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You need different tools to remove different types of faucet aerators. For the "hidden aerator," you'll need an aerator key. General aerators with an aerator housing without tightening grooves on the sides, need water pump pliers. You can use an adjustable wrench for a general aerators with tightening grooves on the aerator housing. For coin-slot aerators, you can use a small coin like a dime.
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To properly flush your pipes of debris, including lead, always start from the lowest sink faucet in your house and work your way up, running every sink in your house, until you reach the highest sink faucet.
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