Even though her profession requires her to wear gloves, she confesses that she frequently forgets to do so: “I don’t even wear gloves half the time even though I know I should – if it’s a really dirty house I’m a bit conscious of where I stand but usually it doesn’t bother me at all.”
However, not every interaction she has had has been pleasant. One client crossed a limit and made her uncomfortable: “I had to say no once when a guy put porn on his TV. It’s somewhat of a signal that those that are a little creepier have immaculate homes.
It’s interesting to note that she has also worked with younger clients who find it novel: “I’ve cleaned for some younger guys who seem more sociable, they’re out and about and just have disposable income and want to try something different.”
One longtime client, for example, said, “Another guy I’ve worked with [for the whole six years] is a nudist, so to him it’s right up his street.” This person fits in well with the lifestyle.
One customer, she remembered, was completely up for the experience: “He’s already naked when I get in, we have a coffee and I play with his dog and then get to work.”
