The phrase "a clean thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an object or concept that is free from dirt, impurities, or moral corruption.
Example: "In the world of art, a clean thing often symbolizes purity and innocence."
Alternatives: "a pure object" or "an untainted item".
BUT: Reggae is about the only force in this universe that can make the grim "not cleaning things equals no sex" reality bearable for me as I'm there on my hands and knees wondering how a patently clean thing like a bath tub can get so dirty.
Abdullah Badawi won by a landslide in 2004, partly because of a promise to clean things up.
It actually gives you a reason to clean things up together in addition to having a fun get together.
Since the governor appointed me with a mandate to clean things up, we have worked diligently to improve how services and care are delivered and monitored.
Joe Antuna, who has worked at the plant for 35 years, first as a cutter and now as a water treatment specialist, said layoffs or other changes "could hurt the plant, but it might help, too, you know, slow things down for a short time, clean things up.
But the more likely scenario is that you would have a great conversation, clean things up with each other and end up feeling closer that ever.
In addition to "viewable" metrics having been laid down by industry bodies, the ANA, IAB and 4As have jointly formed The Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), an effort to clean things up further.
"IT'S ALL A BIT TOO SQUEAKY CLEAN" "Things round here have been pretty rancid for a while... now they stink to high heaven," a character observes towards the end of the film.
They made a conscientious effort to clean things up and get the bad guys out.
A recent operation to clean things up has descended into farce, with some police themselves being taken hostage.
