Cleaner
来自Big Physics
Old English clǣne, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German klein ‘small’.
wiktionary
clean + -er(“ agent noun”)
clean + -er
etymonline
cleaner (n.)
"one who or that which cleans," mid-15c., agent noun from clean (v.). Meaning "shop that cleans clothes" is from 1873. To take (someone) to the cleaners "get all of (someone's) money" is from 1921.