Pornhub creates website filled entirely with videos of people washing their hands amid coronavirus lockdown

PORNHUB has made a website full of videos of people washing their hands amid coronavirus lockdown.

The tongue-in-cheek clips include a woman walking through a supermarket with social distancing signs marked on the floor as she dribbled santiser onto her hands.

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The parody website is an exact replica of Pornhub but rather than raunchy videos, the page is awash with handwashing clips.

The site teamed up with Amazon Dating to launch ‘Scrubhub’ as a reminder for people to keep their mitts clean in the battle against Covid-19.

From the Boi Bar to the Bathroom, This Bear Likes It Filthy Clean and Hot Girl Goes Wild in Public are just some comical clips available on the site.

Site creators Ani Acopian and Suzy Shinn said: “We wanted to take something as mundane as washing your hands and make it entertaining in the only way we know – by taking a joke way too far.”

Corey Price, Vice President of Pornhub said: “Over the past few weeks, the one thing that has been repeated by literally everyone – politicians, scientists, celebrities and athletes – has been the importance of washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water to protect against this virus.”

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As well as raising awareness of the importance of handwashing, the site is also accepting donations towards Invisible Hands – a charity that brings food and essentials to vulnerable communities in parts of America.

Pornhub is also donating tens and thousands of surgical masks to emergency services in New York.

They are also donating 85 per cent of video sales for performers affected by the virus, a $25,000 donation to the Sex Workers Outreach Project.

This comes as cyber hackers have been uploading x-rated images during online swimming workouts for parents and kids.

The sick trolls targeted the live session which was being led by Scottish pool stars.

Over 200 viewers were left disgusted when the Zoom stream was hijacked with porn.

Olympic swimmer Duncan Scott, 22, was leading the live broadcast when it was hit.

Afterwards he raged: “Our open invite workout date was cancelled due to a sick individual.

“I am sorry for what everyone and more importantly for what the kids that were a part of the workout had to see.”

The stream was quickly halted when the images appeared.

Furious parents have blasted the vile hackers.

Mum Fiona Davidson said: “My 11 year old says he can’t unsee it. Feel so angry that people can be so awful knowing it’s something aimed at kids.”

Lyndsay Elliott added: “I’m a 49-year-old and feel the same. I was in tears afterwards from shock and anger.

“I did some serious swearing to get it out my head.”

And Fiona Philip said: “Some total scumbags out there.”