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Cheryl Loomans

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I cleaned the master bathroom sink aerator with a solution of vinegar, lemon juice and water. A good scrubbing with my mini bristle brush got the gunk off the screen.

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Rebekah Harmon

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*ah, yes, I left that picture out. Sorry to waste time. I now have the correct picture added to the bottom. Could a staff member please take a look again? Or do I need to add a completely new post?

My kitchen faucet is on its last leg. Decalcifyingnit should help! I plunged it into vinegar on this sketchy tower of dishes so it would stay submerged. The same vinegar I used yesterday for the shower head! Two birds, one stone. Then I scrubbed it with an old toothbrush and wa la! Happy water flow.

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