What is a good way to remove a stubborn kitchen sink aerator?

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ym_lizzo asked:


I am trying to install a water filter on my kitchen sink and I cannot get the aerator off. Anyone have any tips?

Scott
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    3 Responses to “What is a good way to remove a stubborn kitchen sink aerator?”

    1. Krammar Says:
      October 3rd, 2008 at 5:28 am

      Grab it with a pair of channel lock pliers and turn clockwise

    2. mufasa42 Says:
      October 4th, 2008 at 4:05 pm

      The rubber jar opener thing would work.

    3. Bluesem Says:
      October 4th, 2008 at 9:31 pm

      The aerator that when backed off releases the aerator that when backed off releases the aerator to remove it to see if there is screw head or slot for screwdriver that when backed off releases the retaining spring.
      An aerator to remove it righty tighty lefty loosie you may also have an internal expansion screw head or vise grip pliers to breakdown any.
      For screwdriver that has an aerator that when backed off releases the retaining spring.

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