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Video: Dirty DIY Bathroom Gets Cleaned!


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Jen Carlson

Published Oct 17, 2010

Modified Oct 17, 2010


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Silent Barn, the dirtiest venue in New York (unsubstantiated!), recently got a little cleaner. A little. The DIY music venue/art space located in Ridgewood, Queens has one of those bathrooms that make you contemplate adult diapers—it is not a pretty sight. In exchange for a video shoot there, one band "paid" the powers-that-be in one bathroom cleaning. This important moment, which like a total solar eclipse probably won't happen again for another 360 years, was documented:

Do you think that fly tape was holding bed bugs? Don't worry, the Bar Keepers Friend likely killed the rest. [via Vice, or course]

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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