How to Fix a Broken LED in a Shower Head

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Use a heavy-duty sewing needle to clean the inner cones, penetrate the shower head cones, and remove mineral deposits.
Using a flicking motion, remove the obstructions in the holes.
You can use a sewing or fine needle to get into smaller holes.
You can use nitrile gloves to get a better hold on the sewing needle and increase grip and traction.
Be cautious when using any sharps, as needles can easily penetrate human skin.

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