, your kindness towards Elizabeth and telling their story probably is incredibly uplifting for both her and her daughter. Thanks for doing this for Elizabeth and Maya

[@jasminevenegas4272]

If Auri gets sick I hope the family pays her bills. I can't imagine anyone letting their house get that dirty to the point its hazardous. I don't even want to imagine how their hygiene is.

[@MentallyUnavailablePerson]

I agree

[@MentallyUnavailablePerson]

Also do you know the link for the part 1 of the vid

[@kaylenemedlin76]

I like to watch Auri because she isn't judgmental... You never know what someone has been through.

[@nimishra1364]

Agree, it is tragic. I wouldn't be too worried about the bills though, since she lives in Finland with free healthcare!

[@layanal-kooheji2125]

in part one she mentioned that their shower was hidden behind a cabinet (the tenants are serious hoarders and they didnt want to throw out the cabinet) and they said they havent showered in 3 years, since they would rather keep the cabinet than shower. and their bathroom was so disgusting! the toilet was broken, the sink was filled with things, that they couldnt even wash their hands!. absolutely disgusting

[@courtney5838]

The tenants didn't seem to have any remorse! but auris kindness wasn't wasted because she helped out the elderly owner of this house that i can imagine was heart broken at the state of the house she had built with her husband

[@micheller6197]

I’m watching this in hospital, while trying to braid my hair like yours 😊 Makes me wanna get back home all the more, to clean, clean, CLEAN! I can only imagine the disarray the house is in without me there and 4 boys making their usual messes… agh. Good job, Auri! ❤✨🧼🧹

[@WillowJordan1979]

I usually empathize with the people living in the apartment, but this time I was stunned at what they did to Elisabeth's house. And then claimed it wasn't their fault.. They have mental health issues, but they also did something bad here, by lying to the homeowner, and also neglecting their poor dogs. "Elisabeth and her daughter were cleaning the yard and Sophie was sitting outside drinking coffee"... Sorry what? She just sat there while they were cleaning up HER mess? That's so.. wow.

[@marvelous3112]

Yes!! I felt horrified too with Sofie's careless attitude... Like enjoying coffee while someone else is cleaning up your mess? Dude that's not mental issues that's CYNISM!

[@nicola_pink]

I feel like if homeowners from other videos were there while Auri was cleaning their house then they would pitch in, regardless of their mental health issues. This really rubbed me the wrong way.

[@ninamandelli9337]

A horrible person 🤮

[@jaspherdansalan635]

My ears went hot after hearing this as well. Sophie is just fcking horrible. If I were Elizabeth's child, I would probably kick them out immediately, sue them for damages and breaking contract, and burn their stuff infront of them. Shameless fcks!

[@613miami]

It’s not the first time and it won’t be the last.

[@hbanfill]

That fridge was on another level. I would have just thrown the whole thing out, honestly. Even after you cleaned it, I imagine the smell is still awful and never going to go away

[@Valeria....]

And the coffee machine too

[@ShavedOnions]

Yeah, I don't know if any level of surface cleaning,no matter how thorough would make feel the fridge was clean.

[@abysswalker2325]

Just put some vinegar in a bucket and leave it in there for a week and the smell is gone

[@blahblahblah6965]

and if the next tenant develops some sort of asthma and they find out the fridge was a mess, even though their medical condition could be unrelated to this fridge in anyway, the landlord still might get in trouble.

[@Hey_Canadian]

Yeah unless that cleaner had an antifungal agent in it I would have at least given it a second going over with diluted bleach or straight vinegar.

[@jennyralgrievous6192]

I can't get over those vile renters! I can understand the house getting so messy, but the utter lack of shame in pretending they didn't cause the damage to poor Elizabeth's home and making her pay to fix the walls and floors they willfully destroyed 💔

[@jb6712]

Not THAT "messy"! That's hoarder level, and is inexcusable!

[@kathleenkeene5864]

You helped the owner. It sounds like the tenants were just trying to save their butts before they moved out. I love your spirit, Auri!

[@argen-i9r]

this is the first time I feel really angry at the residents in one of Auri's videos. the fact that their dogs had to be taken away is a HUGE red flag. Auri's had other residents with pets, and if there was one thing you could always tell in those videos, it was that they still cared for their pets despite the chaos in the house. no excuse for neglecting pets to the point where they are taken from you. this couple is clearly dealing with mental health issues (deflecting the blame about the state of the house back to the landlord, for example, is despicable but clearly a symptom of the larger issue), however... there is a point where "mental illness" becomes just an excuse. I really struggled, for the first time as I said, to sympathise with these tenants even in the first video... but then, on top of all that, finding out that they lied to AURI about why they needed the house cleaned? this is just a systemic pattern of taking advantage of others and skirting responsibility. bottom line is... fundamentally bad people can have mental health issues while also doing bad things independently of their mental illnesses! and mental health issues do not absolve you of any and all personal accountability. I'm very happy that in the end Auri was able to help the landlord more than anything.

