"cleaner house" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "After cleaning the entire house, the kitchen felt like a much cleaner house."
As Oscar says: "Two single men living alone shouldn't have a cleaner house than my mother".
Bolster that with a mechanism for real-world merch and rewards, and it seems like a recipe for a cleaner house.
Nobody keeps a better, prettier, or cleaner house, nobody scores as high on the GMAT -- but Virgo is feeling just a little skittish right now.
Your parents will be happier with a cleaner house!
A cleaner house will look more appealing to your realtor when he or she helps you set a price, as well as to the appraiser the bank sends out when you have an offer.
"There's nothing more discouraging than having the energy from the party drop as soon as the guests depart and you're left to take care of the mountain of mess," says Linda Cobb, the author of "Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean" and "A Queen for All Seasons: A Year of Tips, Tricks and Picks for a Cleaner House and a More Organized Life" (a).
"Sunlight is better than no sunlight, and hopefully there will be cleaner housing, but it likely will still be overcrowded.
I know people who are very concerned about one or all of the above, which is why they have cleaner houses, better cash flow and more disciplined children than I do.
Some of these volunteers commented that their payment for their work was seeing healthier communities with more latrines, cleaner houses and healthier children.
Remove the air cleaner housing.
Then remove the air cleaner housing cover.
