Sentence examples for cleaning means from inspiring English sources

Along with unwanted Christmas presents, spring cleaning means that lots of people have unwanted clothes, gifts and other items to get rid of.

Patchy cleaning means that a jet pulse removes the entire filter cake of only a fraction of the exposed filter area except for a thin adhesive dust layer.

For some people, deep cleaning means avoiding commercial products all together and focusing on cleaning your body with gentler home remedies.

THERE was a time when the phrase "spring cleaning" meant you had to attack the woodwork with a vengeance.

That finding, however, didn't explain what the augmented cellular cleaning meant for the well-being of the mice, so the researchers developed a new strain of mouse that showed normal autophagy levels in most instances, but could not increase its cellular self-eating in response to stress.

After terminal cleaning, mean residual bacterial contamination was 59,27±78,89 (mean± SD) cfu/ml, with values reaching up to 400 cfu/ml, then reduced to 2,48±12,07 (p < 0.0001) after HDM®.

But the Fairy team believes it can make the cleaning process more efficient in a few ways: First, more frequent cleanings means less work needs to be done each time.

Get it "Q-tip clean:" That means cleaning around toilets, faucets, the refrigerator handle and light switches.

It added that a further charge would also have to be levied to cover the cost of issuing access fobs, cleaning common means of access and other maintenance.

This kind of cleaning that means someone has got to spend time scraping every tooth is laborious and antiquated," Kinane said.

Cleaning also means washing your shirts and pants, polishing your boots and cleaning your hat.