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I use a safety pin. The amount of lint I get out is unbelievable. And I have to scrape hard to get it all out, it's extremely compacted. Don't stop until you he
by kibwen 4y ago
I use a safety pin. The amount of lint I get out is unbelievable. And I have to scrape hard to get it all out, it's extremely compacted. Don't stop until you hear the sound of metal on plastic.
- jprd 4y agoWhittle the toothpick a smidgen with a razor blade or similar. Metal scraping flimsy metal contacts that are nigh-unrepairable is a hard lesson. Unfortunately it is also one that I seem to need to re-learn on a consistent basis.
- tim333 4y agoI think going gently with a metal needle might be safer? The metal contacts are springy and need a certain amount of force to bend.