fastfreshen-up

verb
UK /ˌfɑːstˈfreʃən ʌp/
US /ˌfæstˈfreʃən ʌp/

To make something clean or new again very quickly.

She gave the old table a fastfreshen-up with a wet cloth before the guests arrived.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To improve the look of a room or object with small, quick changes.

They did a fastfreshen-up of the hallway by adding new paint and a mirror.

3. To make yourself look neat and clean again in a short time.

After the long hike, he did a fastfreshen-up in the restroom before dinner.

4. To give something a quick update so it feels new.

The website got a fastfreshen-up with brighter colors and new pictures.