Cleaning Supplies

noun a person or thing that beats, especially a kitchen utensil used for mixing or whipping ingredients

adjective describing something that beats or is used for beating

• The chef used a hand beater to mix the ingredients for the cake.
• I'll need a beater to whip up some cream for dessert.
• She's a real beater when it comes to baking cookies.
• His quick thinking was a real beater in the debate.

noun a tool with bristles, wire, or other filaments, used for cleaning, grooming, painting, etc.

verb to clean, groom, or paint with a brush

adjective relating to or using a brush

preposition used in phrases like 'brush against' or 'brush off'

article a small, handheld tool used for cleaning or grooming

• She used a fine-bristled brush to paint delicate details on the canvas.
• Can you pass me that brush so I can fix my hair?
• I need to brush up on my math skills before the exam.
• He brushed off her comments as unimportant.

noun a person or thing that cleans, especially a person employed to clean the interior of a building

adjective comparative form of clean, meaning more clean or having a higher level of cleanliness

• The cleaner used in this hospital is highly effective at killing germs.
• I hired a cleaner to help tidy up my apartment before the party.
• I need to grab some cleaner for my glasses, they're so dirty!
• Learning a new language can act as a mental cleaner, sharpening your cognitive abilities.

noun a person or thing that cleans or purifies

• The facial cleanser is gentle and suitable for all skin types.
• I ran out of my favorite cleanser, so I need to buy a new one.
• This cleanser is the bomb - it leaves my skin feeling so fresh and clean.
• Reading a good book is like a mental cleanser, helping to clear your mind of clutter.

noun A mat placed in a doorway, on which people can wipe their shoes before entering a building.

• The doormat at the entrance of the building is made of high-quality material.
• Don't forget to wipe your feet on the doormat before entering the house.
• I feel like a doormat, always being taken advantage of by my friends.
• She felt like a doormat in the relationship, constantly being walked all over.

noun housewares

• The department store carries a wide selection of housewares for the kitchen and bathroom.
• I need to pick up some new housewares for the house this weekend.
• Let's hit up the thrift store for some cool housewares.
• She considered her knowledge of housewares to be her secret weapon in hosting successful dinner parties.

noun a yellow citrus fruit with a sour taste

adjective describing something related to or resembling a lemon

• The chef used fresh lemon zest to enhance the flavor of the dish.
• I love adding lemon to my water for a refreshing taste.
• This lemonade is lit, bro!
• When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.

noun a piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece

verb to criticize or scold harshly

adjective in poor or dilapidated condition

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• She used a damp rag to wipe down the surface of the table.
• I'll just grab a rag to clean up this spill.
• He's always carrying around a rag to wipe his sweat during workouts.
• The scandalous story was nothing but a rag, full of exaggerated details.

noun a tool with a long handle and a row of teeth at the end, used for gathering leaves or grass

verb to use a rake to gather or move something in a systematic way

• The gardener used a rake to collect leaves in the backyard.
• Hey, can you pass me the rake so I can clean up the yard?
• I heard Jimmy got in trouble for raking up all the gossip at school.
• She carefully raked through the evidence to find the truth.

noun a small bush or tree with short, rough leaves

verb to clean something by rubbing its surface hard with a brush or rough cloth

• The lab technician used a scrub brush to clean the equipment.
• I need to scrub the dishes before we can eat dinner.
• I'll scrub the floors later, but right now I'm too tired.
• She had to scrub away the memories of her past relationship before moving on.

noun an absorbent cloth or sponge used for wiping up liquid

• The soaker hose efficiently delivers water to the roots of the plants.
• I love using a soaker hose in my garden to make watering easier.
• I got completely drenched by that soaker of a rainstorm.
• The news of the company's bankruptcy was a real soaker for the employees.

noun a substance used with water for washing and cleaning, made of a compound of natural oils or fats with sodium hydroxide or another strong alkali, and typically having perfume and color added

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• The soap industry has seen a steady increase in demand over the past few years.
• Hey, can you pass me the soap? I need to wash my hands.
• I love this new soap, it leaves my skin feeling so fresh and clean.
• Using humor as a soap to lighten the mood in tense situations can be quite effective.