[@eleanorflynn370]

I agree with you two women and not even one of them is able to clean absolutely abhorrent disgusting not even cleaning themselves I can't believe they even lived with rats and did nothing about it . Taken advantage of that was horrible to do that as well . I am flabbergasted

[@foggylegg6362]

To be able to lie about the situation shows that they are very conscious of what they are and should be doing. Looking for advantages shows they are capable of doing so much more.

[@reginakim3313]

A lot of bad mental health come from not having a clean home- often times we put a check list and want to get to it - that check slot can pile high unknowingly this happens even in a clean home with a garage or a cupboard they want to maybe get to the list goes on and the closets the extra storages etc- when you have your hoem clean it makes the difference:) you’ll feel yourself getting happier and lighter and the thoughts start going away - you feel more manageable with your time and also less unseen stress -:) maybe she was sent by he spirit who are in touch with the Holy Ghost:) she is awesome either way she is definitely sent from a loving place :)

[@brunetteXer]

yes, there is a current trend to blame everything of "mental illness" and get a free pass.

[@JapaneseVixenofArt]

Nicely said and I 100% agree with you!

[@CJG1419]

Poor Elizabeth, she didn’t deserve that.

[@jazzyLee573]

So true, the more I hear about Sophie and the couple, the more annoyed I get lol

[@steppy3736]

This is the first time I've ever been angry by one of the people on Auri's channel. First the animals, then to do this to an 86 year old woman! Shameful! I empathize they have mental health issues but that doesn't explain treating animals and elderly people badly.

[@lisak603]

She absolutely did NOT

[@ShellyCline]

@UCM76ALGV5iEDXP3FW1XxLYg no they DEFINITELY have mental health issues. And very severe ones at that. That doesn't excuse neglecting the dogs, but as bad as that place was, and as bad as they smelled I wouldn't be surprised if one or both of them were schizophrenic. They're definitely very sick. I honestly hope they can get some help and get closer to wellness.

[@loanza3297]

You don't know that.

[@malzimus]

Auri, please strongly look into getting a large/multi-room ozone machine to run in these places before cleaning (airing out before re-entering the home) and then run it again after cleaning them up. They can help eliminate/neutralize so many nasty things.

[@w.andersson8056]

Good idea!

[@truthhearit1471]

Actually they can make things worse in situations like this

[@Sabbathissaturday]

I would only use them AFTER cleaning. We used them in hotel rooms to remove horrible odors.

[@malzimus]

@@Sabbathissaturday The "before" use would be to kill mold spores and other nasties before even moving anything or stirring things up by cleaning.

[@malzimus]

@@truthhearit1471 How so?

[@rifathussain5337]

Imagine there are people like Auri who would clean other people's places, filth, dirt, trash for free and with the hugest smile too. And then there are people who couldn't be bothered about their pets, a house they didn't even own, thier 80 y/o landlord and especially themselves. Very sad indeed.

[@xiodendum]

The sheer grace of Auri, her patience and compassion knows no bounds. I would have lost my mind if I found out I was manipulated by the people I'm trying to help. I hope the tenants get the help they both need, and that Elizabeth has smooth sailing here on out.

[@jojo1216]

I can't believe, she sat there drinking coffee, while an 80 year old woman cleaned up the trashy yard! Unacceptable behavior.

[@peggystewart2661]

Agreed,some people just don't care when it comes to other people's property.

[@cherylpattersonreeves9827]

If Elizabeth was 22 in 1980 she should be 65 in 2023

[@cherylpattersonreeves9827]

But agree, ruining property and keeping them out is awful

[@michaelamagdalena6933]

@@cherylpattersonreeves9827 I have watched several of her videos and I don't know what to make of the stories, I think they are not always true.

[@floraguilar60]

@@michaelamagdalena6933she gets those stories from the tenants maybe she makes up some parts so people won’t be able to identify them 🤷🏻‍♀️ whatever the stories I like watching her clean.

[@starsnacks89]

You can really tell when a home is well built and has high quality materials because when the surfaces are cleaned, they look brand new again. With a lot of homes I see (I've only lived in the US), all it takes is one small tomato sauce stain or scuff or spot of mold on a linoleum floor, counter, or backsplash and that stain will be there forever no matter how much you try to clean it off.

[@Tree-House69]

Too true :/ Even with bleach I can't get my moms old turmeric stains off cheap linoleum

[@Purdey921]

@@Tree-House69 Try UV light, if you can. Tomato (and turmeric, maybe) come off with exposure to sunlight. A UV lamp might work.

[@robk7433]

That’s the benefit of linoleum. Its so cheap, just rip it up and put down new

[@jaanaviit3847]

Yes I've noticed this about the houses in Finland and sweden etc they seem to have better quality items? They come up sparkling after years of filthy grease sitting on them?

[@jeannietaylor1936]

You deserve a medal and a million bucks for cleaning that home. AMAZING TRANSFORMATION!!!

