Naked Cleaning In The Buff With Nikki
A university graduate has revealed she quit her job as a beautician to work as a naked cleaner. She charges up to $135 an hour to scrub people’s homes in the buff.
Victoria Murphy, 25, from Edinburgh, Scotland, launched her firm after graduating with a degree in events management.
Now she employs a 15-strong army of naked cleaners , including three men, who charge between $99 and $135 an hour for their service, depending on the level of nudity.
Before she started recruiting, Victoria tested the experience giving Edinburgh’s front rooms a thorough going over, wearing nothing but her birthday suit.
“I didn’t want to put my staff into any situation I had not experienced myself,” she said.
With a degree in events management and a strong work ethic, Victoria was keen to start a business with a quirky unique selling point.
While working as a beautician, she stumbled across an American company offering a naked cleaning service and the idea for Glimmer was born.
“I knew I wanted something which would be fun and risque but not extreme,” she said.
“We are not an escort service. What we offer is fun and flirty.
“When I did it for a while, I had a laugh and nothing untoward happened.”
Glimmer offers three tiers of adult cleaning with a service in lingerie or underwear starting at $99 per hour, topless cleaning costing $117 an hour and totally naked cleaning at $135 for the hour.
Victoria admits that their 20 regular clients and 15 who book an occasional clean, have completely shattered her preconceptions about the type of person she imagined would use the service.
“I thought we’d get mostly professional working men in their forties but actually, the clients are much more diverse,” she said.
“We’ve had some as young as 30 and others in their 80s. Many of them live alone and a lot of the older gentleman are quite lonely, so it’s important the experience is fun and that the cleaners like chatting.
