She may be a topless maid — but she doesn’t charge half off for her services.
A woman has gone viral after revealing Monday that clients paid her more than $2,000 after cleaning five houses topless., however, it was taken down from the site and the woman’s account was reportedly suspended.
“So many of you want to know how much I make in a day as a topless maid,” said the Tampa native in her video. “Today I cleaned five houses and I charge $300 an hour. And I have a security guy who sits out in the car and waits for me just in case something happens.”Sammie said that while it is not required to tip her, she says a lot of the houses do.The topless cleaner said the third and fourth houses she visited gave her a $150 and $110 tip respectively.
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