Are these the dirtiest student fridges EVER?

When the fridge juice looks more appetising than the milk you know you’re in trouble

We delved into Sheffield’s dirtiest fridges to see just how bad they could get, and boy did they deliver.

With mould, fridge juice, and curdled milk left right and centre, we have no idea how this lot haven’t got food poisoning so far.

Lauren O’Rourke, Psychology, Endcliffe

“I try not to look at it when I go in the fridge because I can’t face cleaning it!”

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Henri Eastwood, Economics and Ben Childs, History, Stephenson Halls

“It makes us feel ill. We don’t go in the kitchen anymore because it smells so bad. Oh, and we don’t know what the brown stuff is, it just keeps growing…”

Our question is…are those bones on the floor?

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What is the brown stuff?

Rachel Sutherland, Journalism, Carrysbrook Court

“The stench of milk and mouldy cheese hits you straight in the soul. I don’t think anyone’s actually dared to open the door since December, and as for the freezer, it’s non-existent.”

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Harriett Houston, History, Endcliffe

“When the fridge juice looks more appetising than the milk you know you’re in trouble.”

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Lorna Colwill, English Literature, Endcliffe

“The vegetable drawer mould is prospering more than my uni career”

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So now’s your chance to vote, which fridge is truly the most revolting?

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