The phrase "as you clean" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something should be done simultaneously with the act of cleaning.
Example: "You can listen to music as you clean the house to make the task more enjoyable."
Alternatives: "while you clean" or "during your cleaning".
If you need the brush, it will get cleaned as you clean the bottle but may need additional cleaning upon closer inspection, so always check.
Cleaning this way will prevent dust from flying around the room as you clean.
As you clean, use the list to keep track of tasks that still need doing.
There are kitchen facilities upstairs and you should use that area for eating, as long as you clean up after yourselves.
If you manage to shatter two glass shelves as you clean out the fridge – as I did – you are supported in reflecting on mindfulness.
Or, if you would prefer a firmer science, imagine what qualities you can borrow from these women as you clean house, and hit the reset button on your New Year's resolutions.
Don't scrub the shells with a knife as you clean them, as their colour will leach into the juices during cooking, giving an unappetising grey hue. 3) It is essential to boil the wine before you use it, to remove most of the harsh alcohol taste, leaving the fruity, acidic qualities of the wine to balance the dish.
I'm sure it's a prehistoric tool – look". ● (As you clean a smear from your Manolos with a wet wipe) "I'd love to be an archaeologist, it's so romantic". ● "Are you looking for dinosaurs?" Many archaeologists are keen to share their experiences with others, and encourage visits.
But if you see how someone is holding the knife at the same time as you clean?
Adam: For example, if you are cleaning the workplace, then you do not learn anything Interviewer: But if you see how someone is holding the knife at the same time as you clean?
