What My Airbnb Guests Left

[@Disorganozed_Crafter]

I love that you keep what is unopened! I think it would be cool too if you could find a small farm or something that would appreciate the opened stuff as well!

[@angle5520]

Too much of a liability. Maybe if she was a free agent, but she's bound by air BNB TOS and I can almost guarantee you there is a clause about open food.

[@arslanimran2098]

You are so cheap brother not you the youtuber

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

That's a great idea!

[@baileyarcus2214]

Probably not for animals though

[@ellyzA310]

Pigs actually could eat it, so instead of just throwing it away she could make a bag a month and donate it to a local pig farm or something like that. Also the rice amd the oil can be used even tho they were open, and those carrots could be added to a soup with other vegetables. Idk, there is so much food waste in the world, we should all do our part in stoping it whoever we can

[@Vijayhemmadiprakash]

I appreciate the comment section; it shows great maturity. I agree with everyone. Please donate excess food to those in need or provide some farmland for livestock feeding.

[@queeni4199]

She doesn't give them away to those in need because most places if not all don't accept opened items because many horrible people have messed with the food. This is the same for homeless people. For livestock, it's the same problem because if something is wrong with the food, it can seriously damage the animals. She also made a video on this but I don't know how long ago. She did state that if she didn't want to eat it because of safety risks she wouldn't want to risk someone else's life.

[@Vijayhemmadiprakash]

@ You are completely correct; I hadn’t considered that.

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

i wouldn’t feel comfortable giving opened food items to anyone. tbh i’m not totally sure if i’d want to donate it to animals either!! i just can’t vouch for the food and would hate for something/someone to get food poisoning. it seems like composting is a great option though!

[@morganherman371]

​@EmmaJeanTyrrell As someone who runs a food pantry, I appreciate that you decide not to donate opened food. A rule of thumb is, if you don't want to eat it then neither will others. Assuming those experiencing food insecurity will settle for opened/old food is a big lapse in judgement and reveals some subconscious feelings about how we feel about low income populations. The saying that beggers can't be choosers is wrong - everyone deserves the dignity of receiving unopened food

[@mlhdsicns271]

Like if we wouldn’t eat someone’s open food neither should homeless people

[@thenikkieffect7734]

I’m a housekeeper at a extended stay hotel and I love finding stuff that I can take home after a guest checks out. The best part is they’re renovating so we got free tvs lol

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

it really is the best part! i love finding what guests leave!

[@heidiwright5248]

I totally get not keeping certain things but maybe the rice and oil could be donated :)

[@CS-06]

Where would you donate opened food?

[@paulamugabi7320]

There are people who could use them.

[@fanisgonatas3460]

⁠@@paulamugabi7320yes but maybe the people who lived here put something inside the food

[@barelena]

@@CS-06rice is so easy to clean tho

[@KaleyRuff-sh2gs]

@@barelena but why risk it....

[@ssefunkycat]

why throw away the rice when you have to wash it anyway?

[@Jazzy-yp5dl]

Sadly because it's just unsafe. There's many things people could and can do to food that is open and not everyone washes their rice either. I know in places like the UK, it's VERY common to just throw the rice into the boiling water and then "wash" the cooked rice after.

[@ninny3030]

If you lace it a little bit of water will do nothing.

[@TheBlancet]

... wash? The rice? Are you really supposed to do that? It's not mentioned on the box.

[@kenmasbrother1239]

​@@TheBlancetDishonor on you, Dishonor on your family, DISHONOR ON YOUR COW!!!

[@kenmasbrother1239]

​@@TheBlancet Dishonor on you, Dishonor on your family, DISHONOR ON YOUR COW!!!

[@reehoneybee123]

I would 100% take the open stuff too 😅

[@arensola-n7c]

me too

[@saddiya6082]

I feel like some kind of compost situation could be nice for all of the food waste from guests. There are companies in major cities who give you a bin, you fill it up and then they come pick it up and give you a fresh bucket so you don’t have to worry about what you do with the compost!

