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Darryl Posted: 2/1/2020
My method for cleaning misting nozzles is: Remove the nozzle from the system and place in a saucepan (with the o rings still installed). Add one litre of water and 2 tablespoons of McKenzies Citric Acid powder (it is used in jam making.... available at all supermarkets) Place on stove and bring to the boil....Turn off the heat and leave for 15 mins. Discard water and rinse the nozzles Replace the nozzles and enjoy your misting system!Reply
Ed Posted: 12/17/2019
I took the o rings off & soaked them in CLR for 5 minutes. Good as new.Reply
Danny Posted: 7/17/2020
I've always used clr works great !Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Matt S. Posted: 8/24/2020
CLR can be like magic in a bottle.Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Dennis R. Posted: 9/13/2017
bethany - It shouldn't matter how high the hose is. The water is under pressure.Reply
bethany Posted: 9/6/2017
Do u have to have the hose higher than mister to make it flow right or noReply
Mac1520 Posted: 7/4/2017
Soaked heads and worked like a champ!Thank you
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InyoPools Product Specialist Dennis R. Posted: 7/5/2014
Vcs928 - Take the nozzles off and pour vinegar into the tube with a funnel.Reply
Vcs928 Posted: 7/4/2014
How did you add vinegar to the line to clean it? I'd like to do the same.Reply
don Posted: 5/27/2014
I have mine in pipes. I didn't bother remove them. I just filled the line with vinegar for 10 mins. Clean as a whistle!Reply
Bobby Jones Posted: 6/29/2013
I soaked my mister nozzles in a ultrasonic jewelry cleaner with white vinegar for ten minutes and it cleaned them all just fine. Sort of combines steps 1 and 2 all at once.Reply