Sentence examples for clothes cleaner from inspiring English sources
"clothes cleaner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to a person or a device that cleans clothing. For example, "The new laundromat has a clothes cleaner that can get out stubborn stains quickly."
But in trying to create Tide Coldwater, Procter's scientists were confronted with a problem: hot water does help get clothes cleaner.
For example, Procter & Gamble's Tide detergent promised to get clothes cleaner than any other product when it launched in 1946.
This can, in turn, help get your clothes cleaner.
If you paint the whole surface with a heavy duty paint it will make your swing more attractive and will have the added benefit of keeping your clothes cleaner, as they won't come in contact with an old tire (no matter how much you cleaned it).
Like the others, he wore a sarong and a T-shirt, but his clothes were cleaner, his hair more kempt.
You have many possibilities in terms of cleaning solutions — depending on the precise nature of the stain and the fabric of your clothes, different cleaners may be appropriate at different occasions.
"This," I instructed him, "is how you take clothes to the cleaner".
Less is better in this case — clothes come out cleaner, the machine lasts longer and everyone saves money.
New Yorkers have a right to know what they're paying for and what they're getting — or not getting — when they take their clothes to the cleaner.
A Home for Hours sets out a series of multipurpose daybeds in a communal living room, containing the shared items of the house: books, clothes, a vacuum cleaner.
Just as those blue dots in the laundry detergent are only an abstract feature until you know that they provide the benefit of cleaner clothes, Cantor wanted to show that Republican fiscal policies "make life work" for average Americans, a group of whom he had assembled for the lunch.
