cleaners

Products removing grime

Cleaners is the plural of cleaner—a person or substance that cleans.

A cleaner might be a janitor, a housekeeping professional, or a product like a bathroom cleaner.

The plural often refers to a dry-cleaning establishment: I need to pick up my suit from the cleaners.

To take someone to the cleaners is to swindle them thoroughly or defeat them decisively.

equipment

vacuum

Absence of matter

  • mopFloor-washing implement
  • broomBristled cleaning stick
  • dusterCleaning implement for surfaces

scrub brush · sponge · squeegee · cloth · rag · microfiber · bucket · dustpan · pressure washer · floor polisher

service

janitorial

Of maintenance workers

housekeeper · charwoman · window washer · chimney sweep · street sweeper · pressure washer · domestic worker · ayah · muchacha · turndown service

chemical

detergent

Chemical cleaning agent

solvent · degreaser · chlorine · peroxide · enzymatic · alkaline · acidic · caustic · lye · phosphate

establishment

laundromat

Self-service clothes-washing business

stain removal · coin laundry · self-service laundry · pickup service · same-day service · shoe repair

freshness

lemon

Acidic yellow citrus

  • pineCone-bearing evergreen
  • citrusAcidic fruits with segments
  • lavenderFragrant herb, pale violet

eucalyptus · mint · fragrance · scent · deodorize · air freshener · odor eliminator · fresh linen · ocean breeze · spring meadow

Categories
Opposites
cleanliness function

cleanerscontaminants

Unwelcome substances in something pure

pollutants · filth · grime · polluters · dirt

service occupation

cleanerspolluters

Those who contaminate surroundings

vandals · litterers · trashers · slobs · hoarders

business establishment

cleanersdump

Waste disposal site

landfill · junkyard · scrapyard · thrift store · secondhand shop

Phrases
Family

cleaner, cleaned

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G