Sentence examples for cleaning prices from inspiring English sources

Some of these are AppCleaner (free; www.freemacsoft.net), AppDelete ($7; www.reggieashworth.com), AppZapper ($13; www.appzapper.com) or Spring Cleaning (prices start at $20; www.smithmicro.com).smithmicro.com

Here's another reason to hate on wire hangers: These annoying objects are driving up dry cleaning prices, CNN Money reports.

The volunteers give several hours of their time every week, sorting, cleaning, pricing, and often researching, books before offering them for sale.

"A lot of clothes are donated to U.S. charities at the year-end holidays and during spring cleaning, so prices paid decline at those times," she said.

At $55 for a three-hour cleaning, the price is slightly below what you might get from a service like Homejoy, which generally charges $20 an hour (in San Francisco, at least).

Many of us clearly feel the cleaning is a price worth paying.

About five years ago, I wrote about the need to watch out for unscrupulous chimney sweeps who promise low-price cleaning and then, after glancing up your chimney, proclaim in a concerned tone that you need a new liner or chimney cap to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning or a raging fire.

Although research is available in the literature regarding the effects on pathogen contamination reduction via improved cleaning methods (Munoz-Price et al., 2012), scant research has been done focusing on the training based around non-medical care of patients.

God had cast me asunder and wouldn't let me into his house, as if I was trying to sell him cut price cleaning goods.

It is easy to put a price on cleaning and caring far simpler than working out how to price future film royalties.

Exec has since shut down its errand service to focus on cleaning (and lowered its prices as well) while TaskRabbit also "realigned" (with some layoffs) to focus on its enterprise and mobile offerings.