The screws of the steel hose can be unscrewed, but you need to pay attention to the method and the choice of tools.
Tool selection: The screws on the steel hose vary in size and tightness. Some screws can be unscrewed by hand, but some smaller screws or tighter screws may require tools to unscrew. Commonly used tools include plum wrenches, wrenches, wrench sockets, or wrench telescopic rods.
Operation tips:
Don't use too much force: For smaller screws, excessive force may damage the hose or screws, so they need to be unscrewed gently.
Choose the right tool: Choose the right tool according to the size and tightness of the screw. For example, smaller screws can be unscrewed with a plum wrench or a wrench, while larger screws require a wrench socket or a wrench telescopic rod.
Pay attention to safety: Pay attention to your own safety during operation, especially when using larger tools such as wrench telescopic rods, to ensure that there will be no safety hazards during operation.
Special case handling: If the screw is rusty and difficult to unscrew, you can try the following methods:
Rust removal method with mixed solution: Mix alcohol, white vinegar, detergent and water evenly and pour it on the rusty screw, soak it with a face towel and cover it, wait for a while before trying to unscrew it.