So, I know there's すっきり for neat rooms etc., ぴかぴか for something shiny, and
きゅうきゅう for cleaning itself, but is there an onomatopoeia in Japanese to show
that something has just been washed or cleaned enough to squeak?

きゅうきゅう sounds close, but I don't feel like it can be used for the state of
being clean itself.

Interestingly, I found [this
question](https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/189617/what-is-the-
right-description-of-the-word-squeaky-in-squeaky-clean) about 'squeaky clean'
when searching for this...
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onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia for 'squeaky clean'
maybe Kyuukyuu no hada? Not sure if your nuance is just for literally
something clean or a "squeaky clean image" kind of thing. I'd be curious to
know about the clean image nuance, but nothing came up. My husband (Japanese)
said there's a dish-soap brand that's kyuukyuu or squeaky clean because it
cuts oils and makes that sound. Hope that helps!
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According to
[スキンケア商品のオノマトペと感嘆詞の評価](https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jjsse/5/2/5_112/_pdf/-char/ja)
by a cosmetic company.

It would be つるつる,すべすべ,ぴちぴち,さらさら,すーすー,etc. and I will add the table later.

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