[@KaleyRuff-sh2gs]

My only thing is, if they did do something bad to it, wouldn't that affect how it composts? Also, very few cities offer you a bin like that: Portland, Eugene, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, and many other California towns. But many different places don't want it or charge an expensive fee. If you are missing the mark for a large majority of the population like the Midwest and South(Texas is number 2 for most population followed by Florida, and then Illinois in 4th, Ohio 5th, Georgia 6th, North Carolin7th, Michigan 8th), not saying composting is terrible. Still, it must be more common and affordable before it can become something every major city has.

[@csnb2002]

Rice, even coked, and oil can't be composted

[@emmaweigel4749]

I was screaming “THE EGGS DONT FORGET THE EGGS” until I realized you said you did not see them😅😅

[@Gudatamaforlife]

I was so happy when you uploaded! You are now one of y fave you tubers 😊

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

🩷🩷🩷

[@AW_13_swifties]

The 'donating open foods' to people in need isn't possible. They're like her, its open, they're not just gonna give it away to naybe hurt someone

[@csnb2002]

No organization will take open containers of food

[@KathlenJoyMedado]

I'm getting excited we are gonna see each other in 9 days and I have thought that before we check out in the Airbnb unit that we rented, I wanna leave some food or things for the unit owner since she have been so kind to me and so friendly towards her guest.❤

[@kerijeanbean]

I was also a housekeeper at an extended stay hotel. I didn't keep anything that was opened, but I took a bunch of unopened stuff home. The one big thing we kept finding was beer. Most of the housekeeping staff didnly drink. It seems like such a waste to throw it away, but no one wanted it. I did take an unopened bottle of chocolate liquer and an unopened bottle of saki home with me.

[@bhaktibirmole858]

just curious to know to know if you considered composting the wet waste?

[@Katie-j6v]

I love the wall, the pink gradient, I’m planning to do that in my room bc i love it so much!

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

thanks!! it's such a fun & cheap way to add a little fun pop. it's just paint :)

[@Katie-j6v]

@@EmmaJeanTyrrell I’m doing it soon! Thanks for the inspiration aswell

[@Jesuslovesyouall-11]

Can you do a video inspired off of what you put on the fridge or pantry ?

[@BaileyBailey-f1f]

stop saying "give the opened stuff to people who need it" shes not eating because it could be poisoned or bad you just don't know, if she doesn't wanna eat it why should she give it to people who don't have money to spare for hospital bills for getting food poisoning?

[@emmib1388]

They are showing their privilege and I would guess that they have never been offered open food from a stranger and expected to eat it because it is better than nothing.

[@fantuckstic]

It's not bad. Bc it was only 1 week. It was rice and carrots. Those were perfectly fine. Since you wash rice a few times before using. And you peel carrots. So, those were just a waste!

[@cariepuyol77]

You light up the room with your beauty and charisma. 💎🌺

[@Isabeltheswiftie1]

I love that you keep what is unopened🫶

[@demonbabyy8243]

hey hey, just an idea, the veggies and fruits that get left behind, you can throw in the yard or woods near the house for animals to eat! helps waste less

[@mommab1969]

Just a thought, maybe write the date on any food left behind so that future guests can decide if they want to make use of it,ie flour, spices etc. Plus you then know when to discard said items.

[@TheFeather47]

You should start a compost for all that food you throw out

[@csnb2002]

Most of that food can't be composted

[@kelseyhanson3655]

I dont have a problem with you throwing opened food away, but consider starting a compost pile if you're able. Organic material actually creates methane gas when buried in landfills.

[@angiecalderon8286]

Your shorts are amazing. They look comfy. Any chance you k would what brand or where to get a pair at? Thank you

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

they’re from tj maxx! i loooove them i wish i could find them again but i haven’t been able to 😭 and there’s no brand on the tags

[@katrinacross1694]

I hate seeing you throw away that cheese! I totally understand why you do it, tho.

