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Sex dolls replace prostitutes at German brothel to save it going bust
Bordoll in Dortmund, Germany, saved itself from going out of business by using sex dolls instead of prostitutes. This allowed them to stay open without breaching regulations
A German brothel saved itself from going bust by replacing prostitutes with sex dolls during the coronavirus crisis.
When lockdown hit countries around the world, sex dens were ordered to close their doors due to social distancing rules.
However one brothel was allowed to stay open as it did not breach any regulations.
The owner of Bordoll offered paying clients fun times with sex dolls instead of real-life working women.
Evelyn Schwarz, who runs the place in Dortmund in Germany, said punters could still have steamy sessions with plastic stand-ins and stay safe.
The authorities allowed her to stay open as she was not breaching any of the new guidelines brought in to stop the virus spreading.
Evelyn Schwarz pictured preparing one of the dolls in the brothel (Image: CEN)
And the brothel followed strict health and safety rules disinfecting the rooms and the dolls after each visit.
Evelyn admitted: “It saved me financially.”
And she hopes business will flourish as tourists start travelling back to the city again.
She added: “Now that the borders are open again, there will be sex tourism.”
Bordoll insists the sex dolls saved it going out of business (Image: CEN)
Sex dolls are continuing to boom in popularity around the world, especially during lockdown.
Yesterday Daily Star Online revealed how sex robot company, RealDoll, claimed it was about to give popular dating app Tinder a "run for its money".
Production manager, Mike Wilson, said: "Ultimately when this whole thing started, we didn't know how this was going to go for us, we're a small company, about 20 people.
Evelyn says there "will be sex tourism again"(Image: CEN)
"But pretty much as soon as coronavirus hit and we were locked in, our sales skyrocketed and haven't stopped.
"We're about to give Tinder a run for their money for sure."
Bordoll in Dortmund, Germany, saved itself from going out of business by using sex dolls instead of prostitutes. This allowed them to stay open without breaching regulations
A German brothel saved itself from going bust by replacing prostitutes with sex dolls during the coronavirus crisis.
When lockdown hit countries around the world, sex dens were ordered to close their doors due to social distancing rules.
However one brothel was allowed to stay open as it did not breach any regulations.
The owner of Bordoll offered paying clients fun times with sex dolls instead of real-life working women.
Evelyn Schwarz, who runs the place in Dortmund in Germany, said punters could still have steamy sessions with plastic stand-ins and stay safe.
The authorities allowed her to stay open as she was not breaching any of the new guidelines brought in to stop the virus spreading.
Evelyn Schwarz pictured preparing one of the dolls in the brothel (Image: CEN)
And the brothel followed strict health and safety rules disinfecting the rooms and the dolls after each visit.
Evelyn admitted: “It saved me financially.”
And she hopes business will flourish as tourists start travelling back to the city again.
She added: “Now that the borders are open again, there will be sex tourism.”
Bordoll insists the sex dolls saved it going out of business (Image: CEN)
Sex dolls are continuing to boom in popularity around the world, especially during lockdown.
Yesterday Daily Star Online revealed how sex robot company, RealDoll, claimed it was about to give popular dating app Tinder a "run for its money".
Production manager, Mike Wilson, said: "Ultimately when this whole thing started, we didn't know how this was going to go for us, we're a small company, about 20 people.
Evelyn says there "will be sex tourism again"(Image: CEN)
"But pretty much as soon as coronavirus hit and we were locked in, our sales skyrocketed and haven't stopped.
"We're about to give Tinder a run for their money for sure."
