NADINE SPIES: Update pg-cluster-remove.md

cs_remove.md

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 copyright:
   years: 2014, 2019
-lastupdated: "2019-09-03"
+lastupdated: "2019-09-20"
 
 keywords: kubernetes, iks, clusters, worker nodes, worker pools, delete
 
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Clusters that are created with a billable account must be removed manually when
 
 <p class="important">
 No backups are created of your cluster or your data in your persistent storage. When you delete a cluster, you can choose to delete your persistent storage. Persistent storage that you provisioned by using a `delete` storage class is permanently deleted in IBM Cloud infrastructure if you choose to delete your persistent storage. If you provisioned your persistent storage by using a `retain` storage class and you choose to delete your storage, the cluster, the PV, and PVC are deleted, but the persistent storage instance in your IBM Cloud infrastructure account remains.</br>
-</br>When you remove a cluster, you also remove any subnets that were automatically provisioned when you created the cluster and that you created by using the `ibmcloud ks cluster subnet create` command. However, if you manually added existing subnets to your cluster by using the `ibmcloud ks cluster subnet add command`, these subnets are not removed from your IBM Cloud infrastructure account and you can reuse them in other clusters.</p>
+</br>When you remove a cluster, you also remove any subnets that were automatically provisioned when you created the cluster and that you created by using the `ibmcloud ks cluster subnet create` command. However, if you manually added existing subnets to your cluster by using the `ibmcloud ks cluster subnet add` command, these subnets are not removed from your IBM Cloud infrastructure account and you can reuse them in other clusters.</p>
 
 Before you begin:
 * Note your cluster ID. You might need the cluster ID to investigate and remove related IBM Cloud infrastructure resources that are not automatically deleted with your cluster.