monkeybike Aimara MFK Member Mar 13, 2015 1,211 859 125 Jan 3, 2019 #11 https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/r...kes-cleaning-glass-easy-inside-and-out.88267/ The reef tank guys use them, even on acrylic tanks.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/r...kes-cleaning-glass-easy-inside-and-out.88267/ The reef tank guys use them, even on acrylic tanks.
M Mdoka Plecostomus MFK Member Dec 24, 2018 149 131 51 USA Jan 3, 2019 #12 CarpCharacin said: So the original magic erasers don't have any chemicals or solvents added? Click to expand... monkeybike said: Nope, I just give it a rinse to get any dust out of them. Click to expand... +1 I also keep one for the outside glass for finger prints.
CarpCharacin said: So the original magic erasers don't have any chemicals or solvents added? Click to expand... monkeybike said: Nope, I just give it a rinse to get any dust out of them. Click to expand... +1 I also keep one for the outside glass for finger prints.
T Tankson Feeder Fish Dec 23, 2018 3 1 3 35 Lapeer, Michigan Jan 7, 2019 #13 Magic eraser is the way to go. I keep a box of them in both my stands. And one to clean outside of glass.
Magic eraser is the way to go. I keep a box of them in both my stands. And one to clean outside of glass.
jwitty Plecostomus MFK Member Dec 27, 2018 318 126 51 Jan 7, 2019 #14 Tankson said: Magic eraser is the way to go. I keep a box of them in both my stands. And one to clean outside of glass. Click to expand... I tried the magic eraser and it didn’t do anything about the calcium. Although it did clean my top glass very well
Tankson said: Magic eraser is the way to go. I keep a box of them in both my stands. And one to clean outside of glass. Click to expand... I tried the magic eraser and it didn’t do anything about the calcium. Although it did clean my top glass very well