1. the quality or degree to which something can be easily cleaned
Usage: often used in product design and manufacturing contexts

Examples

• The cleanability of the kitchen countertop was improved by using a smooth, non-porous material.
• Manufacturers prioritize cleanability when designing medical equipment.
• The fabric's cleanability makes it ideal for use in hospitals and clinics.
• Product designers test the cleanability of surfaces before bringing items to market.
• High cleanability is an important feature for restaurant kitchen equipment.