"Cleaning it from" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing the process of removing dirt, stains, or other unwanted substances from an object or surface. Example: "She spent hours scrubbing the pan, cleaning it from the burnt food that had stuck to the bottom."
I go tearing around my house, cleaning it from top to bottom.
On page 158, she says that emptying out your closet, cleaning it from top to bottom, choosing the right hangers and arranging your clothes by color is the way to go when whipping your wardrobe into shape.
The nostalgia sessions that run themselves, taking spaces from those of us qualified for this hobby, have become the main source for washing the spirit and cleaning it from impurities.
Milan has spent €35 million since 2006 cleaning it from city walls and the local police force has a special anti-graffiti squad of 18 plainclothes officers whose job is to track budding artists.
Since proper quantification relies on accurate feature detection, recognizing the isotopic pattern and cleaning it up from all interferences are paramount for abundance measurement and all subsequent analyses.
I'd like to put it in a nice, open air spot where there are plenty of seagulls flying overhead and then limit the budget for cleaning it to donations from people who live on the Gulf coast and have an informed opinion about Mr. Hayward's leadership.
"It'd be a year before they could even touch one of those machines, aside from cleaning it," he says.
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg believes Occupy Wall Street protesters have a right to freedom of speech at a Manhattan park, but not to keep the owners of the public space from cleaning it.
After a summer and fall of throwing away underwear so embedded with poop that my gag reflex prevented me from cleaning it out.... well, let's just say that the diaper development has been welcomed with open arms.
Take care of your keyboard by cleaning it occasionally to keep germs from your hands from developing.
Pronek likes cleaning; it stops him from thinking.
