Naked cleaner shares what happens when clients also decide to strip down

Getting a cleaner in can feel like a right treat.

Someone else to get those dried up bits of food on the hob that no one wants to deal with?

Perfect. But it’s certainly quite the treat for those who opt to book a naked cleaner.

And their job is just as it sounds - they strip off all their clothes and well, clean.

Lottie Rae, 32, has been at it since 2017 and charges £50 an hour for her special service.

And while she reckons she’s made thousands over the years, she’s also had a vast range of clients.

Lottie says there are people who just look for company, naturists and then others who ‘hope for something more’.

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She said: “There’s a fair few people who are creepy – a handful of the guys I clean for book cleaners on the premise they will get something else.

“I’m clear I’m there just to clean but they’ll say that other cleaners have been strippers or given massages.

“The money has definitely helped. I wouldn’t do it if I wasn’t being paid the financial incentive.”

Lottie also shared what happens when her clients also decide to join her by stripping off naked too.

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She explained that there’s one guy she’s worked with for six years now who is a nudist ‘so to him it’s right up his street’.

Lottie explained: “He’s already naked when I get in, we have a coffee and I play with his dog and then get to work.”

And he’s not the only one, as she said: “The clients will get naked as well – a few of them are quite nervous at first and keep their clothes on until they’re confident enough to take them off.”

While most of her clients are friendly and don’t overstep the mark, she says that some can push things too far.

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“One time a guy put porn on his TV and I had to say no.

"The people who are slightly creepier tend to have perfectly clean houses so it’s kind of an indicator.”

But it’s not all older people either, as Lottie says she’s cleaned for ‘younger guys who want to try something different with their disposable income'.

She added: “My friends and family know what I do, but I think they wonder why I do it.

"They think all these men are weird and creepy but in general they’re nice people.”

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Jess Battison

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