![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/woman-traumatised-by-mystery-polystyrene-balls-flooding-her-home-for-10-months/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_PAY-balls_TRIANGLENEWS_004JPG.jpg&description=Michelle Grace was left outraged when the balls began mysteriously appearing in her flat following a storm in December last year as she says the council has not helped herA woman claims her life has been made 'miserable' after a carrier bag's worth of polystyrene balls flooded her house every day for ten months A woman says her life has been made "miserable" after a carrier bag's worth of polystyrene balls flooded her house every day for 10 months. Michelle Grace, who works for a domestic abuse charity, says the balls began mysteriously appearing in her flat following a storm in December last year. They covered her kitchen sides, rained down from the ceiling and even made their way into her drains. The mum of two guessed she had to sweep a ridiculous 25 wheelie bins' worth - the equivalent of millions - of the tiny balls. Yet whilst calling the council for help, she and her 18-year-old son Iggy were left trying to get rid of the sticky beads for almost a year. Furthermore, as Michelle is a breast cancer survivor she was horrified to find they can be carcinogenic. Mrs Hinch fan shares unusual £1.85 hack to reduce condensation on windows Michelle Grace, who works for a domestic abuse charity, was left stunned after the balls started mysteriously turning up in her flat after a storm in December last year ( Triangle News) Michelle says the balls began blowing out of an extractor fan in the bathroom after a storm at the end of last year ( Triangle News) Michelle said: "There's about a carrier bag everyday. Sometimes a whole one. Sometimes more depending on how windy it is. "It's a horrible way to live. I'm in limbo because my home doesn't look very nice now. It's grim. It makes me feel miserable - I just want a nice home and I just can't seem to have one. "They're in my air fryer, my toaster, my kettle, my fridge, my freezer, my vacuum cleaner - they're everywhere. I'm looking to pull balls out of my food. "I've been a breast cancer survivor for 15 years and I don't real){kind=link}
Michelle Grace was left outraged when the balls began mysteriously appearing in her flat following a storm in December last year as she says the council has not helped her
A woman says her life has been made “miserable” after a carrier bag’s worth of polystyrene balls flooded her house every day for 10 months.
Michelle Grace, who works for a domestic abuse charity, says the balls began mysteriously appearing in her flat following a storm in December last year.
They covered her kitchen sides, rained down from the ceiling and even made their way into her drains.
The mum of two guessed she had to sweep a ridiculous 25 wheelie bins’ worth – the equivalent of millions – of the tiny balls.