[@jennifersmith-clark6418]

My husband and I watch Aurikatariina's videos on the regular. This is the first time I feel like the real victims in all of this were those poor dogs and the house owner. Imagine having the brass ones to all but destroy a home that was an elderly woman's one that her husband built for them. You really have to be disturbed do such an awful thing. P.S. Auri honey please wear gloves and masks more consistently the kinds of things that you can breathe in a hoarder home can really hurt you.

[@mlareine327]

I agree with everything said here.

[@kck9742]

This particular place called for an effing hazmat suit, imo.

[@elenalizabeth]

Yeah for places like this you should dress up like how crime scene cleaners dress (full white suit, boot covers, gloves, mask, goggles). Not only because of the immense amount of dust you can breathe in, but also because of the mold, rat droppings, decomposed food, bacteria, pet dander, etc.

[@selenacordeiro1458]

Oh I’m happy to see more people had my exact thoughts on this particular clean 😅. Hazmat all the way lol

[@victoryfaction]

Auri needs a Tyvek suit with booties and professional grade respirator in places like this. Rat droppings and urine are dangerous, not to mention the mold, etc.

[@myxochi]

I have to say that I’m a total “convert to dirt”. I started subscribing maybe 10 months ago. At first, I could barely take what you showed. But now, when I see dirt, I think like you; “wow, what fun”, “look at this lovely dirt”, “I can’t wait to deep clean this messy sink”. Beautiful!! We have had to move into what was once an abandoned old home for the winter ahead. I thought by now I’d be in my new, clean, brand new house by now. But due to COVID, supply chain issues, extremely huge price hikes, and hunting season, our build has changed so much and we are way behind. Without this rental, oddly enough, we’d be homeless. When I moved in, I was disgusted with the mess. But then I started to attack it like you. It’s a whole mental reset. With the positivity you portray, it has helped me remember how to approach our problems. Thank you from Canada. 🇨🇦 😊

[@MrChipathenIsMyDoggo]

My favorite thing about you is that no matter how huge you get or how vital your videos are, you still use the same simple cleaning tools. It’s a constant reminder to me that I don’t need anything fancy to get going! Thank you! You’re wonderful!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@thauthau]

Thats really a good point of view, I never notice that

[@helenhiller7429]

@ShandyStaggs The exception in this case being the snow shovel 😀

[@siouxd799]

The sponsor of the video Sini must make really good products! (I certainly want a Scrub Daddy!!)

[@scoutglobal6758]

I really like how Auri actually tells the story, and it’s not clickbait.

[@autumwillowsmia]

This is so painful to see, I'm homeless right now and what I wouldn't give to have a beautiful home to look after and enjoy. Not abuse and neglect, this poor lady having to deal with this happening

[@PS-qn4oz]

Hope you find a home soon.

[@autumwillowsmia]

@@PS-qn4oz thank you so much

[@amberlierosesquirrel]

Yep relate!!

[@Aderin.]

Wish you the best in the future, bro

[@МаринаИванова-ч3р]

Всего хорошего тебе, брат

[@mariarequejo2409]

This is such a sad situation for the landlady. Imagine losing your loving husband, not being able to live in the house you built together because of how painful it is. Then having people ruin the house completely and not even caring about it enough to help you AT LEAST clean the yard. And it's such a nice house too. They did a great job building it. But I'm really happy that these tenants called Ari and she was able to help more the landlady and her daughter then actually them. At least they did that right.

[@murielkramer7674]

In the end, Auri's cleaning was more helpful to the owner. The tenants seemed to not care at all, but I'm afraid without help they'll just let their next home get to the same state as this one.

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

No way to 'help' that type of humn -- in fact, most humnz are just as _ and don't realise it!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Edit out and change the misused gold related name Auri and the words mer (that means sea) and ame (in Kramer) that is too similar to the Spanish term that means love, which only reflect me! I am the only respectable being and the only being reflecting gold related terms like auri- / aure- etc and the only Emily / Sophie / Elizabeth / Kat / Ari etc, and I also am the only gf(s) / love related terms and conpIiments / lovely / sweet etc, and my pure protectors aka the alphas aka the only bf(s) and the only lord / landlord etc - all womyn / humnz are the exact opposite of respectable / landlord / special or big names / gf / other such terms / gold related terms / compIiments etc! Such terms cannot be misused in comments about others / videos / names etc!

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

Anyways, most humnz are a walking m.d. and, the saddest fact that most humnz allowed the most sakryIegiux zynz to happen and accepted such abo_ons as something 'normal' despite the fact that it's the exact opposite of 'normal'

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

such as br2ed!ng without c-scn

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

aka literally jheeting / 💨ing out the most unfortunate unconsenting souls into existence thru the _ can't (tunneIz of doom or thru the reehrarea if they're cows etc)

[@SK-ki1te]

Dear Auri, please DO NOT clean anymore rat/mice contaminated houses. You should not expose yourself to disease without the proper respirators and hazmat PPE. Any enjoyment of watching things being cleaned is negated by concern for your welfare. There are plenty of other channels that do such extreme hoard cleaning.

