Think up every swear word you know, because you're gonna need them all.
If the head is all metal, soak it in acetone
Blow on it really hard.
Lick the frosting off...
Mmm... Microplastics
I have heated it up just until plastic becomes malleable and used a damp cloth. I have also used a soft wire tooth brush to remove
OK, you're gonna need some things:
A heat gun, A wire brush, Bandaids, A stiff drink
I heated up the nozzle separately in some boiling water and scraped off almost all of it. Then I put it back into the hot end and heated it up to 200 C, took it back out and q-tipped off a lot of the rest. There's still some but I'm running a print right now and it's working fine.
A SWAT team ready to mobilize, street level maps covering all of Florida, a pot of coffee, 12 Jammy Dodgers and a fez.
Mr. President, that man walked in here with a big blue box, and three of his friends. And, that's the man he walked past. One of them is worth listening to.
Microwave
Metal piece with many pointy pieces and neodymium magnets in a microwave? The sparks will damage the item and the oven. And won't melt the plastic
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