Ratchet-Handle Pipe Cleaner Maintenance and Care
Ratchet-handle pipe cleaner maintenance and care |
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When you have finished using the pipe cleaner, give it a shake to remove any copper shavings left inside the head. Brush off any fragments sticking to the wire brush on the front, then put it safely in your toolbox or hang up in a dry, oil-free place such as a garage or workshop. | |||
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There are no spare parts for the ratchet-handle pipe cleaner. Once the brushes have worn down you will have to buy a replacement product.
However, the manufacturers say this kind of tool lasts four times longer than other manual pipe cleaners because of the tungsten carbide coating on the brushes. |
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