define room <Freescape Ship - Your quarters>
alias <Your Quarters>
look <The room is dimly lit. Your bed is to your left, covers thrown everywhere. A few clothes litter the floor. A closet is to your right and a dresser is facing you. To your rear is a door.>
command <clean #thing#> {
if ( #thing# = room ) or ( #thing# = quarters ) then {
if property <Bed; dirty=1> and here <Clothes> then {
msg <You tidy up your room by making your bed and picking up your clothes>
conceal <Clothes>
property <Bed; dirty=0>
}
if here <Clothes> and property <Bed; dirty=0> then doaction <Clothes; cleanme>
if not here <Clothes> and property <Bed; dirty=1> then doaction <Bed; cleanme>
if not here <Clothes> and property <Bed; dirty=0> then msg <The quarters are already clean.>
msg <GOT IN SIDE!>
}
msg <did command CLEAN>
}

define object <Clothes>
look msg <Dirty, smelly, and down right just discusting.>
take {
msg <Cleaning up your room a bit, you put them away.>
hide <clothes>
}
invisible
properties <dirty=1>
action <cleanme> {
msg <You clean up the clothes.>
hide <Clothes>
}
end define

define object <Bed>
look msg <Covers are strewn all over. The sheet is hanging out and the pillow is upside down.>
invisible
properties <dirty=1>
action <cleanme> {
msg <You make the bed nice and tidy.>
property <Bed; dirty=0>
}
end define

indescription <You're standing in:>
end define

define text <intro>

end define

define text <win>

end define

define text <lose>

end define

The game starts out with these conditions so the if statement should work but it doesn't ever get to where it has the line

The only way you can get this to work is if you have them showing!

Or you could do it so that instead of checking first, it reveals and then checks, then instead of hiding the clothes - simply MOVE them to an "limbo" room!