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Is absolutely true. The containers themselves will not be harmful once washed it's the exact same as a rubber maid
suit yourself, they're your fish. Ain't putting no soap residue in my tanks. That's something we learned as novices, Dude....id' do more research into that if I was you. The fish then absorb it through slimecoat and their gills.
People use bleach to clean ornaments and stuff by simply neutralizing it with prime and rinsing very well. I personally don't see your problem with it if it's completely washed and cleaned out how would residue get in your tank? I don't know maybe I'm crazy D davenmandy
millerkid519
CANAMONSTER
any thoughts?
because bleach, alcohol and vinegar leaves no residue. they are the ONLY things that don't leave a residue and therefore the ONLY things you should clean any tank, ornament etc with. IDK how you have been I the hobby for this long and not known about thisPeople use bleach to clean ornaments and stuff by simply neutralizing it with prime and rinsing very well. I personally don't see your problem with it if it's completely washed and cleaned out how would residue get in your tank? I don't know maybe I'm crazy D davenmandy
Haven't you ever heard of "soap-scum"? What do you think causes it?
see, it's stupid posts like this people get mis-led into thinking it's ok to use soaps and solvents. If you want to kill your fish, that's ok, I can't tell you what to do, but don't post stuff like this so other people can read it and kill their fish by following bad advice..
Aren't you only like 16 anyway?
I would use it. Soak in bleach then prime and water. That should be food grade plastic regardless if it's for detergent
I have also used vinegar and magic erasers
I have also used vinegar and magic erasers
