The phrase "active cleaner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a cleaning product or agent that is effective and works actively to remove dirt or stains.
Example: "This active cleaner is designed to tackle tough grease and grime on kitchen surfaces."
Alternatives: "effective cleaner" or "powerful cleaner".
Miso is growing 13percentt each week, has 600 weekly active cleaners, and customers are demanding additional types of service.
A manual procedure using a biofilm-active cleaner followed by an alcohol-based surface disinfectant, however, was effective.
Such is the need for a more active, safer, cleaner city, it argues, that building for mass cycling is a must.
It was found that after 3 months of intervention with active air cleaners, substantial amounts of airborne cat and dog allergens were captured by the cleaners, and airway hyperresponsiveness in the asthmatic children decreased significantly.
To our knowledge, this study is the first to investigate LBP and LTPA in an occupationally active population (cleaners) with a high risk of LBP on a weekly basis over 52 weeks.
The household energy scenario was designed to achieve a UK-wide 50 % emission reduction target for the housing sector in 2030, while the two transport scenarios (active travel and cleaner cars) were designed to achieve a combined 60%% emission reduction for intra-urban transport for England and Wales.
Its availability has also been demonstrated by detecting the active component in cleaners.
The active ingredients in the cleaners counteract enzymatic cleaners, lowering their effectiveness.
Looking at the data, the HLE seems to be a cleaner recruiter of active minus end-directed dynein and could be good for looking for effects of what happens with increasing number of active dyneins.
Denture cleaners can contain one of several different active ingredients, but each cleanser has some type of active ingredient that is capable of stripping away stains from hard, white surfaces.