[@Alaina.Summer193]

Live your videos!❤

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

thank you!! 🩷

[@logan9021]

Some of y’all seriously have no awareness to how many terrible people there are in the world who will do stuff to open food like putting harmful things inside

[@cmnyc4286]

Yes, but we are all rated on airbnb. Why would you poison food when they have all of your personal info - inc. ID?

[@KaleyRuff-sh2gs]

@@cmnyc4286 it does not have to be poison... PEOPLE ARE DIRTY. Like scratch places and then cook dirty, or go poo and cook dirty. And that can, in fact, make someone sick.

[@subaonflim]

Do you have a compost box ? That would be so cool

[@XxGothKayxX]

Call me trashy but with food being so expensive nowadays I'm keeping the opened stuff too 😂😅😢

[@jakecortez4795]

what happens if the food is spiked with drugs? Or is poisoned? You eat it then what? I’m saying I wouldn’t take the risk tho it’s your choice lol

[@pinkclouds6512]

So when you get sick from god knows what that’s on you

[@XxGothKayxX]

@pinkclouds6512 yeah exactly!! I know my risks but do you? You can still get sick from food you buy at stores, farmers markets, and farms you know that right? You can't forget that there are recalls on products you get from actual stores. You can get sick from anything. Even the unopened things that you find left behind. If someone wanted to poison you they would find a way.

[@theworldisgoingupinflames297]

​@@jakecortez4795 nah bro, wasting good drugs in this economy?

[@minhajpatel9401]

It like you go shopping for them and you go shopping after in Airbnb to restock your house😂😂

[@UnaDjurdja]

I don't know if the guests left it because when I was in some apartments the owner left some oil , flour and usualls , so I don't know if it is wery polite to the owners because they prepared it for the guests and not for you to bring them home , but maybe I am wrong

[@d3rk_web]

what you do with the food u throw out?

[@fanisgonatas3460]

Throwing it in the trash because you don't know what the other person has put in it

[@zarafrz5798]

Could you please let me know what the issue with the open rice bag?

[@Dead_InTheWoods]

People could've tampered with it

[@pinkclouds6512]

No she can’t it’s a health and safety risk

[@DominicWilliams-s6r]

I would love to know where the air bnb is!

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

Wilmington North Carolina! :)

[@DominicWilliams-s6r]

@@EmmaJeanTyrrell Wow I have to stay!

[@kerijeanbean]

She can donate anything unopened and shelf stable. It can not be accepted if it has been opened.

[@Carlyssia.consult]

You didn't have to throw the rice away! You could've rinsed it!❤

[@prvyleediaries]

Absolutely love your videos ❤ wanna be like this for real. I’m on my way there 😅

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

You got this!!

[@joycel1763]

Maybe can get an electronic decomposer for all the unwanted food?

[@rubycio]

Really goes to show just how wasteful some businesses are, unfortunately. Im sitting here trying to figure out if i have enough money to to buy food for the next few days and i come across this video, of a woman throwing away food. If you really feel uncomfortable donating the food left behind to those in need for the gear of it being tampered with, then that just goes to show the quality of guests you allow in your home. And you should probably stop allowing them in your home for a quick buck.

[@qreeneyez916]

*the eggs are hiding like “pls don’t see us pls don’t see us”*

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

😂😂😂

[@runisingh5522]

Do you actually throw it away or you donate it?

[@jakecortez4795]

Throw it. Because what happens if the food is spiked with drugs? Or is poisoned? Someone eats it then what

[@runisingh5522]

@jakecortez4795 makes sense!

[@Ghazalwluv]

You can just wash the rice with salt water for extra safety or at least give it to the birds. Rice is very hard to farm i feel bad for the farmers

[@CS-06]

Don't give rice to birds, there's a reason people stopped throwing it at weddings.

