Definitions
- Referring to a tool used for cleaning surfaces by removing dust or dirt. - Describing a person or machine that spreads dust or powder over an area. - Talking about a long coat worn to protect clothing from dust or dirt.
- Referring to a device used for spraying liquid or mist over a surface. - Describing a person or machine that applies a liquid or mist to plants or crops. - Talking about a container used for storing and dispensing liquids in a fine mist or spray.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are tools used for applying substances to surfaces.
- 2Both can be operated manually or mechanically.
- 3Both can be used for cleaning or applying chemicals.
- 4Both can be used in various industries such as agriculture, cleaning, and painting.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Dusters are primarily used for removing dust or spreading powder, while sprayers are used for applying liquids or mists.
- 2Substance: Dusters are used for dry substances like dust or powder, while sprayers are used for liquids or mists.
- 3Application: Dusters are used by wiping or brushing, while sprayers are used by spraying.
- 4Design: Dusters are often made of soft materials like feathers or cloth, while sprayers are made of hard materials like plastic or metal.
- 5Usage: Dusters are commonly used for household cleaning, while sprayers are used in various industries such as agriculture, painting, and pest control.
Remember this!
Duster and sprayer are both tools used for applying substances to surfaces, but they differ in their function, substance, application, design, and usage. Dusters are used for removing dust or spreading powder, while sprayers are used for applying liquids or mists. Dusters are used by wiping or brushing, while sprayers are used by spraying.
