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Broadcasted homes remain magically spotless forever

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Despite families running in and out, throwing things around, and hosting constant gatherings, television houses never require vacuuming. Unless an episode is specifically dedicated to the plot of cleaning, every single background surface remains completely pristine and dust-free, setting wildly unobtainable standards for domestic life.

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