Ugly House Photos

Horrible living quarters in Ripley, England.  Damaged ceiling and walls.  Mold & mildew.  Piles of plastic bottles.

Hoarder!  Lots of recycling to be had here.

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Beyond hope.  Super cluttered home.  Location unknown.

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If I was this kid’s father, I’d say, “Son, girls like that will never talk to you if your room is messy.”  Or something like, “Clean up your room now!  We have a house to sell!”

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We featured a dirty, disgusting, filthy, messy Houston home on September 28, 2008.  See the original post here.  Be warned.

We found more photos of that house!!  Aren’t you glad we did?

Got cigarettes?

Whataburger cups!!

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In the spirit of Halloween, we offer three horrific posts to scare the living daylights out of you.  Enter if you dare.  You’ve been warned.

Truly disgusting home owned by cat lady.  Evidence of feline feces and filth everywhere.  Can you imagine the smell?

[Sorry for repeating this photo from an August 1st post, but it seemed fitting for creepy Halloween]

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Absolutely disgusting.  Like it’s from the scene of a horror movie.  Cobwebs, dirty, filth, junk, garbage.  This is supposed to be a kitchen, believe it or not.

That wallpaper’s seen better days.  [Don’t forget to watch Hoarders on Monday nights.]

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A new season of Hoarders Buried Alive starts tonight on TLC channel.  Enjoy.

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A new TV show debuted this week called Confessions: Animal Hoarding on Animal Planet. [warning: the link loads with a loud commercial].  We’ve seen TV shows about hoarding.  This one specializes in people who hoard pets.  You know, the Cat Lady with 50+ cats.  It raises the bar on scary, dirty, filthy, unhealthy, cruelness to animals, creepiness, etc.

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But when selling, it’s time for them to pick up their toys and stuff.  Right?  You can’t just use the excuse, “Well, they’re kids” can you?

It runs in the family.

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Messy houses are featured on A&E TV’s “Hoarders” show.  Photos of dirty houses are seen on websites like this one.  But to truly appreciate the splendor of these homes, you have to experience them in person by sight, smell, touch, and aftertaste.  I had the pleasure of visiting this Phoenix home on Sunday after being told of it by its neighbor.

Warning:  The photos shown here might be upsetting to some viewers.  We will ease you in slowly to the dirt, dust, & filth.  You have been warned.  Just be glad you can’t smell it.

When someone hangs flystrips in a bedroom, you know there’s a problem.

The house has a heavy smell of cats.  Lots of them probably.  According to the neighbor, the landscaping was completely overgrown; the front & back yards have since been scraped down to dirt.  The house inside has been cleared out, but you can imagine it was packed to the gills.  Spider webs are found in every room of the house as you can see here.

People live in filth for physical, mental, emotional, and/or financial reasons.  This is the master bathroom.  Can you imagine using this bathroom?  Ick.

See the yellow wall to the right of the sink in the above photo?  This is what that wall looks like.  The place was so disgusting that they removed the cabinet.  Rats nested in the bathroom cabinet and peed & pooped on the wall.  Sorry…you were warned.

Hold your breath and walk over to the kitchen’s breakfast area.  This is where you’d enjoy a cup of coffee?

The kitchen cabinets were removed because they were so disgusting.  The dark dots are empty cockroach egg sacs.

Aren’t cockroaches fun?

Rat poop in the stove burner trays.  Lots of it.  Gag.

The cat pee smell, the spider webs, the roaches, the rat poop, and filth gave me the heebie jeebies.  I went home and took a shower.

In the next post, we’ll look at the damage from neglect.

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