dry cleaner and laundry

pocket is as empty as if it has been washed, which means there is no money at all in the pocket

cannot come clean from sins committed (slang)

clean the floor / to clean up someone's sins committed (spoken)

welcome dinner for a friend or relative from overseas (spoken)

dish washing as a job (slang)

Operations Tai Ping Tei, mass cleanup

gangster giving up his membership or background; turn a new leaf

(verb) (of gangster term) to retire

the wash basin

everyday casual wear

describes a situation where a person has already started in doing something and it is not a good idea to turn back or stop half way; literally 'the head is already wet'; to be entangled in a situation that can not be withdrawn easily

(v.) to take a bath or a shower (child's talk)

a dishwasher

(verb) to clean rice

(noun) laundry powder

(noun) commonly known as peritoneal dialysis

describes a spendthrift who spends money recklessly without any proper consideration; money burns a hole in one's pocket

Sai Yee Street / Jonathan Love Snowy, a street in Hong Kong

a laundrette

scrubbing board for washing the clothes; an expression to describe a flat-chested woman

laundry soap

washing the clothes

detergent

emptying a wallet (slang)

bathroom

(v.) to take a bath or a shower; to wash oneself (body)

spending of money (Cantonese)

(noun) facial soap

(n.) shampoo.