self-cleaning Definition
self-cleaning (-klēn′iŋ)
adjective
designating or of an oven for cooking, whose interior is designed to be cleaned automatically as by a special high-temperature setting rather than by hand
self-cleaning Usage Examples
Object
- glass: Thus the concept of self-cleaning glass becomes reality, making Activ Blue the perfect conservatory glass.
- window: The 3D display that helps to fight terrorism or the self-cleaning windows that help the environment?
- oven: These developed to become electric cookers with timers to now, self-cleaning ovens - a major breakthrough!
- coating: The benefits of self-cleaning glass Unique coating breaks down and loosens soiling.
- filter: In developed countries self-cleaning filters are available with a fine mesh screen ( typically 0.4mm ).
Modifies a noun
- glass: Don't let the look of your house down with dirty windows - fit self-cleaning glass in hard to reach places.
- window: Pilkington has already produced the first self-cleaning window glass in the autumn of 2003.
- system: In the cross-section above you can see the root blocker, the self-cleaning system and how the water is distributed evenly!
- filter: In his description he included a plan of the filter at Paisley where self-cleaning filters had been erected.
- action: Each GPM flowing through the tee results in a 2 ft/sec velocity which performs the self-cleaning action.
- oven: Self-cleaning ovens are the next easiest type of oven to clean.
Modifying Another Word
also: AIT design is also self-cleaning in almost dust free environments.
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