Sentence examples for cleaning power from inspiring English sources

Something like Persil small & mighty laundry detergent gives great cleaning power in a much smaller dose.

Perhaps she described how art conservators are so enamored with its cleaning power they use it to dab fragile artworks.

A couple of tablespoons of rubbing alcohol added to the mix boosted its cleaning power and made it evaporate faster.

Robot vacuum cleaners are designed to vacuum everyday or at least several times a week, which means that out-and-out cleaning power doesn't matter as much.

Although "we're not asking people to reach too deep into their wallets" for Hoover products, Mr. Banny said, which can cost from $129 to $179, the careful attitude among shoppers means the campaign must work hard at promoting benefits and demonstrating the cleaning power of Hoover "where the rubber meets the road".

The water cleaning test using kaolin was conducted, displaying water cleaning power of 90% or higher.

1961 New Way to Get Rid of Pigeons Of all the headaches of city administrations the world over — sewage, fires, crime, street-cleaning, power, water, snow-removal, transport, parking — none is more common than pigeons.

DAWN, the country's top-selling dishwashing liquid, is introducing an ad campaign tomorrow that departs from the usual depiction of the product's grease-cleaning power in the kitchen to highlight a rather unusual use -- cleaning birds caught in oil spills.

On cleaning up power plants, though, Mr. Bush said a voluntary system would not do.

He nominated the three "great sources" for emission reductions for Australia as "the land sector, energy efficiency and cleaning up power stations".

Australia's environment minister, Greg Hunt, also claimed the US was cleaning up power stations "without a carbon tax" when the EPA rules specifically identify carbon pricing as a way of cutting emissions from the power sector.