cleaner
- noun
- /ˈkliːnər/
- I bought a powerful cleaner to tackle the grease in the kitchen.
- household cleaner
- use a cleaner
- antimicrobial cleaner
I need a concrete cleaner because she poops on that too.
- I need a concrete cleaner because she poops on that too.
- It was just, you know, use hand cleaner, hand sanitizer.
- Probably shouldn't be sniffing like all-purpose cleaner out the bottle but low times.
- This is a deep cleaner that I plan on using for my couch.
Examples
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On the floor is a box containing the Sanyo vacuum cleaner Ma told me about.
Fiction book (1995) -
After he left, I thought I would put the new vacuum cleaner away in the hall closet.
Fiction book (1999) -
And all this stuff, by the way, is just from contact cleaner from an earlier project.
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This is a deep cleaner that I plan on using for my couch.
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Give me the boat cleaner and a needle.
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Did the lens cleaner I ordered come in yet?
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In another case, it could be this blue glasses cleaner fabric, right?
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This is the UV cleaner, and these are the cutting boards.
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So I've bought some wheel cleaner and I'm going to use it.
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It is the home and planet multi purpose cleaner spray in Bulgarian rose petal.
Synonyms
A product used to clean things, especially the skin, for example to wash the face
A product that takes stains, makeup, or old paint off surfaces
A product that kills germs on hands and surfaces
A liquid or powder that you use to clean skin, objects, and surfaces
A liquid or spray that removes dirt and stains from bathroom surfaces
Antonyms
Compounds
A thin bendable wire with soft material for cleaning a tobacco pipe or making simple crafts
A vacuum cleaner that uses spinning air to separate dust into a removable bin instead of a bag
A machine that uses spinning air to collect dust in a removable clear bin without a bag
- Specialized
A small machine for cleaning floors that you wear on your back with straps
- Specialized
A machine that removes dirt and small stones from grain before storage or sale
A machine that sprays cleaning liquid on surfaces like carpets, upholstery or mattresses and removes the liquid and dirt
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cleaner comes from the old English word clean, 'free from dirt', and a household cleaner is a product made to remove stains and dirt from surfaces.