I have already restored my oven to the level of showroom-floor cleanliness, written a small hill of thank-you notes (some of them completely indiscriminate: "Thank you for sending me the list of typographical errors you found in my last novel"), walked the dog to the point of the dog's collapse.
Management companies usually write cleanliness stipulations into leases in order to ensure the upkeep of a building, and a messy balcony can indicate health code violations on an apartment's interior.
The austere New York Times wrote that "cleanliness is an unknown quality to these people.
"The archetypal link between dirt and guilt, and cleanliness and innocence," she writes, is "built into our language — perhaps into our psyches".
Finding a way to engage in an activity you're passionate about first thing in the morning can pay massive dividends in happiness and cleanliness of mind," he wrote.
It's impossible to tell quality and cleanliness from a standard write up, photos and a star rating, let alone have any idea of the quality of things like the restaurant on site, the friendliness of the staff or the millions of other little things that can make a hotel stay a pleasure or a nightmare.
The question remains whether the grown woman Fernande, writing in her 50's, exacted a little revenge on Picasso when she wrote that she was "horrified" by his "lack of personal cleanliness.
In the last decades of the 19th century, writes Ms Ashenburg, "cleanliness had become firmly linked not only to godliness but also to the American way".In Finland and other Nordic countries, the culture of the steam sauna kept up levels of hygiene.
Josephine Palmeiri of Morristown once wrote to praise the cleanliness and the wonderful Easter decorations.
The young woman who wrote "I really consider cleanliness a really important factor and I cannot study in a messy room" seems like a natural fit for the one who wrote, "It is important to me that my roommate is clean and keeps good hygiene".
