She's posted all of these publicly. 

How is this a dementia safe house? There is sooooo much stuff everywhere, and I've got a headache just looking at it. It's so overwhelming. 

And why does she paint around everything, not a single room finished? 

The bathroom, for example - she didn't even remove a brush off the wall, just painted around it? Got paint all over the bath, no dust sheets, no tape... nothing. Didn't even move the cart away from the wall. It also does not look like tile paint, but I doubt she knows there are differences in paints. 

The raw wood floorboards are soaking in anything the dogs bring in. The wonky and bubbly wallpaper. The wonky pictures. The insane decor on the wall. The bags above the bed where they sleep, held up by a nail. The wardrobe in the living room, for some reason. Everything half painted. 

I know it's hard for someone technically doing it alone (in the sense that Pete can't help), and house decorating is overwhelming at the best of times, but come on. Ask a friend to help out or use all that cash you're spending on new Von Dutch caps, on some paint. Get your dad to watch Pete and then gut a room, completely transform it, and put everything back in there. Seems like common sense. 

She also states that everything she does is for Pete, but this is clearly everything she wants. Pete does not want Bratz curtains, or leopard print sofa covers, or a high heel chair, or a skeleton taped to a light. 

Can we talk about the house?