In Japan, there is a word "garbage house". It means a house overflowing with things so that the room is filled with garbage and it is impossible to enter.
It's not just garbage, but leftover food and living things are left as they are, and especially in the summer, a lot of insects appear and the smell is strong.
There is a company that specializes in cleaning such household garbage. This time, we will introduce a video that introduces the work of the contractor in an easy-to-understand manner. Because Japanese houses are small, garbage tends to accumulate, but it is extremely rare to find a house that is filled with garbage to a level that makes it impossible to live in.
I wonder, "Is it really possible to live in a room like this?" It teaches us that there are many unknown worlds in the world, and at the same time, we can learn a lot from the work of people who are passionate about their work.
It seems that the house this time has been neglected for about 5 years because it became impossible to clean up after the dog disappeared. The client is suffering from a mental disorder and was requested this time because he could not clean up.
As soon as you open the front door, a large amount of garbage is piled up, almost reaching the ceiling. I was finally able to enter the room with a gap where one person could barely pass.
They are cleaning the room happily rather than looking disgusted. It's not a job that anyone can do. It's a job you can't do unless you have faith. While working, he thinks about his clients and properly sorts out the items that are likely to be needed.
After cleaning, the room was so clean.
Most of the rooms in such a state are used by single people.
As soon as you open the entrance to this room, a large amount of luggage is spread out, and you can't even enter the room. I wonder how I can create this situation. From this state, the whole room will be cleaned in just two days.
Dangerous items such as spray cans and lighters are also included, so be careful. Keep your albums and other memorabilia in a safe place.
We gathered human resources from branches all over Japan and were able to clean up a large amount of garbage in just two days. I was impressed by their teamwork and performance.
People who create such a room are likely to repeat it twice or three times. In order not to create such a state, it is important to clean up and clean on a daily basis.