Definitions
- Used for cleaning windows or surfaces with water and soap. - Referring to a tool with a rubber blade used to remove excess water or liquid from a surface. - Talking about a device used to clean floors or other flat surfaces.
- Referring to a device used to clean or wipe away dirt, dust, or moisture from a surface. - Talking about a tool used to clean windshields or windows on a vehicle. - Describing a mechanism that moves back and forth to clean or dry a surface.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are used for cleaning surfaces.
- 2Both involve removing moisture or dirt from a surface.
- 3Both can be used on windows or windshields.
- 4Both have a rubber component for cleaning.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Squeegee is primarily used for removing excess water or liquid from a surface, while wiper is used for wiping away dirt, dust, or moisture.
- 2Design: Squeegee has a flat rubber blade that is moved across a surface, while wiper has a moving arm or blade that wipes back and forth across a surface.
- 3Usage: Squeegee is typically used for cleaning windows or flat surfaces, while wiper is commonly used on vehicles to clean windshields or windows.
- 4Size: Squeegee is usually larger than wiper and is designed for cleaning larger surfaces.
- 5Application: Squeegee is often used with soap and water, while wiper can be used with a dry or damp cloth.
Remember this!
Squeegee and wiper are both tools used for cleaning surfaces, but they differ in their function, design, usage, size, and application. A squeegee is primarily used for removing excess water or liquid from a surface, while a wiper is used for wiping away dirt, dust, or moisture. A squeegee has a flat rubber blade that is moved across a surface, while a wiper has a moving arm or blade that wipes back and forth across a surface.
