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In a previous life my work took me to many different homes. It is wrong to generalise, albeit in some geographical areas you do see a pattern...
Doctor's houses: quite often chaotic, but not always
Tenanted properties in the private sector: Usually neat and tidy, especially those with a high rent
Social housing: very dependent on location, but usually fine
Big, private houses with stables: often a midden!

Where there are horses and/or dogs, it seems the owners lavish time and money on their animals, less so on their houses, even though they clearly have plenty disposable income...however you are much more likely to be offered a decent glass of claret than a cup of tea, so all good!
 
we have 4 dogs and although a lot of attention is lavished on them, 'er indoors does keep the house clean and (generally) tidy, sometimes to the point of OCD. I keep telling her that the washing up/ ironing/dust etc. will stilll be there in the morning, sometimes I need to watch her dusting the coffee table , don't need dust in my beer when I'm watching Air Crash or Animal Cops.:D:D:D.
 
One category of customer which is the same across all house types...those where there are handcuffs and masks hanging off the bedposts, and an array of "unusual" chargers on the dressing table...without exception they are laid-back and amusing and always a pleasure to deal with!
 

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