spray extraction cleaner
- noun
- The spray extraction cleaner removed all the stains from the carpet.
Examples
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The company uses a spray extraction cleaner to remove deep-seated stains from carpets.
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Before returning the rental, he used a spray extraction cleaner on the car seats.
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A spray extraction cleaner is effective for cleaning both upholstery and mattresses.
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I bought a new spray extraction cleaner for my upholstery.
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The company uses a spray extraction cleaner to remove deep-seated stains from carpets.
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Before returning the rental, he used a spray extraction cleaner on the car seats.
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A spray extraction cleaner is effective for cleaning both upholstery and mattresses.
Synonyms
A machine that cleans carpets and upholstery using water and shampoo
A machine that wets fabric with cleaning liquid and then pulls the dirty water away
How Powerful
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
spray + extraction + cleaner
The phrase is a straightforward noun-noun-noun compound: 'cleaner' names the device and 'spray' + 'extraction' describe the cleaning method (spraying a solution and extracting it). Although 'extraction' is slightly technical, the compositional pattern is regular and a B1 learner who knows the constituent words can infer it refers to a cleaning machine that sprays and removes dirt.
Etymology
Spray extraction cleaner names a machine that first uses spray to send cleaning liquid into a carpet or seat and then uses extraction to pull the dirty water out by sucking it away. That's why the name means a machine that 'removes deep dirt' from carpets, upholstery, and mattresses.