[@AsahiAkemi]

Okay and if its poisoned? Then you'll have a literal murder outside your house (pun intended)

[@emmib1388]

Why do you feel bad for farmers?

[@csnb2002]

​@AsahiAkemi Poisoned? Youngest to stay away from the conspiracy accounts. Birds can't eat rice or bread because it swells up inside them and blocks up the digestive system

[@amysheffield9583]

honestly, perfect for blessing boxes even open items someone would appreciate it rather than throwing it out. Next, anything unopened can be returned to walmart they have a guarantee on their food.

[@Hedsetblutut]

I really want to started airbnb business.. and take all the open things to my home because damn.. rice..

[@cheyennewilliams2326]

Just a suggestion on the flour, put it in a bag or in the fridge because weevils are a pain in the butt!

[@danix4897]

Im glad people keep unopened things that are left behind me personally do it for a reason “we obviously can't take it with us, we thought we needed it but we don't, would you like it??”

[@themultigirl8179]

Hey appreciate your work !!!! but ig the things which the guests have left behind , if u have time why don't do just give it to the needful rather than throwing it away ❤️🤗 just a thought. God bless all

[@jakecortez4795]

Because what happens if the food is spiked with drugs? Or is poisoned? Someone eats it then what?

[@Nagasukiii]

Anything opened can't be donated to my knowledge so the only other use of it would be to just compost or throw it out anyway.

[@emmib1388]

Would you eat leftover food from someone who you didn't know?

[@ericas2034]

Perks of being a cleaner 🥰

[@letsunbox-everything]

In india we open every if the expire date is present

[@GunzandBunz]

How you gonna keep opened bread but not opened rice

[@JewelCuske]

I would keep the flour in the freezer bc it can get weevils very fast if not

[@Snowden1987]

Yall stop telling this lady what to do. Either watch the content and enjoy it or not.

[@marisolgarcia7774]

give for Homeless, it would be good for them, Anything Helps Them ♥️

[@odessashevyyy]

It’s opened homeless shelters don’t accept open food

[@cansarinducin5338]

Honestly, the last guests at the last Airbnb left their ice and we had completely forgotten it so it worked out 😂😂. We forgot our ice cream at the Airbnb when leaving so I guess it was a fair trade.

[@sherryloops]

I always make sure to leave some Ferrero rochers on the fridge for the owners every time I use Airbnb !

[@plaidshirtanomaly]

I'd have no issues with using an opened bag of rice or bottle of cooking oil if an air bnb had them assuming their stored properly and in date

[@parthwastaken]

The amount of good food you throw out just because the packet is opened.

[@TayTayswift-g4x]

nooo not the rice 💀

[@Chimkin_Numgets]

Do you ever miss a dirty/uncleaned spot and the next guest(s) see it? If so, what do you do?

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

i’m sure i probably have at some point but not that anyone’s ever mentioned!! that’s my biggest fear lol

[@arizonad8012]

In Europe the unopened food left by guests is left for another guests to use if they want :)

[@rxlitsx9853]

she does leave things as well ! this is just 1 vid

[@GonzE1993]

At rentals i’ve been at they usually have oil, so leaving the oil for the next guest wouldn’t be a bad idea.

[@IsheChigwada]

Just asking but if there is food you don't want that is unopened why not donate it then throw away just asking😢

[@pinkclouds6512]

She keeps the unopened things and throws away the opened things

[@AnnaLivesForGod]

Because it’s gross and the food could be contaminated. It’s a health and safety risk, plus most charity centers don’t ever take opened foods.

[@mayaroberts2713]

your cleaning videos make me want to stay in one of your airbnbs

[@nylanirzerolf5640]

What is a 2% milk?

[@toothcruncher]

it's reduced fat milk, so it only has 2% milkfat by weight (in comparison to the total weight of the milk) in it as opposed to whole milk, which has about 3.25% milkfat by weight

[@nylanirzerolf5640]

@toothcruncher So it's still cow's milk but with less fat? Not some kind of milk that is plant based?

