spotless

[ UK /spˈɒtləs/ ]
[ US /ˈspɑtɫəs/ ]

ADJECTIVE

completely neat and clean
a spick-and-span kitchen
the apartment was immaculate
their spic red-visored caps
in her immaculate white uniform

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How To Use spotless In A Sentence

MY boyfriend won't come to bed until the house is spotless. The Sun
But their house looked spotless on their student grants. Times, Sunday Times
Whatever your past has been, you have a spotless future.
A spotless house is like a hotel. Times, Sunday Times
After a two-month renovation and deep cleaning, McCann's petite third-floor gallery is spotless.
Owned by the municipality of Funchal, the whole facility is kept spotlessly clean.
These soiled robes have been cleansed to spotlessness. The Sins of Brother Curtis
The editor, who is 52, spotlessly shirtsleeved, brisk in his diction, with hair like a cerebral Tory minister, was heard to growl. Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I...
So sweeping it'll leave your surfaces spotless. Times, Sunday Times
As the first car owners in their family's history, these proud new owners usually keep their cars spotless. Times, Sunday Times