Sentence examples for frequent cleaning from inspiring English sources

Cows don't stay clean for long!!! Don't expect your cow to remain clean for any longer than one day without lots of clean bedding and frequent cleaning of the pen.

Frequent cleaning, adequate bedding and large enough cattle stalls are the keys to keeping cows clean, tails included.

The recession has led to less frequent cleaning cycles on the big buildings, smaller permanent crews, and layoffs.

The second most important step is frequent cleaning — of your pet, its quarters and your home — preferably by someone who is not allergic.

The purpose, she said in an interview, was to reduce spills and the odors, sticky floors, worries about slipping and frequent cleaning that came with them.

New Jersey Transit has announced an array of immediate and future changes, including more frequent cleaning of buses and train cars, faster ticket-vending machines, online monthly ticket purchases and more parking spaces at stations.

Get frequent cleanings, and X-rays if necessary.

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.

Their beard can collect drool and food particles, making frequent cleanings essential.

According to Synthetic Turf Sports Fields: A Construction and Maintenance Manual, published in 2006 by the American Sports Builders Association, some synthetic turf owners disinfect their fields as often as twice a month, with more frequent cleanings for sideline areas, where contaminants concentrate.

The exposure to soap and chemicals can dull the gold, necessitating more frequent cleanings.