Keep it clean Sample Clauses

The "Keep it clean" clause requires parties to maintain a certain standard of cleanliness and order in a specified area, such as a leased property or shared workspace. Typically, this means that the responsible party must regularly remove trash, avoid creating messes, and ensure that the premises are left in a tidy condition after use. The core function of this clause is to prevent disputes and damage by setting clear expectations for cleanliness, thereby preserving the condition of the property and ensuring a pleasant environment for all users.
Keep it clean. ● Don't use your Chromebook while you eat. Make sure your hands are clean when using your Chromebook. ● To clean, shutdown your Chromebook and disconnect the power adapter. Use a damp, soft, lint- free cloth to clean the computer's exterior. Avoid getting moisture in any openings. Do not spray liquid directly on the computer. ● Don't use aerosol sprays, solvents, or abrasives.
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Keep it clean. All content, communication, and behavior in Teen Second Life should follow “PG” guidelines. This means no strong vulgar language or expletives, no nudity or sexual content, and no depictions of sex or strong violence. Remember, this rule also applies to your texture uploads, groups, events and forum/blog posts as well.
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Keep it clean. Throughout your workout, remember to clean and return all equipment you use.
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