Mum’s hilariously disgusting find after moving the couch for the first time in YEARS

Ahhh… Children. Although they are undeniably precious, every parent (and grandparent) knows that dealing with them requires a bottomless tank of patience.

Mum-of-two, Isy Suttie, was in the middle of a cleaning session when she stumbled across an unexpected ‘surprise’ from her children.


As the family was set to move out of their home, Suttie moved their couch for the first time in eight years. One would normally expect dust bunnies lingering beneath furniture, but the mum was in for something much worse.

She shared a snap of her discovery on Twitter, saying: ‘If anyone wants to feel better about their life, this is what was under our couch when we moved them into the new house.’

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We guess it could have been much worse… Source: @lsysuttie

Like the worst way you could make a time capsule, Suttie unearthed a massive pile of rubbish that had accumulated over the years underneath the couch. Toys, wires, notebooks, paper, two mouldy pieces of fruit – you name it, the pile most likely had it.

This prompted users to wonder how the couches could have possibly offered any sort of comfort or stability sitting atop the mess.

‘The sofas have been there for eight years and we have never moved or cleaned under them.’ The comedian explained.

‘The two mouldy fruits were the worst things.’


Twitter users didn’t hold back on teasing Suttie about the hilariously disgusting sight (which you could almost smell through the screen).

Several noticed the DVD of the 1982 comedy hit Police Squad!, with one joking: ‘Bl**dy hell, how long has it been since you checked under the sofa? 1995?’

Another chimed: ‘You cannot try to pin the Police Squad! DVD on the kids…’

‘I bet the first thing you did was put on Police Squad! in the new house.’ a third added.


Source: @lsysuttie


The comments related to the DVD left Suttie in fits of laughter. ‘The thing that everyone is talking about is the Police Squad! DVD, so at least I look slightly cool. It could so easily have been Frozen.’

Other users pointed out the purple-haired doll, with one asking: ‘I’m wondering how do you NOT look under the couch when your child loses a doll? Or did they just have a spare ready to go?’

Suttie responded that it was the least ‘emotionally valuable thing under there’.

‘I really didn’t expect the three items of clothing and daren’t get them out of the carrier bag they were in. I can genuinely say there is nothing that anyone noticed was missing.’ the mum continued.


‘I think the main culprit is my three-year-old son who likes chucking stuff down the back. Then it seems like it just gets sucked underneath.’

Then she braced us for the inevitable.

‘I’d like to say the same thing won’t happen in the new house but everyone should expect a similar photo in 20 years.’

We guess we could say the Suttie’s kids couldn’t chair less (sorry not sorry)…

What are your thoughts on Suttie’s shocking discovery? Have you ever had a similar, cheeky experience with your grandkids? Share your funny stories with us in the comments!
 
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Having gone absolutely ape at my son when he was a teenager about the state of his bedroom and the totally unmentionables under his bed he finally saw the light. I refused to clean up after him and over a period of time his room had taken on a sort of bio hazard look. He went into his room with the broom, used it to rake out all the stuff from under his bed, tipped the bed up and unscrewed the legs. He then put the bed flush to the floor and said "there you go Mum, I can't mess it up any more!" He slept like that for the rest of the time he lived in our home!!:):ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
Ahhh… Children. Although they are undeniably precious, every parent (and grandparent) knows that dealing with them requires a bottomless tank of patience.

Mum-of-two, Isy Suttie, was in the middle of a cleaning session when she stumbled across an unexpected ‘surprise’ from her children.


As the family was set to move out of their home, Suttie moved their couch for the first time in eight years. One would normally expect dust bunnies lingering beneath furniture, but the mum was in for something much worse.

She shared a snap of her discovery on Twitter, saying: ‘If anyone wants to feel better about their life, this is what was under our couch when we moved them into the new house.’

XFm-579iLTeyLoJSahtOjeDK-hQ8rcZp5iLAA-vijQ0Vo7MYtWD2SDdmhlfhO0DwogR3fW_uoc1I_Os8E--8ep4Fn1obHz_alanbEGExcrv68uqajxAWbaD3ftj_eYVO8Q5_j9fjR6TJXjB1mOuEit9KpqEPtSjLhmYRWgj-PpVkudf476GFa8wM
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We guess it could have been much worse… Source: @lsysuttie

Like the worst way you could make a time capsule, Suttie unearthed a massive pile of rubbish that had accumulated over the years underneath the couch. Toys, wires, notebooks, paper, two mouldy pieces of fruit – you name it, the pile most likely had it.

