I Found This Outdoor Space Left Completely Neglected...

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  @Helen-l3i · 2 weeks ago

  Starting at the top of the walls is the right way to clean, all the muck goes down, what a change!

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  @ellamae6360 · 10 days ago

  Dear Lee,<br><br>Hi. I have been living in london for 2 decades now. I watch as i see London gradually slowly decaying from the inside. It all comes down to bad landlords who dont want to make repairs, don want to spend costs for cleaning outdoors and neglected many areas. They blamenit on tenants. &nbsp;I just went with a friend for viewing on a one bed property and i was so disappointed. Landlords like to patch holes without tackling the problem itself… subsidence, damp, pest infestation etc. The property rented isnt what the renters deserve. And the price for the rent is high. The problem also relies on the fact the landlords know that people are desperate. There are few homes available on a crowded area. <br><br>That area you are cleaning, there so many more in london. I hope the boroughs demand clean up from landlords so that the neighborhood look nice. And also tackle anti social behaviour. So amount of littering. <br><br>The only way to stop littering on the streets is to teach children from primary school age the importance of cleaning. The schools should copy asian school were all kids clean after school. Littering adds to the pest problem. Thanks for your work.

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  @FASTRACKFARM · 10 days ago

  I hope someone bought you a beer. This was an epic job. Bravo!

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  @donnojokes · 2 weeks ago

  So much brighter and better!

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• H.

  @h.vdbilt · 2 weeks ago

  Hi Lee. Another outstanding job! The place looks now so much better. That must have been a very satisfactory job for you and for the tenant and house owner.

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  @Colinmcqueen-z7p · 13 days ago

  Its the damp wet climate mate,i live in Scotland and we get more than our fair share of the wet stuff,i bought myself a pressure washer to clean all the black muck off the paths and exterior stairs and can&apos;t tell you how clean it looks...

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• JO

  @JodieSitorius · 13 days ago

  Leaving the debris in that dirt area left the job unfinished.

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• TE

  @teresafox3798 · 2 weeks ago

  Another amazing transformation! Please take care of your shoulders. I am recovering from a “frozen” shoulder that took 18 months to heal. &nbsp;It still doesn’t have full strength or range of motion, but it’s getting better

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  @p.m.4669 · 12 days ago

  DON&apos;T FORGET THE SMALL FENCE AREAS.... GREEN MOSS ON THEM.

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• CX

  @cx3020 · 13 days ago

  Unbeliveable how can people live in that way , what a mess 😮

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• JO

  @joy2own · 2 weeks ago

  Hi, I love transformation videos, and YouTube decided to push you out to me today. So many little things could have turned your good video into a great one. You seem to be having a good amount of success ❤ just a few unsolicited comments. The wall above the wooden &quot;bench&quot;, under same bench, the wood of the bench, the fronts of the stones, the bottom of that white door, dumping the rubbish in the garden bed. Maybe explaining why some things were the way they were? &nbsp;Best wishes!

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  @Wendy-cj5yz · 3 days ago

  Takes people to have pride in their home, rented or bought. Good job.