floor one could eat off

Meaning: (idiomatic)Anextremelycleanfloor.2022, Sharon Maas,The Girl from Lamaha Street:The soot-pervaded smoke from it had turned the walls and ceiling completely black so we had a black-walled kitchen, but with afloor you could eat off.2023, Christine Pride, Jo Piazza,You Were Always Mine, page195:Cinnamon went on a tear to get the house ready[…]As it stands she has an empty room with afloor you could eat offand a mess of aches and pains, but she's determined to finish up today.

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