scrubstone Antonyms
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Meaning of scrubstone
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scrubstone (n.)
A species of calciferous sandstone.
scrubstone Sentence Examples
- The rough granite scrubstone effectively scoured the dirt from the patio tiles.
- The soapy scrubstone grated against the stubborn stains on the sink.
- The scrubstone's jagged surface created a gentle exfoliating effect on the skin.
- The maids meticulously cleaned the floors with large scrubstones.
- The scrubstone was made of pumice, a porous rock with abrasive qualities.
- The scrubbing action of the scrubstone removed rust and grime from the metal surface.
- The scrubstone's rounded edges prevented it from scratching the delicate ceramic.
- She rubbed the scrubstone over the grout, removing mold and mildew.
- The scrubstone was a valuable tool for removing dirt and debris from gardening equipment.
- The antique scrubstone had a worn handle, suggesting years of use and cleaning.
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A species of calciferous sandstone.
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The rough granite scrubstone effectively scoured the dirt from the patio tiles.
The soapy scrubstone grated against the stubborn stains on the sink.
The scrubstone's jagged surface created a gentle exfoliating effect on the skin.
The maids meticulously cleaned the floors with large scrubstones.
