deep clean
Britishnoun
verb
Example Sentences
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A company was hired to perform a deep clean of the school’s classrooms, doorknobs and kitchen equipment.
From Los Angeles Times
Staff previously posted on social media that they had worked with environmental health inspectors and given the premises "a deep clean" since being alerted to the problem on 1 December, but they declined to comment further.
From BBC
Lee Jarvis added the school would shut for a short "firebreak" period to allow a deep clean, with online learning in place.
From BBC
The email explained the school would close temporarily to allow time to reduce transmission and complete a deep clean of the building, with the aim of reopening on Tuesday 9 December.
From BBC
You could request to hold his power of attorney over his financial and medical affairs, and also help with his estate planning and/or call his bank and ask them to alert you to any unusual transactions, and carry out a deep clean of his house so you can excavate any cash piles.
From MarketWatch
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