Would you pay $50 for everything in this photo? Woman attempts to sell a single bed online - but is slammed for the state of the bedroom
- A Facebook user is selling some of her bedroom furniture on social media
- A black bed and storage unit will set back the buyer $50 and has been used
- But when she posted pictures of the bed potential buyers were outraged
- This was because the bedroom was one of the messiest they'd ever seen
An Australian woman who was trying to sell her bed and storage unit on Facebook has been slammed for the general untidiness of her bedroom.
The initial post was re-published on an Australian 'Kmart roasts' Facebook page, sharing the description and photos of the black, mattress-less furniture.
'High single bed with storage. No ladder or single mattress included,' the woman wrote, sharing dimensions with potential buyers.
A woman who was trying to sell her bed and storage unit on Facebook has been slammed for the general untidiness of her bedroom (pictured)
She added that the piece is a work in progress with two drawers needing new runners once purchased.
Not once, but twice, she hinted that the piece would need a 'good clean', but many highlighted that this seems to be putting it lightly judging by the photos.
'I'll help to pull it apart when you come to collect but can't help you move it out,' she said.
'It's very heavy so you'll need a hand or a trolley. You'll need a trailer, ute, van or truck.'
Not once, but twice, she hinted that the piece would need a 'good clean', but that seems to be putting it lightly judging by the photos
In total she's looking for $50 to seal the deal on the sale.
But it doesn't look like she's had any takers yet.
'Maybe with the money she gets from all of this, she is going to buy a vacuum cleaner and a rubbish bin,' one person said.
'I actually don't know how people live like this and let their kids keep their rooms like that. It is just filthy. I literally wouldn't be able to step into that room,' another said.
'Maybe with the money she gets from all of this, she is going to buy a vacuum cleaner and a rubbish bin,' one person said
A third added: 'She would have to pay me $200 just to take it to the tip'.
Others said it would need more than just a clean and were asking if an 'exorcism' would need to be performed.
It's not known where the woman lives or why she has decided to sell it.
