the biggest clean of all
Oosouji (大掃除) literally translates as The Big Clean. The Big Clean is a much anticipated event in Japan and has long been an end-of-year tradition.
It involves the vigorous cleaning of the family's underwear in an attempt to remove the stubborn stains that have built up over the preceding year.
The usual wash with regular cleaning products is only enough to deal with unpleasant odours (especially in summer) and the occasional smudge.
However, The Big Clean ensures that even the most persistent of patches will no longer be there to ruin your pants, and potentially your day.
Recommended materials for embarking on The Big Clean....
Big pants awaiting The Big Clean....
An Englishman's Pants in Osaka
Have you done your big clean yet?
It involves the vigorous cleaning of the family's underwear in an attempt to remove the stubborn stains that have built up over the preceding year.
The usual wash with regular cleaning products is only enough to deal with unpleasant odours (especially in summer) and the occasional smudge.
However, The Big Clean ensures that even the most persistent of patches will no longer be there to ruin your pants, and potentially your day.
Recommended materials for embarking on The Big Clean....
Big pants awaiting The Big Clean....
An Englishman's Pants in Osaka
Have you done your big clean yet?
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On Friday, 04 January, 2008,
elena said:
Thank you from an Italian (temporary) in Italy
Elena
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