Site Offers Young People to Work of Underwear and Generates Controversy

A company that offers young women to clean houses with underwear sparked controversy in France and prompted politicians to call for the closure of the site that sells this service erotic. 

The company “Clean Sensual Service” available to the client a range of body shapes for women with a cleansing “irreproachable” the house, equipped with a mop and all its sensuality, “at a price that fluctuates between 95 and 150 euros per hours. 

Services include dusting, vacuuming, scrubbing floors and making the bed, all with a machine designed to “make real the fantasies” of customers, the company explains on its website. 

Site home cleaning service offered to women lingerie (Photo: Reproduction) 

The initiative was quick to generate controversy among French mayors association and feminists, who denounced the “insult to the image of women” and urged the public authorities to intervene to prohibit the service by its contents “degrading.” 

A spokesman for the organization “Osez le feminism”, Caroline Haas, told EFE that the site “symbolizes the great problem of society about sexuality and body.” 

Caroline lamented that the company put the body of young girls “available to men to satisfy their desires,” and criticized the differentiation of sexuality by the society that makes women “are not subject but object” of desire. 

The mayor of the municipality of Venissieux, Michèle Picard, denounced “the use of objectified women” and even asked by letter to the prosecutor of Lyons that “clarify the matter” to determine the legality of the activity, the newspaper Le Parisien. “ 

For its part, the impeller of the initiative, Johann Blazy recalled statements in the newspaper that “there are already many companies offering ’strip’ away from home, for birthdays, no one is offended.” 

“This is not prostitution or of chaperoning. The contract requires that customers have no right to even touch or shoot the clerks,” specified. 

One of the young “sexy Clean Service”, a 21 year old student with the pseudonym Eve, said he was “surprised” by people who “give moral lessons.” 

Eva accepted the job offer “to gain a little more money” and guaranteed that no one forces her to work. Thus, he called “hypocrites” those who criticize the project, while it noted that there are television channels where “the girls display themselves 24 hours a day.”