What surprises you when you go to someone else's house?

1. How hard it is to turn on their shower
   — 6ix-_-


2. When people don't provide the necessary items to wash your hands after using the toilet - usually the problem is no soap (or the only soap is a decorative scented looking thing that looks like it came from a gift shop somewhere), or no towel.
   — theshoegazer


3. Everybody's house smells weird except mine!
   — AngeloMonharti






4. If its really clean. I can't help but think "Damn this a clean ass house".
   — Indarezzfosho


5. Posted something the like of this before but its kinda the same. How clean the top of their refrigerator is. At 6'7" ive got a pretty good view of it and would say that it's easily the most dirty spot in the house.
   — likea_yeti


6. What different people prioritize. Someone I know always gave me a hard time for buying Dyson products (called them overpriced gadgets). Meanwhile he owns a $20,000 fridge. Yes. 20 thousand.
   — huazzy






7. Dirty dishes just piled in the sink and on the counter. I have a couple friends who live together and their entire tiny kitchen is just dominated by dishes messiness every single time I'm there. I'm supposed to live with one of them next year and this bothers me enough I'm reconsidering that choice.
   — invadethecity


8. People with pets who have houses that smell like a livestock barn. I know you can get used to your own smells if you're around them enough but I've been to a few houses before that have about knocked me on my ass from the pet perfume coming from inside.
   — gt35r


9. How nasty/argumentative/disrespectful some families seemed to have no problem being to each other in front of guests. In my family if someone took issue with something we would politely mention it, or take someone aside to address it, or wait for guests to leave and fight about it later. I've been to too many homes where everyone would just rip into each other constantly over any perceived slight, big or small, complete with screaming, cussing, name calling, slamming things, etc. It is never not awkward.
   — Martian-mellow






10. Small garbage can placed in the cabinet under the sink. You need to open a door, bend over, stick your arm in that slot above the trashcan and below the ceiling of the cabinet, trashcan's full after one box of macaroni, this is the only trashcan in the house.
    — Ezekias


11. There are some people that have ideally clean house. Just weirdly clean. No water drop stains in a sink clean
    — zavkafedroi