| Display title | Sprint Scrubbing |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Japanese Visual Arts Tropes. Rather than using mops, the characters take a wet towel in their hands, put it against the floor, and run back and forth putting pressure on it. Looks unusual to Westerners in that their backs are straight while their legs are running; most Westerners would either be on their knees scrubbing, or use a mop. |