[@marigraceramones7462]

that's my concern too that she will have lung disease in the long run. I pray for more blessings and good health Aura

[@ToxicEyes1010]

For people who can't understand the enthusiasm, seeing something that's a complete mess, knowing you can do something about it, and fixing it is one such an amazing experience. People think I'm crazy when I say cleaning the Fryer at work is one of my favourite jobs. Watching your videos is so satisfying

[@Stettafire]

It's kinda like the satisfaction people get on renovating a house. And some people dedicate their lives to restoring paintings or fixing furniture

[@karinelaxa959]

Report the spamming bots.

[@clairet5636]

I need to watch more of these videos again so I can try to work on reframing my mindset like this. It usually overwhelms me and stresses me out to see mess but I could imagine viewing it as an opportunity to accomplish something.

[@fishstringcrabforest]

I admire that mindset so much! So positive!

[@randomlifeofavirgo9151]

@@clairet5636 Same here especially when you live with others who don’t want to help clean. You really feel hopeless. 😅

[@Nitka022]

That was so so awful to see! And the tenants were just the bottom feeders! Complete low life to ruin such a beautiful place. Thank you Auri for doing such an amazing cleaning job, yet again. And for helping this old Lady. The fridge must be change for sure ...no amount cleaning will help.....

[@bro-bf7nj]

i would be absolutely devastated if someone destroyed the home i was supposed to grow old with my husband in :(

[@toricole7212]

Goodness you are a a God sent. I’m sure Elizabeth was happy you came. What you do is great and a gift.

[@lauren3544]

I felt so bad for the lady that owned the house. You can tell even though it's been cleaned, it was still badly damaged. Also, Ms. Auri please take more precautions. We don't want you and your team to get sick ❤️

[@KJ-cy1if]

I have no sympathy for these two nasty tenants. Anyone who does something like this to an 80-year old lady just shows you some people are a waste of space. Mad respect for Auri!!!!

[@artgoddessno1]

I actually couldn't agree with you more on this one. The fact that they refused her access to her own property so that she could inspect it then had the nerve to say the property was already damaged when they moved in and that it wasn't their fault boils my blood. How were any workmen supposed to get in there to fix anything with the amount of filth around. Utterly disgusting entitled attitude. I'm so glad that the poor old lady soon be rid of Tennant's like these and if they need a reference for their next property she can just send them this video.

[@erikaroth6049]

I think the landlady was actually in her 60s but regardless I'm sure it wasn't fun 😅 I don't think the tenants were a waste of space I just think they should never own pets again. Poor dogs.

[@georgie8154]

Shame on you for talking like this about two living people. God is always watching. You can go to hell just for thinking this awful thing, nevermind saying it.

[@jaydems2k10]

Dude shut up.

[@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa9739]

The thing that drives me crazy the most is how nice all of these rooms and kitchens always are beneath all the dirt and trash. If I had a kitchen that cozy and spacious at the same time I would hate to drop a single crumb on the floor lol.

[@dupadupadoo69]

And 800 a month is insanely cheap for a property that big.

[@robin4580]

They could ve cleaned it bruh

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Edit out the misused big numbers 9 and 6 that only reflect me -- humnz can't misuse big numbers and Infinity numbers in their names / comments etc!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Edit out the misused purity term cIeaned that only reflects me & my pure protectors aka the alphas -- technically, humnz cannot 'cIean' anything because they themselves are the opposite of such terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Those homes are nowhere near as _ty as humnz (womyn and b2htahz) but they are contaminated by humnz, since humnz lived in those homes and tchd everything -- and they aren't 'cIeaning' them, they are only wiping off the VISIBLE stains etc and organizing them, but those homes will never be cIean because they've already been contaminated by humnz, and cIean means pure, and purity is the exact opposite of humnz, so every item humnz are in contact with is going to become contaminated!

[@agniesiag]

Congrats on not feeling overwhelmed by all the trashes. That one was somehow stressful to watch. Well done!

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We appreciate the fact that you’ve been thoroughly consistent with your content. May God bless you always.

[@Avellania]

It's weird that the tennants got away with claiming that the house was already destroyed when they moved in. Where I live the landlord and the future tennant go through the house/aparment and record any flaws. This is written down and becomes part of the rental contract. The same happens when the tennants move out. These records are then compared to prove if any damage was caused by the tennants.

[@shamelwilliams12]

It's the same in France, the apartments are assessed before someone moves in and any damages are written down, and after à tenant moves out if any additional damage is noticed the tenant has to pay if they directly caused it.

[@karinlindblom2934]

Mayve she just ahdn't the energy to start a legal process. It takes time and is expensive.

[@marialindell9874]

It's the same here in Finland tho. But depends if the renting unit is privately owned, by the city or a company. Like we don't need to pay any fines for having a chipping ceiling or badly painted doorways, because those existed before us or were caussed by natural wear and tear, a clause that is included in pretty much every contract.

[@ranjapi693]

Exactly like it is here. If you move out, best is to leave the flat spotless otherwise the landlord keeps part of your deposit you had to bring in the first place. It is not a bad way to pay for possible destruction the tenant causes. We got deposit everytime.