[@toothcruncher]

@@nylanirzerolf5640 yep, exactly!

[@Peace-l4i]

Rice can be WASHED so there is NO fear of food poisoning Please please consider reusing the Rice and also the Oil as there is Little to NO risk of food poisoning in those I understand throwing the cheese out but NOT the Rice & Oil.

[@smp5343]

Guest was a healthy eater. Probably shredded 💪

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

lol that was what i was thinking too!!

[@jitendrarawat1]

I think carrots and rice can be washed and used easily.

[@jakecortez4795]

And what if they’re spiked with drugs

[@jitendrarawat1]

that's why I asked to wash. generally rice needs to be washed 3-4 times until water starts running clear and for vegetables we wash and peel the skin. after all this if you believe drugs can be there you can throw.

[@jakecortez4795]

@@jitendrarawat1 .. since when does washing food make drug residue go away..

[@jitendrarawat1]

@@jakecortez4795 do you ever cook. there are two types of things water soluble and fat soluble. is crook going to do it on microscopic level or genetic engineer will do it. if you are that much insecure that a person will come to a hotel and he will intentionally poisoning the raw rice and raw vegetables at microscopic level then you need help.

[@jakecortez4795]

⁠@@jitendrarawat1how do you know it won’t happen? Nothing is never going to happen.. you don’t know what could occur

[@atin252]

I never get tipped as an air bnb cleaner so i consider unopened snacks to be my tip, and I LOVE THEM Once a guest left giant unopened snacks of cookies and chips and i was so ready to snatch it Another time i risked eating from something that was open and i got the worst food poisoning of my life 🤣🤣🤣 lesson learned

[@kearstin1988]

Shoot girl, i use to be a hotel housekeeper and id for sure keep unopened food id find in the fridge and/or just left out. Not to mention, i didnt have to buy a lighter for YEARS because i had such a stock pile. Id go home several times a week with 2 or 3 in my pocket.

[@kafenelily2125]

Not the rice😢😭😭😭😭

[@khianabentham6779]

I would keep the rice over the bread they could've opened the bread took out a middle slice and closed it back 😅 at least the rice you wash and cook

[@Insight189]

Homeless people would love the things u we’re throwing out or families who are struggling

[@S8CEO]

I always wonder why guests leave their food behind, like I'd take it to avoid going to waste if its opened.

[@KaleyRuff-sh2gs]

People fly and rent Airbnb and can't take them with them. Speaking from experience, when family comes down, we get LOADED with food that they don't eat. It's great, but some people don't have the option to throw it or leave it.

[@VictoriaGomes-rb9ho]

I could never throw away cheese.. my mom said my first words was cheese please..

[@blehgrossmylife5067]

Some people really can't just think logically. The person here throwing out the food for safety and cleanliness isn't responsible for the food waste. The guests brought that food with them and they should've kept the food with them instead of leaving it behind! I don't know what's going on in the lives of the people who stay here, but I don't think it would be a huge struggle for most of them to be more careful about food waste.

[@Idfkyimheretbh]

Sorry that was me 😅

[@thedam.mikaskai]

Sounds like the guest was making egg fried rice!

[@Radiance_by_Amy]

Couldn't you donate the opened food..?

[@pinkclouds6512]

No

[@AnnaLivesForGod]

Because it’s gross and the food could be contaminated. It’s a health and safety risk, plus most charity centers don’t ever take opened foods.

[@toothcruncher]

no. also you don't know who washes their hands.

[@Hyplxx]

IS THAT WHAT SOURDOUGH LOOKS LIKE IN THE US?!?!?!?! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@CS-06]

The kind you'd get for sandwiches at Walmart, yes.

