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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spotless clean" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is completely free of dirt, stains, or blemishes. Example: After spending hours scrubbing the kitchen, it was finally spotless clean.
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"The place is spotless clean," the witness said.
It is significant that the broker says the business is spotless — clean trucking companies can be hard to come by.
Use a spotless, clean workspace.
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The bottom of your kettle should be spotless and clean.
Your house doesn't have to be spotless, just clean.
"Everything was spotless white, like a laboratory.
The 20 glass enclosures in the theater where the cats live, each of which is 85 square feet, were spotless and clean-smelling when VICE News visited.
"All right, you dogs, I want this place clean — spotless, you understand me?
Rocky pulls a dogsled through the snow; Drago stands in a spotless training facility, clean lifting a dumbbell under the observation of Soviet scientists.
"She had a very clean, spotless safety record when she was with us and was very well-liked by everybody she worked with," said John Busskohl, chief executive of Ryan's Express Transportation, where Lealao-Taiao had worked for about 2-1/2 years before moving to Silverado Stages.
Clean, spotless houses usually smell pretty good, too -- although even good housekeepers can end up with unfortunate, smelly situations.
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