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The Brisker Rosh Yeshiva was referring to those who have adopted the mores of bnei Torah and then dropped them.
As for Rav Chaim shlita, a baal habayis renowned for also being a distinguished talmid chochom, when making aliya asked Rav Chaim if he should adopt the custom of always wearing a white shirt and not a blue shirt during the week and a white shirt on Shabbos. Rav Chaim looked at him and and said “it suits you”
A mikve is a community resource that must be paid for but the public. Those who attend infrequently pay a higher price to cover more of the fixed costs than those attending daily who pay less as they cover more of the fixed costs over the year.
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