This prompted users to wonder how the couches could have possibly offered any sort of comfort or stability sitting atop the mess.

‘The sofas have been there for eight years and we have never moved or cleaned under them.’ The comedian explained.

‘The two mouldy fruits were the worst things.’


Twitter users didn’t hold back on teasing Suttie about the hilariously disgusting sight (which you could almost smell through the screen).

Several noticed the DVD of the 1982 comedy hit Police Squad!, with one joking: ‘Bl**dy hell, how long has it been since you checked under the sofa? 1995?’

Another chimed: ‘You cannot try to pin the Police Squad! DVD on the kids…’

‘I bet the first thing you did was put on Police Squad! in the new house.’ a third added.


Source: @lsysuttie


The comments related to the DVD left Suttie in fits of laughter. ‘The thing that everyone is talking about is the Police Squad! DVD, so at least I look slightly cool. It could so easily have been Frozen.’

Other users pointed out the purple-haired doll, with one asking: ‘I’m wondering how do you NOT look under the couch when your child loses a doll? Or did they just have a spare ready to go?’

Suttie responded that it was the least ‘emotionally valuable thing under there’.

‘I really didn’t expect the three items of clothing and daren’t get them out of the carrier bag they were in. I can genuinely say there is nothing that anyone noticed was missing.’ the mum continued.


‘I think the main culprit is my three-year-old son who likes chucking stuff down the back. Then it seems like it just gets sucked underneath.’

Then she braced us for the inevitable.

‘I’d like to say the same thing won’t happen in the new house but everyone should expect a similar photo in 20 years.’

We guess we could say the Suttie’s kids couldn’t chair less (sorry not sorry)…

What are your thoughts on Suttie’s shocking discovery? Have you ever had a similar, cheeky experience with your grandkids? Share your funny stories with us in the comments!

Having gone absolutely ape at my son when he was a teenager about the state of his bedroom and the totally unmentionables under his bed he finally saw the light. I refused to clean up after him and over a period of time his room had taken on a sort of bio hazard look. He went into his room with the broom, used it to rake out all the stuff from under his bed, tipped the bed up and unscrewed the legs. He then put the bed flush to the floor and said "there you go Mum, I can't mess it up any more!" He slept like that for the rest of the time he lived in our home!!:):ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
Ah well??
 
Ahhh… Children. Although they are undeniably precious, every parent (and grandparent) knows that dealing with them requires a bottomless tank of patience.

Mum-of-two, Isy Suttie, was in the middle of a cleaning session when she stumbled across an unexpected ‘surprise’ from her children.


As the family was set to move out of their home, Suttie moved their couch for the first time in eight years. One would normally expect dust bunnies lingering beneath furniture, but the mum was in for something much worse.

She shared a snap of her discovery on Twitter, saying: ‘If anyone wants to feel better about their life, this is what was under our couch when we moved them into the new house.’

XFm-579iLTeyLoJSahtOjeDK-hQ8rcZp5iLAA-vijQ0Vo7MYtWD2SDdmhlfhO0DwogR3fW_uoc1I_Os8E--8ep4Fn1obHz_alanbEGExcrv68uqajxAWbaD3ftj_eYVO8Q5_j9fjR6TJXjB1mOuEit9KpqEPtSjLhmYRWgj-PpVkudf476GFa8wM
Z7g0wHaOqoOCcJJfQMtYRvvZxooE6nHzeGSgF1tZXoZtWLkvtHhDd0X5IOa6jQtxEFIPdks0BqGxndcbBLa6x-OVZn7357rbzP2Rim7hsommYYcM_o_eUfAqnWdcDi4cPyXnoP84w0_E-tZOMG8tOd0v0mo1hn9uno5NCBxuedPsOSKEoyhSqixx

We guess it could have been much worse… Source: @lsysuttie

Like the worst way you could make a time capsule, Suttie unearthed a massive pile of rubbish that had accumulated over the years underneath the couch. Toys, wires, notebooks, paper, two mouldy pieces of fruit – you name it, the pile most likely had it.

