I’m bothered by how dirty the bathroom fixtures are at my papa’s second home. I’m not sure whether another girl or my papa uses it, but when I opened the shower drain, there was clearly grime stuck inside that I hadn’t caused. I always remove all my own dirt before I leave, so I was shocked by how filthy it was. I scrubbed as hard as I could and managed to remove some of it, but there weren’t any cleaning supplies, so I couldn’t get it completely clean...
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The toilet also has black grime along the waterline, and it really bothers me. But since it’s a second home, there are no cleaning supplies available. Would it be okay if I brought some cleaning tools with me and cleaned it the next time I go there?
Ugh.
The bed probably smells too.
It’d trigger my asthma, so I couldn’t do it.
If you’d be okay with it as long as you cleaned, I think you should ask whether you can clean the place.
They might refuse if there are other girls involved, though.
I’m guessing they probably wouldn’t like it if you suggested going to a hotel.
Marika
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The person asking the question might be surprised if you show up with cleaning supplies, so it would probably be best to check beforehand by saying something like:
“I’d like to clean, but I don’t have any cleaning supplies. Would it be okay if I brought some?”
That said, if other women have made the mess, they might also tell you that you don’t need to clean it.
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I’m Aya, one of the female members.
Ugh… I’m the type who wants to clean the bathroom and other wet areas every day too. Last year, I went to the apartment of a younger guy I was dating, and the grime in his bathroom completely turned me off. He seemed like such a nice guy, so it was really disappointing. So I totally understand how you feel.
I don’t think it would be rude to bring some cleaning supplies and say, “I’ll clean it for you!” He probably wouldn’t mind if you said it with lots of enthusiasm, like, “I absolutely love cleaning!”
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
> There’s black grime around the toilet at the waterline.
Your papa does use it, but probably not very often, so it may have dried out and become stuck.
They might appreciate it if you cleaned it or left some cleaning supplies there.
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This is Ayase Nana☆
You’re quite particular about cleanliness, aren’t you?
Ask your papa first if it’s okay for you to clean.
Even if you mean well, some people may get annoyed by it.
So please ask first, then go ahead and clean.
He might even give you a separate allowance—or ask you to come over as a housekeeper.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
You should ask her first. Personally, I wouldn’t leave it until there were black marks on the toilet, but I’d certainly appreciate it if she cleaned it.
That said, she may have reasons why it could cause problems if it became obvious that someone had cleaned it. I think it would be better to ask first: “Would it be okay if I brought some cleaning supplies and cleaned it next time I come over?”
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Everyone has different aesthetic standards.
I don’t think anyone would mind bringing cleaning supplies and doing some cleaning, though…
You must be someone who really likes things clean.
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