Nightclub vows to boot out ‘smelly’ revellers who have ‘body odour or bad breath’ in ‘polite notice’ to customers
A NO-nonsense nightclub has vowed to boot out any "smelly" revellers who are deemed to have "body odour or bad breath”.
Middlesbrough’s LGBTQ club Tiny issued a “polite note” to customers on social media regarding expectations on personal hygiene.
Posting on Facebook the club’s management said: "Our staff and customers have the right to work in an environment where they don't gip at the smell of your breath or bodily odours.
“If you are old enough to be drinking and visiting clubs and bars, you are old enough to be able to practice good personal hygiene.
"We all have an off-day every now and again where we forget to pop some spray on or whatever. Just ask at the bar.
"We will try our best to find something to help."
The establishment added that people would be asked to leave if their body odour is found to be bothering fellow clubbers.
"We have instructed our staff that they will be supported by management if they believe that someone is causing discomfort to others, then they may ask them to leave," it read.
“Polite Notice over stay safe."
A spokesman for Tiny later claimed that the club had even lost business due to revellers poor hygiene.
"The post was meant in good humour, but it has started to annoy us all a little bit," they told
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"It's become a bit of a common thing.
"If you are adult enough to go on a night out... we're not a creche, we don't want to have to teach people to put spray on or brush their teeth.
"We've lost custom because of it, people have left because of the smell.
"We are all about inclusivity. But when our staff's eyes are watering because of the smell over the bar it's not good."
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