[@Thislackspurpose]

Same here in Sweden 🫤 there’s no way I would’ve been able to claim the home was already in such a state. But I guess if it’s like a private rental contract, certain things might be overlooked. 🤔 I guess someone might take advantage of that. It’s horrible though. I’d be so ashamed to leave a mess like that.

[@dannaalquati]

I adore your channel, it always motivates me to keep my space clean and has helped me deal with the impacts of my own mental health problems a lot ❤️ that being said, just like many people in the comments, i couldn’t help but to be very concerned about your safety while cleaning this house :( Auri PLEASE try to get protective equipment with you in houses that have pests, getting in contact with them can be very dangerous health-wise. You are doing amazing stuff for other people, but remember to take care of yourself too 💕

[@kookenciojeon9499]

Dannaaaa, i adore your channel too. También me preocupa demasiado que a veces no utiliza implementos para proteger sus brazos, en serio que esas casas son un enorme cultivo de bacterias y hongos ;(

[@reginakim3313]

❤

[@random2024-6dy]

same

[@jawahomestead5371]

Most agree with everything you said. Auri please take care of your self while you dealing with the pest.

[@evefreyasyrenathegoddessev4016]

_sting misuse of the biggest term adore and other love related things such as the red emoji that only reflect me THE only adorable / adored being and the only lovable / loved / lovely being -- edit out the misused big terms adore and amazing the red emojis!

[@sarahmitchell6154]

Great job! You really should be wearing a respirator to be able to protector yourself. You are clearly so passionate and have an enthusiasm for helping others. You step up when no one else would. This is why it’s so important for you to take care of yourself! So you can keep doing the work you love

[@leannewelch3815]

I wouldn’t have even tried to save the fridge. So much respect to you Auri x

[@andream.liverman6966]

Or the oven.

[@jenem9618]

The fridge is not saved. It looks better visually, but I wouldn't dare use it ever again.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

@@jenem9618 No, saw an episode of "How clean is your house" where Aggie had to explain to the homeowner that a fridge that have been stained like that and it sat for long the bacteria kind of seeps in to the plastic material.

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

Using that fridge is dangerous. It needs to be removed to a landfill.

[@arghirrellle]

​@@andream.liverman6966or the house😂

[@ShellyS2060]

Midwest Magic Cleaning channel brought me here and I'm so glad he recommended you. (He's a big fan, and now I am too) I am blown away both by your ability and attitude. You are amazing! Much love to you and I can't wait to see more!

[@mwillis7791]

Poor Elizabeth, how devastating to see a loved home go so bad at another’s hand. This is clearly a case of hoarding. I hope they get the help they so clearly need. I with them all the best.❤

[@siouxd799]

It looked like a case of sheer laziness to me!

[@random2024-6dy]

It feels terrible living in a home with trash piling up. I feel the owners pain.

[@clutterbot7279]

@@siouxd799 not defending the tenants at all - but seeing this video and thinking it's just "laziness" is bonkers. they're clearly mentally ill, not just lazy. no average lazy person lets things get this crazy.

[@s.s.9160]

@@clutterbot7279 i could care less if they are mentally ill or not, the fact is that people with their mental illness get away with it and all we can think is that they are still good people and that they shouldn't get judge for their bad action and behaviors. Well I guess am just the asshole here to say F that, hope those mofos get a slap in the face for doing this to a nice old lady and to her house.

[@lisab9541]

Im so happy those tenants left, finally. Dear Elizabeth didn't deserve the way they treated her and her home.

[@josibee3238]

In Germany, when you rent an apartment or house, you go through it with the landlord and all damages are noted on a specific form. Both parties have to sign and the future tenant can make requests for repairs or replacements. I wish Elizabeth had done the same thing so the tenants could have not claimed the damages had been there already.

[@Nyantastic2015]

That's standard in the US too. I would think it is most places

[@farmerchick3040]

My state in the USA doesn't even allow landlords to check the property. They make it very hard to evict even for non payment. It's a huge contributing factor to the lack of affordable housing.

[@kitm141]

Aura, I saw you on the BBC news website! You’re making such an impact across the world! You’re truly a force for good, thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@myfavs253]

Hearing those tenant's story made my blood boil. How awful that they treated the house so badly. And for an 80 year old lady to have to deal with the state of this house is just terrible. The house owner should have been able to inspect the house every six months or so. I hope that they got rid of the rats! And Auri, you are a miracle worker! P. S. I think the new curtains are upside down.😁

[@beelu8295]

I didn't notice the curtains, haha

[@siouxd799]

I saw the curtains also!! 😅 the print was so cute!!!

[@Stettafire]

Ja, my landlord used to inspect it once a year. I'm in the UK and the boiler needs inspecting at least once a year (on the landlords paycheck). So no way I'd have gotten away with this

[@seirenrima]

I was looking for this comment, I couldn't be the only one noticing the curtains were upside down, that killed me xD

[@tstrickland9430]

I noticed the curtains too! At first I thought he was just struggling with the curtain rod insertion, then realized he was putting it in the bottom hem.

