Man accidentally cleans wrong house for two hours

A man spent two hours in a stranger’s home giving it a good clean before he realised he was in the wrong place.

A man cleaned the wrong house for two hours after letting himself in with the spare key under the welcome mat.

New Jersey native Louis Angelino III realised his mistake after his original client thought he had bailed on them, The Sun reports.

Taking to TikTok, Louis revealed: “I clean my friends’ apartments for extra money on the side.

“So my friend then tells me he has a co-worker who wants me to clean his apartment so I’m like ‘All right, sweet!’

“So I go there today and he tells me there’s a key under the mat.”

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A man from New Jersey accidentally broke into a home and cleaned it. Picture: TikTok/stayscrewy

He proceeded to say that he got the key and entered the apartment without any inconveniences, but that’s where things got weird.

“I cleaned the entire apartment – and he calls me and he’s like, ‘Yo, where are you?’ and I was like ‘I’m in your living room waiting for you to walk in. I’ve been playing with your cat.’”

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He was meant to visit a friend’s co-worker but he misread the address. Picture: TikTok/stayscrewy

His friend’s co-worker then told him that he did not have a cat, making them both realise that he was indeed in the wrong house.

“I come to find out that I cleaned the wrong apartment. I broke in and cleaned somebody’s random apartment. You’re welcome?”

He later told ABC7 that he had broken into a sweet couple’s home who were, ironically, also waiting for a contractor to let themselves in.

He realised the error of his ways too late. Picture: TikTok/stayscrewy

The wrong home belonged to a lovely couple. Picture: TikTok/stayscrewy

Beth Motzel told the outlet that her husband called her, saying: “Beth, somebody broke in and cleaned our house.”

The TikTok star had made a mistake after misreading the address.

No word on whether the Motzel couple paid Louis for his services or if it was on the house.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission