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[kokopellinelli]

Recap: I work at a national Maid service (last day is Friday OMGYAAAAY)

I wrote this letter on behalf of one of my coworkers, because it (thankfully) didn't happen to me.

Dear Really Inconsiderate Lady:

Yes, it's your house and your bathroom. But if you know that someone is going to be cleaning up after you, a complete stranger, please please PLEASE wrap up your sanitary pads in toilet paper or a wrapper or SOMETHING before tossing them. Don't just cram them, open and really used, into the trashcan to rot for two weeks. My coworker almost threw up. She shouldn't have to deal with your rotting menstrual blood. No one should.

Sincerely,

If I Knew Who You Were I Would Say Something To Your Face Because I'm Leaving And You're Disgusting

Comments

[redwaltz.livejournal.com]

Ew gross. Fresh and wrapped things smell bad enough. x.x

[granolasquirrel.livejournal.com]

okay, yeah, that is truely disgusting.

[steppinrazor.livejournal.com]

People, honestly, astound me. Especially the folks who stay in hotels... yes, I know there are cleaning people, but that's no excuse to be a total freaking pig. You can pick up after yourself, and you can even do a bit of cleaning up of bodily fluids and whatnot, and for gods' sake, empty the bathroom trash.

People are disgusting. :| I admire your tenacity, being a housekeeper. Cleaning up after the crazy lady certainly cured me of any possible, potential desire to get a job doing such. I still haven't gotten over the fact that they didn't flush their toilets.

[redwaltz.livejournal.com]

Old ladies are indeed crazy. ;_; My grandmother doesn't flush used toilet paper. She throws it in the waste basket. I hate having to share a bathroom with her, it is teh smelleh no matter how many times one empties the trash