M’sian Woman Goes Viral for Mopping Entire Corridor on Her Apartment Floor as a Form of Exercise

A recent Threads post has caught the attention of many netizens after a woman went the extra mile to keep the common area outside her apartment clean.

In the post, Izzati (@forever.zati) shared that she decided to mop the corridor outside her apartment simply to have something to do after having a late dinner.

Malaysian woman mops apartment corridor from end to end

Izzati jokingly added that it was her way of getting some exercise, explaining that she figured she might as well do something useful for the people living in her apartment.

She also shared a photo of the corridor, showing the freshly mopped floor still wet from one end to the other and looking spotless.

“I’ve reached the point where I’ll mop an entire apartment floor just because I had a late dinner. Since I’m too lazy to exercise any other way, I might as well do something useful for the community. That’s all,” she wrote.

Speaking to WORLD OF BUZZ, when asked if mopping her apartment corridor was something she had just started doing, she shared that it was actually something she had already made part of her routine.

“I always mop the corridor floor. It’s an excuse for me to include some form of exercise. Also, a little reminder for everyone to get some exercise and take care of their health. Always check your vitamin D and HbA1c levels,” she added.

Netizens’ reactions

“Just don’t bring out a paint bucket and roller next. Otherwise your neighbours might walk out tomorrow wondering why the corridor wall is suddenly a different colour.”

“Maybe you should have a late dinner again tomorrow, so you can mop another floor instead.”

“This is next-level. Should I just give you my home address as well?”

“The cleaner is going to be surprised tomorrow when she sees how clean the floor is.”

What are your thoughts on this? Let us know down in the comments!

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