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ON THE WORLD STUDENTS SOCIETY : Founder Dee is the in-house specialist on videos. God willing, - in times ahead, under the caption, : ''Scrub !WOW! World'' will make - Dee, a leader of every loving distinction.
AND IN THE YEAR OF COMPOUNDED CRISES, the ability to make meaning out of mess has brought students and people some comfort. Students stuck at home should turn their chores into some riveting social posts.
''The best way to manage anxiety is to find something that you can control,'' said Alicin Clark, a psychologist and the author of ''Hack Your Anxiety''.
DURING LOCKDOWN - THE DEEP CLEANING phenomenon spread to TikTok - and morphed into something more grotesque.
Users post videos revealing vile filth in the forgotten corners and crevices of their homes. The footage has found a captive audience during the pandemic, a period marked for many by more time spent at home, a strong urge to nest and obsessive sanitization.
A little over 12 minutes into the video ''Disaster Clean With Me 2021,'' Becky Moss holds her vacuum's dirt cup to the camera for inspection. It's filled with a powdery mound of gray dust and a swirl of pet hair.
''My husband is like, 'That is so gross. How can you film this?' '' Said Ms. Moss, a 26-year-old YouTuber in Oxford, Mich., who started her channel in May 2020. ''I always tell him, 'This is what people want to see.' ''
Videos like hers abound on YouTube, where legions of home-improvement influences post time lapse recordings of their chores. Their ''clean with me'' uploads inspire people to tackle their own messes, however big or small.
In 2020, the number of ''clean with me'' videos on YouTube rose by 50 percent, according to the company, and the number of ''organize with me'' videos nearly doubled.
IN ALL OF THESE CLEANING VIDEOS - SOME trends have emerged. One, known as ''laundry stripping,'' involves pouring Borax and laundry detergent into one's bathtub, creating a deep soak for old sheets, sweat-stained shirts and even college dorm couch cushions. After hours of soaking, the bath water appears reliably brown.
ALL IN ALL - TIKTOK VIDEOS THAT INCLUDE THE #cleaning hashtag have accounted for 7.6 billion views.
These videos tend to be hyper-focused : Rather than tidying entire rooms, creators unscrew their moldy dishwasher filters and fish yards of scrummy hair from their shower drains, sparing none of the slimy details.
Through TikTok's ''duet'' feature, people can replicate these dirty jobs side by side with original ''how-to'' videos.
The videos also further bolster the cult like following behind brands like Scrub Daddy, Fabuloso and Dawn [as well as the classic combo of baking soda and vinegar]. TikTok has also worked with brands like Bounty and Lysol on hashtag campaigns.
Redditors have been sharing similar content for years on Oddly Satisfying : a hub of slime, soap cutting, power washing and upholstery cleaning.
Mitchell Creed, a 35-year-old neurology resident at Stony Brook's Children's Hospital in New York, created the sub-reddit in 2013 to capture the inexplicable euphoria in little perfections.
''When we have cleaning videos, it kind of just goes back to that simplicity of life and things that are just neat and ordered,'' he said.
While TikTok's 60-second format can create a fantasy by editing out most of the elbow grease - ''It's like Disney, the 'happily ever after' of the house project,'' Dr. Clark said - it could be highly motivated for those struggling with where to start.
''I can't hep but think that it's constructive,'' Dr. Clark said. Some videos, on the other hand, show only the mess, leaving viewers wondering whether they should even entertain the idea of deep cleaning.
The videos also have their heart-warming moments. One trend on TikTok involves people tidying a loved one's space, often as a surprise.
The Honor and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research - on Times & Tides, continues. The World Students Society thanks author Emilee Linder.
With respectful dedication to Her Excellency Vice President Kamala Harris, Leaders, Grandparents, Parents, Students, Professors and Teachers of the world.
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