[heritagecleaning]

The manual very kindly tells me how to take them out but then goes no further.

I was thinking about using a very fine sewing needle but this could be a bad idea 

Any tips from seasoned 'Wonderwanders' would be great.

Many thanks

[from edge2edge]

I used to soak mine overnigtht  in toilet duck that did the trick.Regards Alan(swindon)

[AJB]

Never had to clean them as such, just remove
them and give them a good blow. Occasionally
run a finger nail along the slot.

[Mike Halliday]

fuse wire always works for me, watch you don't damage the orifice with a needle causing an uneven spray pattern

[from edge2edge]

Maybe its because we are in a hard water area in Swindon

[Adam Fearnley]

If the jests are blocked I use the corner of a post it note and poke it through the slit, usually works and no risk of damage to nozzle 

[garyfindlay]

Soak in boiling water, then poke with plastic bristle.

[Steve. Taylor]

White vinegar over night snip a strand off a wire brush

[richy27]

soak in de scaler airliner and toothbrush  as already said be carefull not to damage jet

[Len Gribble]

And it came with a manual?  Will be onto them tomorrow, as I didn’t get one! Must get round to putting a filter system on the cfr though I use soft water 

[Mike Halliday]

 if you need a manual to tell how to clean wand jets then pack it in...... you're beyond help

I find a quick solution is to take them off, using fuse wire push the obstruction into the jet, then get a trigger sprayer.... adjust it so it sprays a jet (rather than a mist) and fire in backward through the jet so it washes the obstruction out, then refit

[jeff1966]

I use fishing line,works a treat.

[Carpet Dawg]

anything thin like a strand of wire etc etc as mentioned will do the trick.