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1. Over time, minerals in hard water create unsightly deposits on water fixtures that seem nearly impossible to remove.
2. Using the #428 brush, clean loose deposits that have collected along faucet bases and handle stems.
3. Next, improve your water flow by cleaning the faucet screen using a #403 bristle brush.
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