    Rebuilding Nozzzles is the way to go, 5.17.2012
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Reviewer: Michael Watson (Dallas, TX)
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I recently order this 100 count pack of spring and filters after noticing that many of my nozzles were not working very well. I removed all the nozzles and saoked them in a bit of OxyClean as I had seen suggested on line and then reasembled them using the new springs and filters. It was easy to do and the results are a dramatic inprovement in the performance of my system!
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    great solution to fix clogged nozzels, 3.7.2011
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Reviewer: Richard Getteau II (Houston, TX)
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After about a year and a half, many of the nozzles for my system were no longer spraying or they were barely spraying. I took them apart and tried to clean them, but it didn’t help. After looking at the site, I found the replacement ball and springs and the replacement filters. I ordered both and for about $80, I was able to fix all 19 of my clogged nozzles. Since each pack comes with 100 parts, I have plenty of spares that should last me for another 5 years. Considering each nozzle is about $6 and the fact that I have 19 nozzles, I was able to save a ton of money by rebuilding the internals myself.
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