Tropes dealing with cleaning and cleanliness, from the characters who perform it to the methods that are used. Compare Bathing Tropes.

Blood is mopped up and blood splatter is cleaned from walls. Shell casings are collected and disposed of. Fingerprints are wiped away with solvent. Bullet holes ...

A common trope in school-life stories, After School Cleaning Duty serves to get a single character or small group alone, away from their peers and outside of ...

When she gets out of jail, she decides to rebuild her life from scratch and to become "clean" so she can win back custody—and, more important, the love—of her ...

Spring Cleaning Fever ... To some people, especially Neat Freaks, cleaning is Serious Business. They'll bust out the brooms, vacuums, etc. and clean to an extreme ...

There are some dark and edgy films with tons of profanity and sometimes, certain installments remove some or all of the cursing in a future installment.

In Las Vegas, former doctor Thony De La Rosa ekes out a living as a cleaning lady while waiting for her immunocompromised son to get a bone-marrow transplant ...

This is a list of wick cleanings mandated by forum threads, such as the Wick Cleaning thread , the Wick Migration thread , or Trope Repair Shop threads.

Also known as Mimikaki, ear cleaning is a mostly Asian practice. It uses an ear pick (often shown with a puffy, cotton-ball like thing on the end) to remove ...

A new person (or an old inhabitant returning after years away) comes to a town suffering from lawlessness and corruption. They are appointed to a position ...