This Naked Woman Cleaning Service Company Offers Services All Over The World

JAKARTA - A nude women's cleaning service company plans to launch a global service.

Nikki Belton and Leanne Woolman launched The Naked Cleaning Company in early 2020. However, they were held back due to the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The company offers a variety of household cleaning services where workers will only wear their underwear, topless or be completely naked while working.

At £ 75 per hour, Nikki and her employees will work topless or just wear lingerie. They usually tuck the dust in the underwear. Customers wishing to see female workers naked would have to shell out £ 95.

Now Nikki revealed, his company will soon be offering services around the world. with Leanne, she will fly to franchise their nude business internationally, reports Plymouth Live.

Talking about his company, Nikki said: "I always knew I wanted to build a business model that I could continue to develop. So far we have a franchise model ready for America, Canada, the Netherlands and hopefully Australia."

Nikki said, The Naked Cleaning Company that he owns is in demand all over the world, even to Dubai.

Earlier this year, one of the owners of the company said how their business has grown rapidly following the end of the lockdown. Now, the duo are planning to travel overseas as often as possible next year to promote their company.

While some people think naked cleaning is pornographic, Nikki insists on saying no. He makes sure every employee is 25 years and over and has experience in professional cleaning.

In addition, this service is regulated and provided through a secure ordering system where both the worker and the client are required to go through the previous DBS (criminal record test) check.

The owner of this company also does not discriminate in appearance and selects women of all shapes and sizes. She believes this encourages customers to respect the female body.

"It's all about body image; no matter what shape or size you are, it's about empowering women and being confident," says Nikki.

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