- 1). Remove the spray nozzle from the aerosol can and run it under hot tap water for a minute or two.
- 2). Wipe the nozzle clean with a soft cloth. Clean thoroughly, taking care to wipe any crevices in the nozzle.
- 3). Soak the nozzle in a small bowl of rubbing alcohol for two or more hours if the clog remains. Rinse with water once again and wipe clean.
- 4). Replace the nozzle on the aerosol can by pressing it gently into place.
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