Home like vibe flat in central London

No one wants to clean up after their roommate. Nor does anyone want bugs or rodents invading due to a lack of cleanliness. However, as with many of these qualities being “clean” or “neat” means different things to different people — to some, a little clutter is OK as long as it’s not out of control or gross, while to others, being “neat” means having a perfectly KonMari’d space everywhere at all times. Make sure everyone’s clear on what being “clean” and “neat” actually mean with regards to a shared household, ideally before you move in with them — and keep communicating clearly about it as necessary.