Sunday is cleaning up day! Sunday is cleaning up day!

Sunday is cleaning up day! Sunday is cleaning day!

Today, I cleaned a sink atthe kitchen sink. Today, I cleaned the kitchen sink.

Today, I cleaned a sink atthe kitchen sink. Today, I cleaned the kitchen sink.

Today, I cleaned a sink atthe kitchen sink. Today, I cleaned the kitchen sink.

It sounds more natural to use "kitchen sink". It's somewhat of a set expression.

Today, I cleaned a sink atthe kitchen. sink Today, I cleaned the kitchen sink

Last week, I was surely I had removed all of the mold, but there wereit was moldy again... Last week, I was sure I had removed all of the mold, but it was moldy again...

You can also say "but there was even more mold".

Last week, I surely had removed all ofthe mold, but there were moldy again...it came back. Last week, I removed all the mold, but it came back.

Last week, I was surely I had removed all of mold but there wereit was moldy again... Last week, I was sure I had removed all of mold but it was moldy again...

Last week, I surely had removed all of the mold but there wereas moldy again... Last week, I had removed all of the mold but there was mold again.

It's pretty rare to use '...' in my opinion

In addition, I dealt with raw trashes by mycleaned up food waste with my bare hands... In addition, I cleaned up food waste with my bare hands...

In addition, I dealt with rawthe trashes by my with my bare hand...s, In addition, I dealt with the trash with my bare hands,

"Raw trash" doesn't sound very natural. But if you mention you were dealing with the trash by hand, it's more of less the same meaning.

In addition, I dealt with raw trashes by mythe raw garbage with my bare hands... In addition, I dealt with the raw garbage with my bare hands...

(1) "Dealt with" is okay here. When accompanied by "with my bare hands", it makes it seem like you're fighting the garbage 😆 (2) "Raw trash" is not natural. The phrase is "raw garbage". "Food waste" is also okay. (3) "Trashes" as a noun is not grammatical. "Trash" is an uncountable noun, so there is no plural form. (4) "With (my) bare hands" is a set expression.

In addition, I dealt with raw trashes by my hand...And I also took out the trash And I also took out the trash

'In addition' followed by 'I took out the trash' felt odd. Like the first part of the sentence was too formal for a short second part of the sentence

It is good that I am not a germ ophobiae, but a person who likI like things to be clean. It is good that I am not a germophobe, but I like things to be clean.

You can also say you're a person who appreciates cleanliness!

It is good that I am not a germ ophobiae but a person who likes to clean. It is good that I am not a germophobe but a person who likes to clean.

It is good that I am not a germ ophobiae but just a person who likes cleanliness. It is good that I am not a germophobe but just a person who likes cleanliness.

(1) Another translation for "潔癖症" is "clean freak". While "germophobe" refers to a person who is specifically afraid of germs, "clean freak" refers to a person who is obsessed with cleanliness. You can consider "germophobe" to be a subset of "clean freak". (2) In the same way "ただの" is used for emphasis and contrast, so too is "just". (3) "A person" is singular, so you should use "likes" instead of "like". (4) "Clean" is an adjective. "Cleanliness" is the noun.

It is good that I am not a germ aphobia bue, just a person who likes a clean. house It is good that I am not a germaphobe, just a person who likes a clean house

If I were a germ ophobiae, I'd clean there crying a lotry a lot while cleaning. If I were a germophobe, I'd cry a lot while cleaning.

If I were a germ ophobiae, I'd clean therwhile crying a lot. If I were a germophobe, I'd clean while crying a lot.

If I were a germ ophobiae, I'd clean therhave been cleaning while crying a lot. If I were a germophobe, I'd have been cleaning while crying a lot.

If I were a germ aphobiae, I'd clean there crying a lotry a lot while I cleaned. If I were a germaphobe, I'd cry a lot while I cleaned.

germaphobe = person, germaphobia = fear of germs

Finally, the sink was veryis all clean! Finally, the sink is all clean!

Finally, the sink was very clean! Finally, the sink was very clean!

Although I was also tired today, I feel good♪ overall. Although I was also tired today, I feel good overall.

Although I was also tired todaytoday was tiring, I feel good ♪ Although today was tiring, I feel good ♪