cleanser

The mrǵras, or cleanser of the night, the white cat, is the moon.

The temples grow tawdry and foul and must be cleansed, and, let me remind you, the cleanser has always come out of the desert.'

Bahuchet hastily made a bundle of the doublet and breeches, took it under his arm, and started for the cleanser's.

This will completely absorb any of the cleanser which may have permeated the rubber, and thus minimise any injurious effect.

After the superfluous turpentine or other cleanser has been wiped off, dust over the blanket with French chalk.

"Dutch Cleanser" is very useful in cleaning dishes, pots and pans.

The Cleanser will greatly stimulate the health and spirits of any woman who uses it.

Only a pint of solution is needed for this purpose, following the act a larger douche is used as a cleanser.

Wash irons frequently, and rub with sand soap, Dutch cleanser, ashes or salt to polish them.

Hard water is of no use as a cleanser, until all the lime has been removed by uniting with the oily acid of the soap.