K kiLLz kC Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 30, 2007 326 0 0 kansas city-mO Oct 8, 2007 #1 easiest way, if any, to remove these from the glass?
D Druu Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 16, 2007 4,135 5 0 Notre Dame, IN Oct 8, 2007 #2 terry cloth towel and some elbow grease. I've also heard that weak natural acids are ok- vinegar, lemon juice, seltzer
terry cloth towel and some elbow grease. I've also heard that weak natural acids are ok- vinegar, lemon juice, seltzer
AHoskins Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 5, 2007 219 2 0 44 Indianapolis Oct 8, 2007 #3 Also try a razor blade.
shoefreak03 Fire Eel MFK Member May 4, 2005 1,559 3 68 49 in my own little world Oct 9, 2007 #4 i use a razor blade too.
N navygirl76 Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 6, 2007 2,224 1 0 49 Ohio www.flickr.com Oct 9, 2007 #5 id try the vinegar and razor idea..
K kiLLz kC Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 30, 2007 326 0 0 kansas city-mO Oct 9, 2007 #7 right on fellaz. appreciate the input.
K kiLLz kC Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 30, 2007 326 0 0 kansas city-mO Oct 9, 2007 #8 and girly. sorry.
