Korean Actress Jeon Won-ju Declutters Home, Disposes of 300 Liters of Waste

Korean actress Jeon Won-ju has finally decluttered her home.

On the 17th, the YouTube channel 'Jeon Won-ju_Jeon Won-ju In-gong' released a video titled 'Cleaning the House with My Daughter-in-law, 300 Liters of Trash!'.

In the video, the production team met with Jeon Won-ju's daughter-in-law, stating, "We plan to clean the house based on subscriber feedback." While the daughter-in-law agreed to the cleanup, she expressed concern, saying, "She has lived frugally and doesn't like to throw things away. Once something comes in, it never goes out."

Upon visiting Jeon Won-ju's home, the production team noted, "She's not turning on the lights again," and turned them on, but Jeon Won-ju resisted. When her daughter-in-law suggested organizing the house, Jeon Won-ju firmly stated, "I can't throw things away." Her daughter-in-law reassured her, "I'll only throw away what you tell me to."

The cleanup began with the living room table and kitchen dining table. The producer and daughter-in-law boldly discarded expired medications, cosmetics, and unused items.

Jeon Won-ju expressed her dissatisfaction, saying, "Why are they throwing everything away? It feels like I'm losing my possessions." The producer humorously replied, "You need to make room for new things. You have to live until you're 120!"

When postpartum cosmetics were found, the producer asked directly, "The expiration date is still good, do you have any plans for more children?" Jeon Won-ju, laughing and covering her face, replied, "My daughter-in-law is pregnant, so I can give it to her."

Items filling the kitchen table were also discarded, including empty bottles, used paper cups, and expired food. Jeon Won-ju lamented, "I saved them to use later. I even wash and reuse paper cups." The producer commented, "Saving too much can lead to waste."

Once the storage unit assembled by the production team was filled, Jeon Won-ju smiled and said, "I can't help but smile. My daughter-in-law worked hard. I might need to spend some money." The cleanup resulted in a box of recyclables and over 200 liters of trash, leaving everyone surprised.

Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia. Contact: eun@tenasia.co.kr