Neighborhoods that used to be spotless now show signs that owners can't afford to keep up their homes".
"The factory has to be spotless and air-conditioned, because you can't have people perspiring all over white garments," Youtie explains.
To the amazement of the newly hired Indian workers, the Japanese supervisor said the plant had to be spotless first and, picking up a mop, got to work.
Moving out If you're moving out of the house, it will need to be spotless, like you've never lived in it.
(Recyclables don't have to be spotless but will be rejected for having too much food or other dirt on them, Mr. Nicoletti said).
We get more iron in our air than I get in my diet!"-- Sarah Jordan "More than five million people rushing in and out of the trains daily, and you expect them to be spotless?
If you want your restaurants to be spotless, even that sign that says "Caution – wet floor" better be so clean you would happily use it as a clothes horse for your whites.
Nearby, the model Julia Nobis announced, "I don't care about my own clothes, but it's a show and it needs to be spotless!" while gingerly rolling a lint brush along the striped top and flared skirt that Mirte Maas had on.
For TechCrunch to have the moral standing to call out a company — for ethical violations as with 'Scamville'; or just plain dumbfuckery as with Airbnb — it's vital that our own house is seen to be spotless.
Notre Dame (24-5, 13-4) hit a school-record 20 3-pointers and finished unbeaten in 17 games at the Purcell Pavilion, the only team in the league to be spotless on its home court this season.
Your room doesn't constantly have to be spotless.
