Aquarium Safe?

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This is a weird question to ask on a reefing forum, are the Scotch-Brite sponges aquarium safe? I have a package of them and they would be perfect for cleaning equipment and my sump. If they aren't, would like soaking them in a bin of RO Water do the trick?
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This is the sponge
 
Sure, they should be safe as long as they are not (unexpectedly) a type soaked in some cleaning solution or something.
I use similar sponges for cleaning my tanks, primarily for scrubbing off coralline algae and mineral stains in between uses as necessary.
 
I use the blue Scotch Brite sponge w no issue (fresh sponge that's well rinsed prior to use). I wouldn't use the yellow heavy duty sponge as the scouring pad can scratch plastic equipment.
 

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