Cleaner [noun]

Where cabin cleaning required much physical work, being a dispatcher required planning and strategizing for where and when to send cleaners.

I started as a cleaner of aircraft cabins on the graveyard shift.

Frontline workers like security guards, house cleaners, and grocery store clerks deserved greater respect long before the pandemic began.

Nevertheless he does have a perspective, gesturing toward the work going on at the now shuttered Cobalt, to the dry cleaners on the corner, “none of this would be possible without immigrants.”

In fact, an unexpected benefit of regulations is that brands are now working with cleaner data.

A commercial-sized MERV-13 filter can cost three to four times more than a lower-standard filter, and portable air cleaners can be up to $1,000 each, according to Krause, so the cost for offices and schools is not small.

In January, Freddy Contreras, the leader of a well-known Colombian taxi union, made headlines after he released a video mocking women Uber drivers, saying they should work as cleaners instead.

Inside the vacuum cleaner, a fan spins, pushing air out of the device.

The ground lately in the shaft has been cleaner killas, and if any alteration, better ground.

As the French farms are usually on a small scale, they are invariably kept cleaner than those in England and America.