Sentence examples for buying cleaning from inspiring English sources

"We encourage clients to think when they're buying cleaning services, what that price might mean... for the cleaners," says Waters.

His father, Alex Marrocco, was equally reluctant to complain or ask for help from the community when reached Friday night at a Home Depot, where he was buying cleaning supplies for the work ahead.

Start buying cleaning equipment.

She buys cleaning supplies.

"People tell you they buy cleaning products based on performance," said Dr. Pamela Dalton, a cognitive psychologist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.

Mostly, Mr. Hart said, people who buy cleaning supplies in bulk and are looking to share their finds with other such buyers (think people who belong to industry associations).

Hoare was asked to explain a shopping trip with Matthews at a Wilko store in Bristol when he bought cleaning equipment, tape and rubble sacks.

REDOX BRANDS, -- West Chester, Ohio, a company formed to buy cleaning brands, said it had purchased the Biz laundry bleach business from Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati.

In other words, if Target piggybacked on existing habits — the same cues and rewards they already knew got customers to buy cleaning supplies or socks — then they could insert a new routine: buying baby products, as well.

I know of one public school that discovered the cleaners (even lower paid than the teachers) were having to buy cleaning products out of their own pockets because the school's budget had run out.

During the nine and a half hours between Ms. Clark's death and her son's arrest, law enforcement officials said, Aaron bought cleaning supplies and bags from a nearby store and dug a grave for his mother in a park in Great Neck, they said.