herald (plural heralds) 1  A messenger, especially one bringing important news. 2  A harbinger, giving signs of things to come. ( 3 heraldry) An official whose speciality is heraldry, especially one between the ranks of pursuivant and king-of-arms. ( entomology) A moth of the species Scoliopteryx libatrix.
a fire nozzle weighs approximately  ten to fifteen pounds.
Instructions. Remove the nozzle from the can or bottle. Use a rag to wipe off the nozzle as well as possible to remove any buildup. Run the nozzle under hot water for a couple of minutes. Wipe the nozzle again with a dry rag. This may be all that is necessary to unclog the spray nozzle.Soak the nozzle in rubbing alcohol if the problem persists. Fill a small bowl with alcohol and soak the nozzle for a couple of hours. For a spray-paint nozzle, soak it in paint thinner instead. Remove the nozzle from the bowl and rinse it under water.Wipe the nozzle again with a rag. Scrub the nozzle with an old toothbrush for tough-to-remove buildup. Stick a wooden toothpick carefully into the end of the nozzle that attaches to the can or bottle.oak the nozzle in rubbing alcohol if the problem persists. Fill a small bowl with alcohol and soak the nozzle for a couple of hours. For a spray-paint nozzle, soak it in paint thinner instead. Remove the nozzle from the bowl and rinse it under water. Wipe the nozzle again with a rag.