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My greenhouse is located on a nine degree slope, Watering is always a challenge since with a normal watering can the moisture always puddled up and ran downhill, I purchased an expensive British made watering can with an very fine rose and the fine spray delivered solved the problem. I am growing winter crops with no external heat and note this fine rose is plugged up and I would like to clean it properly. Simply trying to flush water through the rose under pressure does not solve the problem and is messy. Is brass cleaner the solution?
Thanks in advance,
Gene so
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