This prompted users to wonder how the couches could have possibly offered any sort of comfort or stability sitting atop the mess.

‘The sofas have been there for eight years and we have never moved or cleaned under them.’ The comedian explained.

‘The two mouldy fruits were the worst things.’


Twitter users didn’t hold back on teasing Suttie about the hilariously disgusting sight (which you could almost smell through the screen).

Several noticed the DVD of the 1982 comedy hit Police Squad!, with one joking: ‘Bl**dy hell, how long has it been since you checked under the sofa? 1995?’

Another chimed: ‘You cannot try to pin the Police Squad! DVD on the kids…’

‘I bet the first thing you did was put on Police Squad! in the new house.’ a third added.


Source: @lsysuttie


The comments related to the DVD left Suttie in fits of laughter. ‘The thing that everyone is talking about is the Police Squad! DVD, so at least I look slightly cool. It could so easily have been Frozen.’

Other users pointed out the purple-haired doll, with one asking: ‘I’m wondering how do you NOT look under the couch when your child loses a doll? Or did they just have a spare ready to go?’

Suttie responded that it was the least ‘emotionally valuable thing under there’.

‘I really didn’t expect the three items of clothing and daren’t get them out of the carrier bag they were in. I can genuinely say there is nothing that anyone noticed was missing.’ the mum continued.


‘I think the main culprit is my three-year-old son who likes chucking stuff down the back. Then it seems like it just gets sucked underneath.’

Then she braced us for the inevitable.

‘I’d like to say the same thing won’t happen in the new house but everyone should expect a similar photo in 20 years.’

We guess we could say the Suttie’s kids couldn’t chair less (sorry not sorry)…

What are your thoughts on Suttie’s shocking discovery? Have you ever had a similar, cheeky experience with your grandkids? Share your funny stories with us in the comments!

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺oh my , this is disgusting!!! Fancy admitting to being such a dirty person but then posting it on social media!!
 
I cleaned for a living once upon a time. Worst things I ever found were dead kittens behind a lounge, and another place, dead mouse in a toaster.
 
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I find it quite disgusting actually and I certainly would not have posted it online for the world to see. I've had kids and never had to put up with anything like that. Clearly she doesn't check under things to see if it's clean.
 
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Oh boy!!!! Or should I say woman!!!
What kind of cleaning these people do?? You don’t clean just what you can see and much less if you have children. They make things disappear like no others. I’m sorry to say, but when you clean, you look under furniture items 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️
I call that laziness 😂😂
 
How could anyone have a couch that they haven't cleaned undern for 8 years . Gosh I'm lucky to keep a couch for 8 years.

With 13 kids and 3 couches in 3 lounge rooms and 2 of the couches are heavy. But I pulled them out once a week and swept and mop

I pull out my fridge every 3 months.

I had a friend who didn't know that you can pull out and clean under your stove.

I would be so embarrassed to post something like this.
I would hate to see under the couch cushions or down beside it
 
Oh boy!!!! Or should I say woman!!!
What kind of cleaning these people do?? You don’t clean just what you can see and much less if you have children. They make things disappear like no others. I’m sorry to say, but when you clean, you look under furniture items 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️
I call that laziness 😂😂
I think alot of people think you only need to clean what you see.
 
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I clean every day , sweep, dust, mop , bathroom ect but every Friday I do a deep clean in two rooms my loungeroom every week and one other room dinning , bedroom ect walls, under beds, everything pulled of top of draws ect.

Saturday mornings I deep clean my kitchen.

By doing this weekly it actually stays clean and makes it an easy clean taking me around 2 hours every Friday and 1 hour Saturday
 
I clean every day , sweep, dust, mop , bathroom ect but every Friday I do a deep clean in two rooms my loungeroom every week and one other room dinning , bedroom ect walls, under beds, everything pulled of top of draws ect.

Saturday mornings I deep clean my kitchen.

By doing this weekly it actually stays clean and makes it an easy clean taking me around 2 hours every Friday and 1 hour Saturday
The same, here!! Keep things tidy and clean all the time. I hate clutter, I’m a minimalist 😁
 
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