noun flattery or cajolery used to persuade someone

• The salesman used soft soap to persuade the customer to make a purchase.
• She always tries to soft soap her way out of trouble.
• Stop soft soaping me, just tell me the truth.
• His compliments felt like soft soap, trying to cover up his true intentions.

noun a porous, absorbent, and often soft material used for cleaning or absorbing liquid

verb to clean or wipe with a sponge

• The scientist used a sponge to absorb the excess liquid in the experiment.
• Can you pass me the sponge so I can clean up this spill?
• I love using a sponge to scrub dishes, it makes cleaning so much easier.
• Her mind was like a sponge, absorbing every piece of information she came across.

noun A fine mist of liquid particles

verb To disperse liquid in a mist or fine particles

• The gardener used a pesticide spray to protect the plants from insects.
• I always carry a bottle of bug spray when I go camping.
• She sprayed on some perfume before going out on a date.
• The artist's creativity seemed to spray out in all directions.

noun A piece of absorbent cloth or paper used for drying or wiping.

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• She draped the towel over the railing to dry.
• Can you pass me that towel over there?
• I always keep a towel handy in case of spills.
• He used her kindness as a towel to wipe away his guilt.

noun a sour liquid typically made from the fermentation of wine, cider, or malt

• Vinegar is commonly used as a condiment in many culinary dishes.
• I always add a splash of vinegar to my salad dressing for extra flavor.
• I can't stand the smell of vinegar, it's so pungent.
• His words were like vinegar, leaving a bitter taste in her mouth.

noun a compound word formed by combining 'quarantine' and 'cleaning', referring to the act of cleaning during quarantine

• During the quarantine period, many people engaged in thorough quarancleaning of their homes.
• I spent the whole weekend quarancleaning my apartment and it feels so much better now.
• My mom told me to stop being lazy and do some quarancleaning around the house.
• Quarancleaning our minds of negative thoughts can lead to a healthier mindset.

noun a dish specifically designed for holding soap

• The soap dish in the bathroom is made of ceramic and matches the decor perfectly.
• Don't forget to put the soap back on the dish after you use it.
• I accidentally knocked the soap dish off the sink and it shattered into a million pieces.
• The soap dish symbolizes cleanliness and organization in our household.

adjective describing something that can be cooked or heated using steam

• The vegetables in this package are steamable, making them easy to prepare for a healthy meal.
• I love using steamable bags of rice for a quick and convenient side dish.
• My mom always buys those steamable veggies that you just pop in the microwave.
• His anger was like a steamable pot, ready to explode at any moment.

noun a quantity that can fit in the palm of one's hand

• The recipe calls for a palmful of salt to be added to the soup.
• Just sprinkle a palmful of sugar into the coffee, that should be enough.
• I always add a palmful of hot sauce to my tacos for an extra kick.
• She held a palmful of memories in her heart, never forgetting the good times.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'sign' is a noun as it refers to a physical object that conveys information.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun. 'Wet' is an adjective here as it describes the condition of the sign.

• Please be cautious when walking on the wet sign as it may be slippery.
• Hey, watch out for the wet sign over there. Don't want anyone slipping!
• Dude, be careful around that wet sign, it's like an ice rink.
• The wet sign in the relationship was a clear indication of trouble ahead.

noun a small, moistened piece of cloth or paper used for cleaning

adjective describing the wipe as being damp or moist

• Please ensure to use a wet wipe to clean the surface before applying the disinfectant.
• Hey, can you pass me a wet wipe? I spilled something on the table.
• I always keep a wet wipe in my bag for emergencies.
• His words were like a wet wipe, wiping away all my doubts and fears.

noun a process of cleaning clothes or other items using hot water and detergent

• Hot washing is an effective method for sanitizing clothes at high temperatures.
• I always use hot washing for my white clothes to make sure they stay bright.
• Hot washing is the way to go if you want to kill all the germs on your stuff.
• She felt like she needed a hot washing to cleanse herself of all the negativity.

noun a type of vinegar made from apples

• Apple cider vinegar (ACV) is often used in cooking and as a natural remedy.
• I like to add a splash of ACV to my salad dressing for extra flavor.
• ACV is my go-to for clearing up my skin.
• Using ACV to cleanse your body is like hitting the reset button for your health.