[@toothcruncher]

not all sourdough

[@CalebBurton-l7t]

Let me guess the closest supermarket get or grocery stores. Kroger's

[@expertmansibanda7447]

I think it's better to find something to do with the opened stuff like giving to the homeless

[@rebeccahager5656]

She can't do that and know 100% that it would be safe for them to eat. Homelessness doesn't mean a person deserves scraps or garbage. It would be better to purchase and donate unopened items.

[@ninny3030]

Hell no, they could be laced

[@CS-06]

Talk to some homeless people, they don't want that kind of stuff.

[@AsahiAkemi]

Since when did the homeless become dumps?

[@AnnaLivesForGod]

Thats just gross on so many levels, why would you give opened food to homeless people that could make them really sick??

[@Abdullah-fs1kr]

You’re opened too yk what that means 😂

[@thesewingequestrian382]

Chickens would love those left overs

[@_profisor8764]

you can donate the food instead of throwing it ❤

[@Dead_InTheWoods]

homeless shelters don't take open food because sadly people do tamper with it

[@pinkclouds6512]

No she can’t it’s a health and safety risk

[@Ps_m_25]

What does Airbnb mean 😅🥲💔

[@trofjaeotjfjswifb4576]

those eggs are ninjas.

[@salpen747]

"charges 600 dollar cleaning fee" 🤣🤣🤣

[@ashlynfarley740]

I’m just saying, why didn’t you leave the milk since it was unopened and most people use milk?

[@begemotowa]

Well, she wanted it for herself.

[@AsahiAkemi]

Because she herself uses milk as well?

[@theophaniaikonomou8962]

The open stuff chickens can eat them hogs cats if you cook them even stray

[@liannaprather8171]

Have you ever accidentally went to the Air BNB to go clean forgetting that there is people currently staying there?

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

no i haven’t but im soooooo paranoid that will happen 😂 i always check like 5 times to make sure its the right checkout day

[@liannaprather8171]

@@EmmaJeanTyrrellomg ty so much for answering and I sure hope this never happens lol😂

[@CheCattt]

I understand that you have to throw away the other stuff.. BUT RICE??? MAAM 😢😢😢

[@NellieBanman]

There's no way that they leave all that behind

[@clearings]

throwing away the opened rice is crazy, rice gets washed and cooked before eating…

[@Stars2768]

How people have normalised throwing food!!!!!!! 🙂‍↕️

[@Courtsxoxo752]

Tbh throwing out all that food is such a waste. Some people are starving out there u can always find use for rice and other stuff

[@leaflastname2138]

maybe you should start composting or give it to someone in need rather than just throwing it out

[@TheTypewriterError]

That's my thought too. There are some very nice countertop-appropriate composters that make it really easy to turn uneaten food into dirt or at least break the food down so it will compost faster once it's spread outside.

[@EmmaJeanTyrrell]

the composting is a great idea!! but i wouldn’t feel comfortable donating the opened food to someone

[@Sourav_617]

Through it out Give it to people who can use it or give it to animals atleast it would be better than throwing it away and wasting

[@creepytown5646]

It's so sad that you have to throw out the opens stuff, like I get why and it's completely understandeble it's just a little sad to waist food

[@mirsachantalle1185]

Why don’t you leave opened pantry items for next guests? Rice can be washed…

[@Bella-hu9jk]

The next guests might just think it's unsanitary and she probably can't leave opened items in the house for next guests.

[@ChildoftheStars-g5c]

it could be a liability if the next guest gets sick, finds mold etc. besides there's no real way of knowing if the previous guest would have touched it or put something in it. So its better to be safe.

[@Texasgirl10Growing]

That’s gross

[@ninny3030]

Could be laced

[@Ghazalwluv]

Y'all don't wash your rice????​@@Texasgirl10Growing

[@tanyawahi7060]

Why throw carrot?😢

[@fmyoutube-youtube]

Please get smaller sizes of the items you provide. Or donate the remaining items, please don’t waste food items like this. Also if you get bigger size / quantities that expire soon, you can’t donate them, so smaller size is better.