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Перевод: cleaners

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1. Glaziers and contract cleaners were also working over the weekend to limit the disruption to tens of thousands of workers returning to their offices today.
2. The British had been taken to the cleaners because foolish politicians in post-war Britain had elected to produce sociologists instead of engineers, and the predictable end result was that Britain had been short on wealth creators and long on spenders.
3. With so many contemporary scents to choose from, you can always find the right perfume for the occasion - and best of all, it's never held up a the dry cleaners!
4. Despite their name, pressure jet cleaners are more rinsing machines than cleaners as preparatory work usually has to be carried out.
5. Unlike solvent cleaners there are no important safety implications and, being supplied ready-to-use, they are easy and convenient to apply.
6. The comment, "Vacuum cleaners are praiseworthy, street cleaners are an unfortunate expense," was a typical piece of Galbraithian "Canada Dry".
7. Before the days of household appliances like washing machines and vacuum cleaners, and before motorized transport, people were more likely to obtain plenty of exercise in normal day-to-day activity.
8. They are used in many applications from catering dishwashing machines, pressure jet cleaners (qv) mechanical bottle and tray washers to complex clean in place systems and pipeline cleaners.
9. Hand Cleaners
10. There is a general assumption that degreasers are less aggressive products, based either on a glycol ether or sodium metasilicate, but some manufacturers apply the description to highly caustic products that would be more appropriately defined as caustic cleaners or decarbonisers.
11. With abrasives (cream cleaners) a small circular motion should be employed using a nearly dry cloth folded as described earlier.
12. However, Underwood's achievement fell short of the seven tries by Alistair Smallwood, who took Manchester to the cleaners in 1922.
13. In those days trainers looked like window cleaners and the likelihood was that when they weren't looking after players on a Saturday afternoon, they might well shine windows for a living.