Yeah, my SD11 does some really gross shit in my house too and I CAN'T STAND IT!!

Is it too late to put them in her bed? Seriously it would be worth emptying the vacuum bag to retrieve them. Not a word to Dad.

I've found females are more likely to do this stuff, males usually leave the big stuff around, beer/soda cans, pizza boxes etc.

I will trade you. My SS17 has containers of food with maggots in it in his closet. With his clothes. DH doesn't see the issue.

I would take nail clippings over that any day.

The worst we had to deal with when SS-22 was that age was his tendency to cram every stitch of his dirty clothing in a single load then leave it in the washing machine wet for a few days. We just dumped all of his mildewed clothes in the middle of his bed and closed the door. He often smelled like a mushroom farm when he headed out the door for school. We would stop him and tell him she should change and invariably he would whine "But these clothes are clean!!!!!"

He finally figured it out when one of his favorite white shirts had mildew stains on it that would not come out. He finally started doing smaller loads and putting them directly in the dryer when the buzzer went off.

We had showed him countless times how to sort his laundry, appropriate load sizing, runnign the washer and dryer, etc... But, he had to learn for himself and he smelled nasty for quite a while until he learned.

Lol yeah been their too, my sd will not shower for over 2 weeks an when she does will put her dirty underwear back on!!! Even during that time of the month!!! Would find plates of food under bed, blow her nose an throw snotty tissues on floor all around house for me to pick up. Once took her used pad an placed it into kitchen sink In bag cause couldn't be bothered walk a couple metres to the bin. Also had her boyfriend sleeping in her room an after they moved out found my daughters clothes covered in sperm an body fluids thrown into cupboard or put back between other clean clothes daughters clothes were in their as it was her room an she had to give it up to this selfish brat sd. Mind you everything stated above has happens between all 3. But all 3 don't shower or change their undies bio mum has certainly did a fab job!!!'

SD left a used maxi pad on my pillow after i gently confronted her about hygiene and her habit of leaving them on the kitchen, bathroom counter, floor of her room, in her underwear in the laundry. She also hoarded dirty dishes and half eaten food in her room and under her bed. I'd take toenails any day over that nastiness.

Ick!

I never ever ever heard of anything that disgusting until I came to this site.

Filthy dirty nasty beyond belief

I love the bed idea from Orange County. I am a huge fan of putting back dirty boxers, filthy socks, and plates onto ss12's pillow and in the bedding. His bedding hasn't been washed since we moved here in March. :jawdrop:

these mothers and fathers today dont teach their kids ANYTHING.

i started with pads and i remember my mom showing me the little pouch with the flowers on it that it came in and how it was important to always wrap the used pad before putting it in the trash because it wasnt polite to have someone see a used pad openly in the trash. Imagine that. she was MORTIFIED at the thought of someone seeing a used pad IN THE TRASH where it belongs, unwrapped. In a million years im sure it never dawned on her to tell me the used pad needed to go into the trash, that was just assumed!!!

We were fortunate. SS was not a nose picker/booger wiper or particularly disgusting hygiene creature, but he was a finger and toe nail picker. He would pick them rather than cut them. Fortunately he also put them in the trash rather than dropping them on the floor or furniture.