Baennik

According to Slavic beliefs, a bannik (baennik) lived in the bathhouse, in another way it was also called Anchutka.
They said that the bannik was small and shaggy. He loved to make evil jokes on a person.
They said that once the girl bet that she would spend the night in the bath alone and during this time she would sew herself a shirt. Closer to midnight, the anchuts, the children of the bannik, began to gather around the girl and nail the hem of the shirt to the floor. They beat me down and whisper that they will not release, they will not release. The girl is looking, and it is really difficult to get out. And the bannik can tickle to death, or even drag it to itself. The girl figured out what to do: she decided to dissolve the shirt she was wearing, and sew a new one from these threads. She dismissed and sewed, and as she dismissed everything, she burst out of the bath naked with a new shirt in her hands.