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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CheetoeWillie, post: 2786501, member: 88424&quot;]clean: (verb) to remove or alter the structure of one or more unwanted substances from an object that has objective or subjective value in order to recreate an aesthetic quality deemed pleasing or desirable to at least one person (i.e. the owner&#039;s tastes tend toward&nbsp; the shiny and spotless) via mechanical and/or chemical processes; the emphasis is typically placed on the removal, or alteration (e.g. bleach, which is typically sodium hypochlorite but many other polyatomic ions can be substituted - &quot;oxidizers&quot;, though oxygen atoms do not necessarily have to be present - to perform a redox rxn that moves, strengthens, or weakens at least one polarity moment of the offending molecule so as to absorb or reflect photons of certain wavelengths/frequencies so that the reflected photons are undetectible to the human eye; ya know, like rods and cones and that shtuff), while maintaining a secondary concern as to the conservation of any and all particles of the original, valuable object.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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