"needs cleaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something needs to be cleaned. For example, "The floor needs cleaning."
Clean what needs cleaning.
Try to clean anything that needs cleaning like your locker, desk, or backpack Now that you have a list of all the things you're doing, and your room is clean, it's time to get a calendar or planner.
Make sure you properly clean the pots and anything else that needs cleaning.
A big yacht can easily take two days to clean, and in the season it needs cleaning constantly.
Then, clean anything that you took off that needs cleaning including makeup brushes, clothes, dishes, etc. Last, put everything back on/in the piece of furniture organized neatly.
"It's much easier to buy a cleaned-up asset than one than one that needs cleaning up," she says.
Other clothes very tacky: everything needs cleaning.
Some upholstery needs cleaning and refreshing.
My wallet probably needs cleaning out.
If the coffee pours unevenly through its spouts, your basket probably needs cleaning.
To dream of faeces, a modern dream key drearily explains, means that "some part of your life needs cleaning up".
