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-[* black] Use a Ziplock plastic bag to add water, then add the shower head to the bag.
-[* black] Add about 1 cup of Distilled White Vinegar to the ziplock plastic bag. Seal the plastic bag, and let the showerhead rest for about 2 hours.
+[* black] Add water to a plastic freezer bag, then add the shower head to the bag.
+[* black] Add about one cup of distilled white vinegar to the plastic bag. Seal the plastic bag, and let the shower head rest for about two hours.
[* icon_note] Depending on the severity of the mineral deposits, you can let the showerhead rest in the solution for up to 8 hours.
- [* icon_caution] Be careful when using Distilled White Vinegar as it can leave stains; also, be careful when pouring it, as it can cause damage if the solution gets into your eye.
+ [* icon_caution] Be careful when using distilled white vinegar as it can leave stains; also, be careful when pouring it, as it can cause damage if the solution gets into your eye.