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Cleaner reduced to tears over ‘pizza-obsessed’ hoarder’s house

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Published 12:57 7 Apr 2023 GMT+1

Cleaner reduced to tears over ‘pizza-obsessed’ hoarder’s house

She even stumbled across bottles filled with urine

Jess Hardiman

Jess Hardiman

A cleaner has revealed how she was reduced to tears after tackling a ‘pizza-obsessed’ hoarder’s home, having had to clear the house of hundreds of takeaway boxes – and even bottles of urine.

Rayann McMullan spotted a landlord’s Facebook post pleading someone to clear out rubbish left by a former tenant at a flat in Droylesdon, Greater Manchester.

The self-employed cleaner’s jaw dropped when she stepped inside the one-bedroom apartment to find pizza boxes, stale food, plastic bags... and worse.

The flat in Droylesdon, Greater Manchester.
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McMullan, 25, said it took two days to clear out the flat last month, and found herself crying several times as she tackled the jam-packed bedroom – saying clearing the pizza boxes took four hours alone.

The mum-of-three was ‘scarred’ by the experience and now gets ‘flashbacks’ whenever she sees a pizza box, recalling: “I got really excited when I was offered the job and then the landlord sent me a video.

"So I thought, 'right okay, that is a different job to what I would normally do'.

"When I got down to doing the dirty part, and all of the clear out, I thought, 'oh no, what have I got myself into?'

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Rayann McMullan.
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"It was really, really bad. I thought I wasn't going to be able to do it alone.

"There was stale food everywhere, and thousands and thousands of pizza boxes.

"They were like some kind of pizza-obsessed hoarder.

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"There were so many of them that I couldn't bag them all up. There were [already] so many bags outside.

"I had to leave a stack of boxes and explain to the landlord that I can't keep moving them [the pizza boxes] up and down the stairs because there were so many of them.

The pizza boxes.
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"When I got to the bedroom part I thought, 'oh my God'. I kept looking at it and going to start, I kept stopping and starting.

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"I can't tell you how many times I started crying because I didn't want to do it.

"That job has scarred me, all I can picture in my head is pizza boxes. Whenever I see a pizza box now it's like, 'oh no, flashbacks'."

...And worse.
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Despite the stressful experience, McMullan, from Collyhurst, was delighted with the end result, saying she’s since been inundated with job offers from others who have seen photos of her efforts.

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She added: "I've had a lot of people message and ring me for cleans - I can't keep up with it.

"Since posting and sharing it into other pages on Facebook, another landlord has reached out with another property like that.

The end result.
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"I did think, 'Oh no, not another one', but I'm determined to do it.

"The first time with [the original hoarder house] I thought I wasn't going to be able to do it, but now that I've cleaned it I feel like I can do a lot more.

"It made me more determined.

"I am happy I did it. I am really pleased with the transformation that I've done, so I can give myself a pat on the back for that."

Featured Image Credit: Kennedy News

Topics: Home, News, UK News, Cleaning

Jess Hardiman
Jess Hardiman

Jess is Entertainment Desk Lead at LADbible Group. She graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Film Studies, English Language and Linguistics. You can contact Jess at [email protected].

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