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To ask how you get human poo on a kitchen floor?

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Kanchanaburi · 24/09/2018 19:20

I'm a self employed cleaner. A few months back I took on a new client (about 73 yrs old) who wasn't the cleanest but I've got her almost shipshape, except her toilet which is always dirty. I noticed what looked like trodden in poo on her kitchen floor and when I went to clean it, it was. I was nearly sick. She doesn't have any animals or visitors with animals (I asked her) How the hell do you get human poo on a kitchen floor?!

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straightjeans · 30/09/2018 07:56

You probably really embarrassed her. Just because she doesn't appear frail doesn't mean she doesn't have accidents.

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Thatstheendofmytether · 24/09/2018 19:59

Also my phone keeps bold failing and won't let me use the return key so that post is fucked up.

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Thatstheendofmytether · 24/09/2018 19:58

She doesn't have any animals or visitors with animals (I asked her) How the hell do you get human poo on a kitchen floor?!sorry I took this to mean you asked her "how the he'll do you get poo on the kitchen floor"

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LemonysSnicket · 24/09/2018 19:57

She could've pulled up her pants on the loo without being fully cleaned ( unable to reach her arm around well?) and it's tracked down her trouser leg.
Very sad, poor lady, I imagine she would be mortified.

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TacoFlavouredKisses · 24/09/2018 19:52

Polly Grin

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Lalliella · 24/09/2018 19:51

She could have any of a number of medical conditions. She may appear to you to be the opposite of a frail old lady, but that doesn’t mean she’s in completely good health. Don’t judge her. It could be you or one of your family one day. Imagine how you’d feel if your medical condition was being discussed on an online forum.

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PollyFlinderz · 24/09/2018 19:50

I'm a self employed cleaner. More like a self employed poop pervert.

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Marie0 · 24/09/2018 19:50

Oh I misread - thought it said how to get poo OFF the kitchen floor!
Probably trodden in from slippers in the bathroom

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Whereisthegin1978 · 24/09/2018 19:48

Easily at that age if struggling with a no of issues. Happened to my gran - her younger self would have been appalled but she didn’t even know it has happened.

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Marie0 · 24/09/2018 19:48

My son often has accidents on the bathroom floor, if it's ingrained use a scrubbing brush? Our bathroom floor is tiled (smooth) so easy to clean up.

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AamdC · 24/09/2018 19:43

Indeed PadHmm

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Kanchanaburi · 24/09/2018 19:42

I didn't ask her about the poo, I'm not that rude. I simply asked if she'd had any visitors when she said her son I asked if he was a dog lover, he hates them apparently.

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Padparadscha · 24/09/2018 19:40

You joined MN to tell us about your employer having shit in their floor Hmm

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Thatstheendofmytether · 24/09/2018 19:39

She's probably having accidents. I know a man who has terrible trouble with his bowels after he had an illness, he has accidents quite a lot as a side effect, and he will for the rest of his life. Perhaps next time don't ask her in such a rude way, if it is hers then I'm sure it's pretty embarrassing for her.

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MissConductUS · 24/09/2018 19:33

There are gastrointestinal diseases like ulcerative colitis and crohn's disease that cause fecal incontinence. Patients can't hold it for more than a few seconds and often don't make it to the toilet.

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OraangeSoda · 24/09/2018 19:29

You really couldn’t work it out? Hmm

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Kanchanaburi · 24/09/2018 19:28

No grandchildren.

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SciFiFan2015 · 24/09/2018 19:28

Weird question for an AIBU?

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Kanchanaburi · 24/09/2018 19:28

Those explanations make sense. She isn't a frail old lady, quite the opposite. I just couldn't work it out.

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BarbarianMum · 24/09/2018 19:27

Very common with the elderly if they are slow moving and don't have good eyesight. Try not to judge, one day it may be you.

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Camelsinthegobi · 24/09/2018 19:25

Tis gross, but entirely possible as above. I one had a manager who pood on the floor of the staff toilet. Neat thing, just in front of the loo. Only the two of us on duty at the time. It must have been her. I don’t know why she left it not cleaned up. V strange woman...

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TheQueef · 24/09/2018 19:24

At 73 how do you think?

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Chouetted · 24/09/2018 19:24

Unfortunately I can answer this one from personal experience with elderly family members. If you're a bit slow and don't get to the toilet quite in time, à bit can land on the floor. Then you don't notice (because it's a bit dark, or your eyesight isn't as good as it was), and you tread it out as you leave.

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