Synonyms and antonyms of Substances and equipment used for cleaning and caring for clothes in British Thesaurus

airer (noun)

British a frame that you hang wet clothes on in order to dry them

airing cupboard (noun)

British a cupboard with shelves where clean clothes, sheets etc can be kept warm and dry

clothes basket (noun)

a basket used for storing clothes that need to be washed or have been washed

clothes hanger (noun)

a frame for hanging clothes on with a hook on the top

clothes hoist (noun)

a frame with pieces of plastic rope used for hanging wet clothes

clothes horse (noun)

a frame of plastic or wooden bars used for hanging wet clothes inside the house

clothes line (noun)

a rope on which you hang wet clothes so that they can dry, usually outside your house

clothes peg (noun)

British a wooden or plastic object used for fastening wet clothes onto a clothes line

clothespin (noun)

American a clothes peg

coat hanger (noun)

a frame used for hanging clothes on with a hook on top

conditioner (noun)

fabric conditioner

detergent (noun)

a liquid or powder used for washing clothes or dishes

fabric conditioner (noun)

a liquid used for making clothes soft when you wash them

hamper (noun)

American a laundry basket

hanger (noun)

a small frame for hanging clothes such as jackets and shirts on so that they keep their shape

ironing board (noun)

a tall narrow table that you press on when you do the ironing

laundry basket (noun)

British a large basket in which you keep your dirty clothes until you wash them

laundry basket (noun)

a basket used for carrying laundry

linen basket (noun)

British a large container for holding dirty clothes until you wash them

peg (noun)

British a wooden or plastic object used for fastening wet clothes onto a line so that they will dry

rail (noun)

a metal bar used for hanging clothes and other things on

soapflakes (noun)

small pieces of soap that are used for washing clothes

soap powder (noun)

soap in the form of a powder that you use for washing clothes in a washing machine

softener (noun)

a substance that you add to water when washing clothes to make them feel softer when they are dry

starch (noun)

a substance used for making clothes stiff

washboard (noun)

a board with a rough metal surface used in the past for rubbing clothes on to help to make them clean

washing line (noun)

British a rope tied between poles used for hanging wet clothes on to dry

washing powder (noun)

British soap in the form of a powder used for washing clothes