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Does anyone know how to clean glass on the inside of an aquarium
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ur hand i think anything else would leave swirlsOut of the hobby for now.. -
i just use razor blades and scrape it off...
just becareful around the edges...
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Its stuck there. I tried a razorbladeOriginally posted by Mandocruz06 View Post
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ive read somewhere people used vinegar? but not 100% sure if that smell will linger.
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i seen some spray at petsmart look on lineOut of the hobby for now..Comment
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Vinegar and water. Equal parts. Or, I've seen someone use C.L.R. on tough stains. Rinse everything well. Don't give up and use some elbow grease. It will come off.Comment
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What's clr
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clr wtf ur crazy broo cant use any chemicalsOut of the hobby for now..Comment
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Why not if your gonna clean it erll
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Originally posted by Mandocruz06 View Post
I personally haven't tried it. But, I know of someone who uses it on bought used tanks. He has at least 10 tanks going and has never had a problem with using it. If you don't have any traces of it when it's time to add fish I would say you'd be fine. But, everyone has their own opinion.Comment
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The razor blade and elbow grease get EVERYTHING on my tanks and I have some of the hardest water around (well). When I look at your picture, your water isn't added yet. When you add the water, most of what I am seeing in your pic will go away. On the outside I spray a cloth with windex and the wipe the glass down... I don't spray because once I accidentally had the lid open and a few fish decided the windex bubbles looked fun.5.5 fw fluval chi - class N top bar snake chested endlers/ red marble bn/ 4 stripe RCS/ pumpkin shrimp
20 sw cube - a few damsels and a colony of bristleworms
29 fw - self cloning crayfish..which can't seem to clone haha
29 fw - mollies / albino bristlenose / ghost shrimp and snowball shrimp/ glo danios
29 fw - crs/ amano/tiger shrimp /assassins/ whiptails/ plants/ 3 emerald cories
55 fw - steatocranus casaurius (20ish)/ tetras/ rainbows/large Jack Dempsey
75 fw - large Jack Dempseys / pictus cat/ yoyo loach/ Red gippicep/ 10+" oscar/ parrotComment
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I've used warm water and vinegar 1:1 and then let it dry and have the smell dissipate for 24 hours. I also know many people who use ammonia-free glass cleaner, and that combined with warm water and vinegar and razor blades AND elbow grease has worked on coralline algae remnants too, which it doesn't look like you have. But yeah, you will be safe using equal parts water and vinegar with a razor blade.All bleeding stops eventually...Comment
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Okay so I know headlight cleaner has tons of chemicals but I decided to go with that because it was build up do to an old tank and it shined it up like new. I'm very pleased with the outcome. I rinsed the tank very thoroughly and have found no trace of it in there
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I saw Beefy's tank before he sold it. I don't think it was that bad. Probably could have just used some grease off of your elbow.
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