deep-clean

/dˈiːpklˈiːn/

[verb]

to deep-clean

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

to clean something carefully and thoroughly to prevent the spread of infection and germs

Examples

1. Yes, germs are all around the seats and they're rarely deep-cleaned.

2. so we can spring deep-clean together

3. To lure panic-stricken travelers back, U.S. carriers have implemented new rules, deep-cleaned planes, and waived some fees.

4. The only deep-clean of the day happens overnight, when a team of cleaners will wipe down seats and tray tables with disinfectants and properly scrub the bathrooms.