The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've
managed to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an
obvious way to disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken
somewhere inside or is clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.
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Peter

On 24/11/2016 15:34, Ramsman wrote:
The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've
managed to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an
obvious way to disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken
somewhere inside or is clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.

soak it in boiling water

In article ,
Ramsman wrote:
The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've
managed to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an
obvious way to disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken
somewhere inside or is clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.

Give it a good clean with a decent spray cleaner?

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"Ramsman" wrote in message
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The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've managed
to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an obvious way to
disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken somewhere inside or is
clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.
--
Peter

Are you sure it's not one of those spray-tops that have to be opened by a
half twist before being able to spray?
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Dave W

Dave W wrote:
"Ramsman" wrote in message
news
The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've
managed to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an
obvious way to disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken
somewhere inside or is clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.
--
Peter

Are you sure it's not one of those spray-tops that have to be opened
by a half twist before being able to spray?

He is a wind up merchant.
If not: thick as pig ****.

On Thu, 24 Nov 2016 21:41:20 -0000, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:

Dave W wrote:
"Ramsman" wrote in message
news
The Limescale spray doesn't any more after only a few weeks. I've
managed to remove the spray head from the bottle, but can't see an
obvious way to disassemble it. I can't tell whether it's broken
somewhere inside or is clogged.

Any tips?

Calling customer services is the next move if I can't fix it myself.
--
Peter

Are you sure it's not one of those spray-tops that have to be opened
by a half twist before being able to spray?

He is a wind up merchant.
If not: thick as pig ****.

He probably didn't read the bit on the side which says to spray upside down to clear nozzle after use. At least it says that on carpet adhesive anyway.

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Because there's no ****ing overhead.

In article ,
James Wilkinson Sword wrote:
He probably didn't read the bit on the side which says to spray upside
down to clear nozzle after use.

Does that also work for prostate problems?

:-)

Alan

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Using an ARMX6

"Alan Dawes" wrote in message
...
In article ,
James Wilkinson Sword wrote:
He probably didn't read the bit on the side which says to spray upside
down to clear nozzle after use.

Does that also work for prostate problems?

:-)

Alan

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Using an ARMX6

Look guys, I checked my own Cillit Bang bottle after posting, and it does
indeed have the non-obvious twist tap on the spray head that I think the OP
has forgotten about.
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Dave W

On 25/11/16 11:52, Dave W wrote:
"Alan Dawes" wrote in message
...
In article ,
James Wilkinson Sword wrote:
He probably didn't read the bit on the side which says to spray upside
down to clear nozzle after use.

Does that also work for prostate problems?

:-)

Alan

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Using an ARMX6

Look guys, I checked my own Cillit Bang bottle after posting, and it does
indeed have the non-obvious twist tap on the spray head that I think the OP
has forgotten about.


No, he hasn't. I'm not so decrepit and poorly-sighted that I can't tell
the difference between ON and OFF, no matter how faintly they're marked.

And it doesn't need inverting.
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Peter