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Input: We (2 F) just got a new housemate a few days ago and I'm already wishing we hadn't chosen him. 

So, we have a 10 month old baby who crawls everywhere and has her fingers in everything. Our new housemate, G, is a super lovely guy but A. He doesn't wash his hands after going to the toilet (something I've tried hinting at to avoid addressing it directly) and B. He spent 45 minutes in the bathroom trimming goodness knows what hair on his body (I saw him doing his belly &amp; later he closed the door which can only mean pubes, right..?). I left before he finished, and when I got back (He wasn't in) I wanted to do the baby night routine when I found his hair everywhere!! On toothbrushes, contact lens cases, mouth guard etc. When I saw loads floating in baby's bath, I lost it and texted him. I was frank but nice (I asked a friend). While I was at it I mentioned the hand washing. He is also a smoker despite us clearly stating non-smokers only. (He told me he assumed outside is ok. No, it's not, man!) I THINK he now vapes in his room (which I'm not happy about) but he says it's without the nicotine. Either way, his room smells stuffy already. (It drafts into the hall.) Oh, and I also went on a cleaning spree after this and I found parts of the toilet full of pee spray. I'm seriously grossed out. But he is a nice lad! (I haven't talked to him yet because he's still not home but I intend to in the morning. I talked to him about the smoking and he said "I'll stop. Dont worry." But I know from someone who saw him the next day that he had a cigarette.)

Anyway, WIBTA if I give him his notice already? Would that be unfair? Or should I give him a chance and see if he betters himself? 

kicking out my brand-new housemate because he's not clean enough