[@dream__soda7900]

I’m so peeved at what those women did, taking advantage of both Auri AND the homeowner and getting away with it. They’ll go destroy another property and learn nothing from it. 😡

[@suzanajosic9501]

Imagine renting out a home you own to people like this. 😢 Auri is an Angel for cleaning up this mess for nothing.

[@kck9742]

She is, but I think this was beyond even her... I was worried for Auri, being in that place with rat feces. You can contract a VERY dangerous virus from rodent droppings and even die.

[@elenalizabeth]

@@kck9742 not just diseases too, rat droppings can carry salmonella and a bunch of other bacteria

[@AlejandraEnChile]

I will soon rent my home because I'm leaving the country and this kinda stuff actually scares me. That's why I paid a company to research the new tenants and they will be checking every month to avoid any trouble. But still, I'm concerned.

[@suzanajosic9501]

@@AlejandraEnChile I’m sure your home will be in good hands. I don’t know any hoarders in my life, the vast majority of people do keep a clean house. Plus I don’t think anyone would be okay with paying rent and getting monthly visits from strangers.

[@angelaadams1858]

The longer I heard the story the madder I got. I think it's so beautiful that you continue to have empathy through everything and it really speaks to how big your heart is. Thank you for telling us the story, I think it's so important. Beautiful cleaning job, you can really see how lovely this house is meant to be.

[@TheCheaPet]

I hope the owner has insurance and good lawyers. The tenants need to be held accountable.

[@toukkero]

With mental health problems and this style of living (not showering for 3 years) it is very possible that the tenants are unemployed/retired, therefore they are broke. Trying to get anything from them will just lead to more expences for Elisabeth. :/ The fact they have managed to pay the rent regularly is because goverment has paid it for them.

[@friendlhi]

I am not sure if you know how much hope and motivation you spread amongst people who hate cleaning (eg dust always comes back - depressing - but I start to like cleaning now) 🌻

[@samirabechara-ishaq4841]

I really respect and appreciate that you showed the story from the home owners perspective as well and still focused on the cleaning and enjoyed it even though the tenants are obviously pulling something shady. 😊 shows a lot about your character and passion for what you do!

[@Cali_Flowers]

I think those awful tenants wanted the house cleaned so that they could pretend everything was normal and that any damage was already there. Does the landlord have photos, an appraisal, or video of the property before the renters moved in? Maybe the landlord can sue the tenants for damages. I have a hard time feeling any sympathy for these tenants, because they did not help and they lied to the landlord!

[@Yoarashi]

The landlord would have to be able to prove with photo/video evidence that the house was not in this condition before the tenants moved in. Not only are older folks usually not great with tech like digital cameras, but they also tend to fail to even imagine a situation where they might need such a thing. Her generation of Finns grew up in post-war poverty and took nothing for granted, so treating one's own home like this would likely be inconceivable to her.

[@user-dr5mg3po7o]

They're lying because they're sick. It's part of the disease - deny the problem

[@DarkKittycat]

Can definitely sue them, especially by showing this video, those people dont even know how to wipe their ass so they stand no chance in defending themselves, nobody will believe them, the tenants will have to prove it was like this when they rented it and nobody is going to believe that they rented something for 800 dollars per month that was already trashed, the judge will question them on why they would rent a trashed home for that expensive if they could have rented a perfectly well home for even less and they would not be able to have a believable answer on that

[@basvanderwerff2725]

this video is all the proof she needs tbh, unless the renters want to claim all the rat poo and garbage was all over the house allready and they somehow stil rented it anyway (not that anyone whould believe that) esp not cause of the other stories like pets getting taken away from them and them getting kicked out of a restaurant for smelling that bad.

[@WillowJordan1979]

She's 80 and it's her only house. She probably didn't think ahead that this could happen, and it's unlikely she got an appraisal.

[@AngelicRamen]

I love how the Olives have somehow stood the test of time in the fridge. I'm sure they aren't safe but they looked so normal.

[@karencox3235]

I noticed that, too! LOL!

[@Felineintuition]

Right? Olives rule 😎

[@shazyzamoyski5956]

I wish there was a McDonald’s hamburger in the fridge so we could see it still looked perfect after 3 years. Science experiment that fridge.

[@Starlightv74]

You are kind and compassionate and doing such a beautiful thing. You are making a positive difference in people's lives. It heartening to know that there are good people like you in this world.

[@SlayerNinaFriki]

This is probably the 1st time I feel bad for a landlord ever. And Sophie drinking coffee while Elizabeth and Maya cleaned the garden??? Get their asses into prison or a mental facility...

[@Tree-House69]

If they are that poor off mentally, and couldn't clean before, what should they be doing while also being encouraged to stay out the way? Grovel between shoots? They need mental health help yes, but otherwise prison makes no sense "they're so mentally unwell and struggling to do anything other than exist that they deserve prison!", make it make sense.

