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Do not run hot water through the filter. • Regularly remove and clean faucets’ screens (also known as aerators). Sediment, debris, and lead particles can collect in your aerator.

To reduce the risk of waterborne pathogens, O’Neill recommends flushing out plumbing once a year by removing aerators and then turning all the faucets on at the same time to run for five minutes.