LOL, I don't know why but that last sentence was the funniest... if she's such a germophobe, wouldn't she want nice clean TP? People are ridiculous.

Soap on the washbasin is a community item IMO. But supply your own shower soap.

Who has time for that??

In their own words, they're just germaphobes. I do have some issues with organization, but that's only in my own space. Anything shared I'm pretty good about keeping neat. They were mostly concerned with the fact that I don't Lysol nearly everything I touch like they do.

Based on your full explanation below in the comments, they definitely sound overly obsessive. I mean wiping the remote once a week isn't bad, but the couch only makes sense if it's pleather or vinyl. And I've literally never heard of lysol spraying a bed. Does that stuff even work on fabric? Even if it did work, that's YOUR bed, not a common/shared area. So long as you wash the sheets often enough to avoid odors, it should be none of their business.

As a microbiologist, I can say that they really shouldn't be using antibacterial cleaning supplies so much-- it's just selecting for bacteria that are resistant to the anti-microbial substances, which can translate into antibiotic-resistant infections. Plain soap and water works fine in most cases, and if you really want to sterilize something wipe it down a few times with an alcohol-based solution: 70% ethanol/isopropyl alcohol and 30% water solutions work pretty well. That's what we used to disinfect stuff in the lab I used to do research in, and it's what I use to clean surfaces like my phone and tv remotes and stuff.

While their way of dealing with the situation was very immature, cleaning a house fully once or twice a week isn't weird at all. Especially when 4 people live there. Bathrooms especially would definitely need to be cleaned every other day. From your reaction to their cleaning habits my guess is that while your roommates might be a bit of clean freaks, you're also quite a bit the slob OP.

26, did you, did you not read anything OP had to say? They like to clean the remote each time they use it and wipe down the couch and spray their beds. That's excessive cleaning. OP cleans, just not as obsessively or excessively as OP's roommates do. It's a little odd to wipe down the remote every time you use it or to spray your bed with disinfectant. Although, if they're using the bed AND mattress provided by the school, I can see why they'd disinfect it but doing so every day is excessive and unnecessary.

In his comments op said "weekly" the FML might have been quite vague on that part but the op himself said "at least once a week". Whether it's more it's irrelevant. I just said that it's normal to clean a house of four people at least once a week.

I agree, I clean the house at minimum two times a week, one day super good make sure the entire house and everything in it is clean and the other just kinda whatever and on top without moving things. this was how me and my sisters grew up and I prefer the house being nice clean over kinda dirty.

There was definitely supposed to be an "at least" somewhere in one of my comments. Cleaning the apartment once a week makes perfect sense, and then cleaning other things as you go throughout the week. I have no problem with that and that was already my common practice. The issue arose because I don't believe in antibacterial/antimicrobial stuff. As someone else pointed out, all you're doing is making yourself more likely to sick with worse things. And it escalated because of how obsessive they all are about being clean. One of them took three showers in one day and complained that she still didn't feel clean.