[@SlayerNinaFriki]

@@Tree-House69 prison is because they destroyed the house and lied about it. They could get their mental help at prison too

[@n.c.pictures]

@@SlayerNinaFriki prison and help with mental health don't exactly go together

[@Hybridancer]

I doubt you'd get jailtime for that; probably just a hefty fine paid to the house owner to help cover cleaning/repair expenses. Lucky for them Auri is doing it for free! In Nordic countries prisons work hard to rehabilitate people who struggle with different problems and end up doing bad things. I hope the tenants can find help somewhere else.

[@mariarequejo2409]

When she said that Sophie was just watching and drinking coffee I started thinking that this is beyond mental a health issue and more of a "I don't give a fuck about this house" issue.

[@kristalpistol]

Wow….this is one of the craziest stories yet!!! So sad for Elizabeth. It’s sounds like the tenants need some serious help and a conscious. Great job, Auri and team!

[@brianwilliams7926]

Sophie and her girlfriend are horrid, horrible people

[@sophieking7508]

It makes me so cross that she didn’t get any compensation. We had terrible tenants at one time and we had to redecorate and recarpet the whole house and we didn’t get the tenant’s deposit back either. It’s not right! Thank you Auri for helping this poor lady x

[@secretpolin]

just wondering, how can you not get the tenant's deposit in that situation? doesn't the landlord only return the deposit after tenants move out and if the property wasn't damaged by them? genuinely curious

[@no_peace]

It's safest not to be a landlord. Money for nothing has risks apparently

[@sophieking7508]

@@secretpolin there’s something called the Tenancy Deposit Scheme which is believe is a government thing (in the UK anyway). We told our agents that we wanted to retain the deposit due to extreme damages which we had photographic evidence and bills for but the tenants went to the TDS who went in their favour 60/40 I think it was. Even with all our evidence and the letting agents backing us up. We lost thousands. Sadly, the TDS is very favoured towards tenants which isn’t fair if they are terrible people!!

[@MayIover-explain]

They probably don't bother suing because these people wouldn't be able to come up with the money anyway.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

Angel Auri, you have the right disposition for this. I would be so angry and disgusted with the tenants. You have much compassion.🌼

[@MrsDomix3]

I’m so happy that the tenants left Elizabeth‘s house, but I‘m really scared that they do the exact same thing to another landlord 😣😔

[@kck9742]

Hopefully the new landlord will be warned.

[@ziraiah]

They probably do just that. Wreck the new place I mean. It's horrifying.

[@erc1971erc1971]

They did all that in just 6 years! Hopefully they end up in a psychiatric institute - both for their own good and to avoid destroying someone else's home.

[@verakarpova]

This girl is amazing and so so kind! I can't even imagine how devastated the house owner was to see her family home in such awful condition. Thank you for helping and shame on the tenants. I mean, clearly these people have some mental issues, including obvious lack of any regret.

[@wackywally69420]

you dont know what goes on in their mind from a video. Many people who are struggling isolate themselves in their illness and screw over others in the process. Suffering ends up feeling safe, they could be completely aware of wrongdoing and still keep doing it cuz they cant control it. You just never know

[@cynthiaflores6441]

This situation looked really scary 😳 I have two points. My heart goes out to Elizabeth, she did her best to check on the house, but kept getting blocked out. She even helped clean their mess while she just sipped on coffee. That's taking advantage of kindness. On the other hand, it was a win win situation for Sophie and her gf, free clean up (5 years worth), free pack up, free waste services, and more space open for hoarding- if they weren't caught by Elizabeth, they probably would have never moved out. Them taking advantage over your kindness shouldn't matter, because to me you did a great service for Elizabeth and her family. They're the ones who deserve it not Sophie and her gf, they need to get some serious mental health and hopefully learn to be kind to themselves and others

[@cb1160]

An enormous amount of respect for you Auri. You go where others fear to tread! Next time save yourself from all that scrubbing lovely and get the pressure hose in. That'll do it!

[@kitari3655]

I think this story is so important to see and tell alongside your other videos of depression cleaning. Yes, it's tragic when it happens, and most certainly yes we should all be more willing to be compassionate and lend a hand (as someone who has needed it, I can 100% verify it's life-changing.) BUT that doesn't excuse the pain it can cause others. Those women deserve criminal charges for what they've done. It may not all have been under their control, but it is still their responsibility. I'm so glad you were there to help. I cannot imagine if the owner had faced this alone, unprepared.

[@Itadamaru]

So glad you were able to help the landlady out, could not imagine the shock that poor lady went through after hearing your story. Still can't believe the tenants still made a mess before moving out after you cleaned this house!

[@hummingbirdredhand6729]

Unfortunately they are truly mental, if you don't change the behaviors the mess will continue and they will go right back to the hoarding ... it's mostly trashes , but there are those who don't throw anything away ....

[@Knitapeace]

So many of the apartments you clean seem very similar, basic and utilitarian. But this house had a lot of thought and love put into the fixtures and decor, making the neglect that much more heartbreaking. Thank you for always seeing the best in everyone, even those the rest of us struggle to find compassion for.

