Sentence examples for better cleaning from inspiring English sources

The advertising says that this gives you a better cleaning, because they clean even areas where the bristles don't touch.

Flat keyboard with an alarm was suggested for being easy to clean and associated with better cleaning compliance [ 24].

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Better cleaning, hand gels and stern warnings to staff and public alike have helped reduce infection rates in hospitals.

I keep up with the latest ratings on consumerreports.org, which warns that "high-priced, feature-laden machines don't necessarily deliver better cleaning".

The main concern is a few hot spots outdoors and whether some apartments or offices need a better cleaning than they have previously received.

What's needed, they say, is more frugal use (aided by realistic water-pricing, add economists), better cleaning-up of effluents and more desalination of sea-water.

They also want to increase police patrols in the neighborhoods and to give the parks better cleanings and patrols.

Cleaning the house for an hour with your favourite music playing and your bottom shaking is better than cleaning the house in half that time but in a frantic state of mind.

Time would be better spent cleaning up bumpers.

It's simply better at cleaning than all the others, but it also has its downsides.