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Meanings of deep cleaning in English
A means of sanitizing to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Usage of deep cleaning in English
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A canteen on the site has been closed for deep cleaning .
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However, the school's principal says deep cleaning has taken place as a precaution.
3
This cleanser rapidly dissolves dirt and makeup while deep cleaning pores.
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Court registrar Ian Augerea said the building was being partially closed for deep cleaning.
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The childcare centre will close today for deep cleaning and contact tracing is underway.
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The school said it would be closed from Monday until Wednesday for deep cleaning.
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It has been closed for deep cleaning, commander Jeroen Weimar said in a statement.
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The tower is undergoing a deep cleaning, the FAA said.
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The school is closed for two weeks, for deep cleaning.
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The school will be closed for deep cleaning on Monday.
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It's understood the premises have been closed for deep cleaning.
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Chapel Downs School in Flat Bush in Auckland, is now closed for deep cleaning.
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This means frequent and thorough cleaning throughout the theatres, as well as nightly deep cleaning.
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It has since been closed for deep cleaning.
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Every health precaution is being taken at the ABC's Southbank premises, including deep cleaning, the broadcaster said.
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As do requirements for deep cleaning between screenings, fewer daily screenings, and extra staff to help audiences.
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