scrubber
/ˈskrʌbər/
noun
- A tool or device used for scrubbing, such as a brush or a pad.
- Use a nylon scrubber to clean the burnt pan.
- She bought a new scrubber for the bathroom tiles.
- The pot scrubber removed the stuck-on food easily.
- A device that removes pollutants from gases, especially in industrial settings.
- A wet scrubber uses water to clean exhaust fumes.
- The scrubber filters out harmful particles before they reach the atmosphere.
- The factory installed a scrubber to reduce air pollution.
- A person who cleans, especially as a job.
- He worked as a scrubber in a commercial kitchen.
- The scrubber mopped the floors and wiped down the counters.
- The hospital scrubber sanitized the operating room every night.