Legal brothel owner demonstrates how much a room is cleaned after a customer leaves

The owner of Europe's largest legal brothel has shown the extensive cleaning process that goes on once a client leaves a room.

Catherine DeNoire is the proud owner of a house of ill repute, regularly cashing in on the world's oldest profession, having gone down an interesting career path following her PhD studies at university.

In fairness, PhDs are probably pretty common at a brothel, along with the strange costumes which Catherine has discussed before in her list of the four things which aren't allowed at her establishment.

We're living in an ever-increasingly sex positive world where the financial benefits of sex work perhaps far outweigh the public's poor perception, which any adult actor or OnlyFans star will no doubt be keen to stress.

While Catherine is yet to disclose the exact location of her brothel, despite it being legal in 10 separate countries across Europe, she regularly shares content on her social media about what it is like to run the place.

The manager previously revealed that, to absolutely nobody's surprise, most of their regular clientele are married men, as she reckons they're having an 'absence of physical intimacy'.

She also suggested that her establishment is a 'far cry' from the 'fake fur and gold chains' she had previously imagined.

One way in which she keeps things classy is by having a strict cleaning routine in place, as you'd hope that most clients wouldn't be too happy about getting down and dirty on dirty sheets that are suffering from whoever they housed last.

In a recent TikTok video, Catherine emphasised exactly what happens once a client leaves the room, to make sure that whoever comes in next has the best possible experience.

She showed that a new disposable sheet is placed on top of the bedding before every new client arrives, while the brown bedding is also washed at least weekly, or sooner if it becomes dirty.

Any used glasses, which might have been used to enjoy some of the mini bar contents for a bit of Dutch courage, will also be replaced, and the bar restocked.

In case the client fancies moving things away from the bedroom, the shower is also cleaned, disinfected and dried, while towels are put in the laundry and soap (sometimes) swapped.

Considering most of the clients are married men, you can understand why the shower is going to be popular if they want to avoid suspicion when they get back home.

Other general things like the bin being emptied are carried out, in what is already a tough task for cleaning staff, especially given that some clients have been warned about spreading sugar as a form of witchcraft.

While things might well be spotless inside, it's impossible to say how clean the clients are feeling when they leave.