Moving pad - The perfect addition to your maintenance routine!

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It's so simple, but I always use a moving pad (purchased rather cheaply at Lowes/Harbor Freight/Amazon, etc). I have brand new wood floors and would hate to get salt damage on them so this is what I use and it easily soaks up any of the normal drops here or there that might happen.

Again simple but it's helped me so much I thought I'd share in case it might help someone else as well.

I only wash it every other month or so and it's good to go again.

Do you have anything that you use to protect your floors?

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I imagined everyone probably had their own version of something that worked well for them. I'm glad to see some others had thought of moving pads as well.
 
I use mine whenever I plan on doing anything substantial around the tank from WC's to even changing or cleaning the skimmer cup
 
I've got a few of them around for variety of uses. That's one when working around the tank. I'm lucky enough to have ran a Great Dane dealership garage so mine were free lol. Now if I need a new one my buddy gives em to me from the semi shop he runs.
 
I think it would be quite expensive to have R2R moving blankets.
 
2 overlapping diaper changing pads. Kept the carpet perfect. Small enough that I was encouraged to use one or both anytime I put my hand in the tank.
 
This would have saved me from some evil eyes a few times
Nothing like being mean mugged by the warden after spilling some salt water onto new wood floors hahaha
 

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