
Being Untidy a Dealbreaker? Survey Says Over Half of Americans Find Their Partner Cleaning a Turn-On!
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Are you someone who tends to be disorganized and relies on your partner to maintain a clean home? If so, likely, household responsibilities may frequently lead to disagreements within your relationship. Conversely, if you do participate in these tasks, you may be pleased to learn that this quality is often attractive to your partner.
According to a survey conducted by the housecleaning service Homeaglow, over fifty per cent of American adults consider witnessing their partner engage in cleaning activities to be a significant attraction. The study explored the relationship between cleanliness and romantic partnerships, investigating how the presence or absence of cleaning can influence existing, developing, and prospective relationships. The findings revealed some intriguing insights.
The findings
Homeaglow conducted a survey involving 1,000 Americans, revealing several significant insights:
A majority, exceeding two-thirds, expressed a desire for their partner to engage in cleaning activities.
More than half of the respondents indicated that witnessing their partner perform cleaning tasks is an attractive quality.
The survey highlighted that four-fifths of American adults evaluate potential partners based on the tidiness of their living spaces, with an unpleasant odour in a home being the most considerable deterrent for new relationships.
Almost 30 per cent of individuals assess the cleanliness of rooms depicted in dating profiles, with men being the most likely to scrutinize the cleanliness presented.
Over 75 per cent of participants would be reluctant to cohabit with a partner if they had concerns regarding the cleanliness of their home.
Furthermore, 1 in 20 respondents reported having ended a relationship due to their partner's cleaning habits.
Only 40 per cent of individuals stated that household chores are shared equally.
Difference between men and women taking up chores
The results revealed a significant disparity between men and women regarding household responsibilities. Specifically, 67.2 per cent of women reported that they undertake the majority of housework, whereas only 29.8 per cent believe that the distribution of chores is equitable. In contrast, 51 percent of men perceived the division of housework as equal, with nearly 39.2 per cent indicating that they handle the majority of the tasks, and less than 9.8 per cent stating that their partner takes on the larger share.
The five sexiest chores you can do at home:
According to the research, the following five household tasks are considered the most appealing for enhancing intimacy with your partner:
1. Washing the dishes - 54.9 percent
2. Vacuuming - 50.7 percent
3. Making the bed - 48 percent
4. Doing the laundry - 45.1 per cent
5. Tidying bedrooms - 42.2 percent
6. Folding laundry - 42.2 percent
The preferences, however, varied between genders. Women rated washing the dishes (60.66 percent), vacuuming (55.41 per cent), and doing the laundry as the most enticing chores, while men preferred making the bed (54.63 percent), tidying bedrooms (48.15 per cent), and washing the dishes (46.76 per cent) as the most attractive tasks.
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