Cleaning skimmer cup.

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I washed off the skimmer cup this morning with tap water, with my hose. And i dried the cup as much as i can. But would that affect anything? To my tank in terms kf chlorine or etc?
 
I washed off the skimmer cup this morning with tap water, with my hose. And i dried the cup as much as i can. But would that affect anything? To my tank in terms kf chlorine or etc?
No, it won’t affect it. I typically just shake mine dry and have never had a problem. Anything in the tap water is very low concentration already and to just be some residual amount in an area that isn’t even in the recirculation won’t be a problem.
 
I don't think so. Most of what enters the cup won't ever go back into the aquarium.

FWIW, I just clean mine out in a sink with tap water. I dry the bottom part off to keep tap water from mixing with the system water, but I don't dry the inside of the cup. It always had a little tap water left in it when I put it back in the skimmer.
 
I washed off the skimmer cup this morning with tap water, with my hose. And i dried the cup as much as i can. But would that affect anything? To my tank in terms kf chlorine or etc?
I always just rinse mine in the sink, shake it, and dry it off. Like others said, what is in the skim cup won't be going in the tank anyway.
 
I washed off the skimmer cup this morning with tap water, with my hose. And i dried the cup as much as i can. But would that affect anything? To my tank in terms kf chlorine or etc?
No. Not at all.
 

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