A controversial Australian cleaning service company accused of sexism has responded to its critics with a new gardener service for housewives-featuring naked men.
Bare All Cleaners, a Kunzhou company, found itself in a filthy dispute with the gold coast city government earlier this year after arranging some unscathed cleaners at the service of the Gold Coast city government.
Now, the company has launched a "Bare All Gardeners" service for housewives and gay communities, with men providing gardeners.
There are bold pictures of a man wearing a straw hat but naked smiling as he prunes branches, mows, and looks after flowers and trees in a private backyard.
Brett Jones, founder of the company, said: "We have been serving both sexes, and this is to maintain our service."
"We got a lot of calls from home-based moms and gay communities."
"with the arrival of a warm climate, it is understandable to move the service outside."
"they are professionally trained to know all about the garden, including cleaning the swimming pool."
"people like to label us, but the reality is that our customers are basically gender-balanced."
This involves only a charge of A $169 per hour for the provision of male gardeners to private gardens.
Brett said that if the company accepts a reservation for a private house, it will be a degree of privacy caution, but he believes they are acting in accordance with the law.
In Queensland, obscene exposure is defined as having no reason to expose his or her reproductive organs in public.
Leeroy Evan, a 42-year-old naked gardener, said the job met two of his passions: strip and gardening, making it a natural fit for him. He said it was a win-win.
He said: "those who criticize us for not knowing the so-called guys, if you open your Ins account, it`s full of aversion to women, but you won`t hear that."
"I hope this will respond to that. At the end of the day, the levers don`t like anything. "
"what we do is good, harmless and interesting. We strive to make the world a better place. "