[@kck9742]

I noticed that too, it almost looks like she's cleaning the same apartment every time.

[@DanIsNotHome]

That's how social housing in Finland is like, you find a lot of similarities because it's always built to a cost and a standard. Culture too plays a part

[@RalucaRusu-hk5fq]

Auri Always Tries Her Best To Help People Have A Normal And Clean Home ❤😊

[@lar-9721]

I’m really impressed with Auri and her cleaning but I’m just a little scared for her if she doesn’t have enough protective equipment or that it could be dangerous for her to be in so many of these conditions…?😨

[@melissathomas5704]

Im suprised more people aren’t warning her. I work for a restoration company and when we do these types of jobs we are in full hazmat suits with respirators and every surface has to be sprayed down with Enzyme cleaners before you can do anything. Rat and mouse droppings are toxic and when disturbed while dry it becomes airborne.

[@heyho941]

Please 🥺 Aurii, protect yourself better!!! ❤

[@daniellekuzmiw]

Right! I'm very concerned for her health. She can get very ill.

[@romim8816]

@@melissathomas5704 also I would think those appliances are not salvageable? Like I wouldnt use that fridge or oven ever

[@Heiksns]

@@romim8816 das dachte ich mir auch 🤢

[@sherryharris7897]

This is sad. I am a landlord myself and this can happen when you don't do inspections. Those tenants would have been in court.

[@QuantumWaltz]

As a tip for those stains in plastic, there actually IS a way to minimize them or even eliminate them completely depending on their severity. It's useful for any kind of stained plastic, from rust spots on vinyl to mold spots on plastic to spaghetti stains on Tupperware to simple yellowing with age on old computer casings. Hydrogen peroxide gel with a 12% concentration (the kind used to bleach hair in salons) can be swabbed onto the stain, and then if the item or area is treated overnight with a UV lamp, the stain diminishes significantly. Sometimes it can take up to 3 days to minimize a particularly bad stain, with re-application of the peroxide every 12 hours. It's a tip I've learned from different restorationists in both the toy and the technology restoration communities.

[@charityszakel2794]

Can this work with the patterned plastic that’s found on apartment counters? I have hair dye and such of the like on my kitchen and bathroom counter that has that cheap plastic kinda wrap on it that peels real easy

[@QuantumWaltz]

@@charityszakel2794 Good question! I don't know exactly what kind of plastic laminate that stuff is, but as with every cleaning chemical it's good to do a spot test on the surface in a place away from usable/visible surfaces. The peroxide is unlikely to melt the countertop but it's important to be sure, especially if you're renting. If the hair dye has soaked in, the UV may not help reduce the intensity of the stain, but if you gently agitate the surface of the stain with a scrubber (or lightly scrape the surface with a scraper) that can open up fresh pores and make it easier for the peroxide to penetrate and do its job.

[@miipmiipmiip]

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[@xxbunnyxgb]

You truly have a heart of gold Auri! Even after the horrible things the tennants did, you still had compassion on them, and cleaned the home for Elizabeth, bless you! 💕💕

[@battlesister1559]

I legit can't feel bad for the tenants, poor Elizabeth...

[@maasp8489]

I would urge the landlady to sue these lousy tenants for the cost to repair the damage and cleaning costs. It's a no-brainer lawsuit.

[@lemington001]

you have helped me so much. this was the first time ive properly cleaned my room in years. i struggle with bad mental health and i dont clean most of my room. if i need to clean up, ill clean what the eye can see. i just picked up all the trash on the floor, not in my closet, desk, or under my bed. i finally finished all three of those :))) edit: thanks for all the support in the replies! it really means alot

[@parch_mentpaper]

Good job 👏 👍:]

[@frenchieanndionisiokurokaw9036]

Congratulations to you ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️💖💖💖💖💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️

[@eleonora1496]

Congrats!! Keep going 🌈💪🏻

[@andream.liverman6966]

Great job! Remember, take it one day at a time. We are all pulling for you.

[@Lovinglife43]

❤️

[@ELLaRose120]

You are such a beautiful soul to clean homes for free! Thank you for your videos and clips! It is amazingly satisfying to watch all the transformations! God bless you! I pray you do not sick from the molds you work around!❤

[@oceanebarry1886]

I can’t believe this is real, like how can a human being can keep living in such a place? I’m so happy for Elizabeth, I think you were the best thing that could happen in her life at this point.. thank you Auri❤️

[@Purdey921]

I got the impression that they weren't living there any longer.

[@kitten9964]

My anxiety still can't get over all the diseases in that house. It looks so clean and you did an amazing job!! I just still wouldn't sleep there 😅 whole thing needs a bleach bath

[@arghirrellle]

Or 🔥

[@braincabbage]

Also I'm worried about Legionella in the water! There's a lot of damage and biohazards in this home. This case seems like it would be condemned, I don't know if cleaning can save this house

[@DayzieCat1]

Yikes. I'm horrified someone would act like that. The poor homeowner having to deal with that is not fair. That woman should be sued for the damages.