Maid is not a series for those faint of heart.
Not just does the Netflix drama illustrate one single mom’s durability as she tries to reconstruct her life after leaving a violent relationship, it likewise includes harsh cleansing scenes that would make any tidy freak’s skin crawl. One remarkable scene included Margaret Qualley‘s character Alex needing to clean up a squatters’ den, that included overruning toilets, crusty counter tops and more unimaginable mess.
Before you panic and break out your hand sanitizer, bask in this behind-the-scenes intel concerning those horrifyingly unclean spaces: They aren’t genuine. No, truly. Qualley informed E! News in an unique chat that a fantastic innovative group changed those areas to simply look dreadful.
“It’s incredible,” she started. “The mixtures that they would utilize to make, because, like, it’s all phony. I’m doing the princess variation of all this. It’s like catsup and hot sauce and A-1 or whatever that resembles, plastered onto an oven in order to make it appear like[dirt] Everything resembles tidy dirt.”
