A mum of three now earns up to £95-an-hour cleaning strangers’ home while completely naked after setting up her own unusual business.
Claire O’Connor, 35, used to work in hospitality as a hotel cleaner but saw a gap in the market and quit her job to set up her own naked cleaning company – Fantasy Clean.
She now cleans other people’s homes in the buff or wearing just her lingerie – but she has a very strict set of ground rules.
She said: “There’ll be no touching, no taking photos and no ‘extras’. I’ll just go in, do my work and leave”.
She will also conduct background checks on every client before taking a job and won’t take any funny business.
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Claire set her hourly rates at £95 for fully nude cleaning, £85 for topless, and for £75 she’ll wear either lingerie or if clients are interested, dressed as a French maid.
Being so new to the industry Claire understands that “the first visits may be awkward” but is already prepared for that to “subside as I get to know a client”.
Her husband Rob, 39, didn’t really believe she was serious when she’d posed the idea, but insists he is “fine about it now”.
Claire advertises her business on Facebook, and has received a number of comments.
One person said: “It will give the old boys something to get excited over I suppose.
“Plus she’s turned an hourly rate around from what would typically be minimum wage to more than a doctor earns. Good luck to her, I say.”
Whereas another said: “I think the law ought to step in and ban this disgusting idea.”
She already has aspirations to grow the business if it does well, aiming to employ both men and women in the future.
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