squeaky clean

If your hair is squeaky clean, you've gone too far.

He used the article to get away from his squeaky clean image.

"They want squeaky clean," said one official involved in the process.

And the squeaky clean may not be all that capable.

"We need to have someone who is squeaky clean," she said.

Americans tend to want their food and drink squeaky clean.

The kind of insulation that would leave him looking squeaky clean if anything went wrong.

"But it has to be squeaky clean, or you can wind up in big trouble."

Never squeaky clean, the place looks more than a little down in the dumps.

Perhaps I had been too quick to assume that his hands were squeaky clean.

And, with a squeaky clean record, is she also the perfect teen role model?

"For me to sleep at night, it has to be squeaky clean," he said.

The kid is squeaky clean and a big fan favorite.

But does dry shampoo really make your hair squeaky clean?

"I think Klein wants the department squeaky clean, too," he said.

To that end, he said, "We are going to run this place squeaky clean with nothing to hide."

You come out of this smelling sweet and squeaky clean.

"I'll get you all nice and squeaky clean," she said.

At last, after a general scrubbing, her skin once again felt squeaky clean.

Why did he have to be so squeaky clean?

"You expect these things to be squeaky clean," he said of the Scouts, the military and the family.

"Everything has become so squeaky clean that it makes you want to blow the roof off."

Everything on view is fresh, nick-free and almost squeaky clean.

The room was squeaky clean and more spartan than it sounds.

Equally, all customers are not squeaky clean, so there's quite often a story to be told from both sides.