Quick question, about safe cleaning supplies.

Knight420 · Oct 14, 2022

I'm a noob and this is a silly question but I want to be safe.

What are some safe low price cleaning options for the inside and outside of the tank.

What I have tried.
Glass scraper/floater
Microfiber cloth with rodi water for the outside.
I rins everything in rodi water.
I've even tried to attach my spot feeder to a water pump to clean the rocks. That kind of worked. Thinking more pressure. Any advice would be helpful.

Rtaylor · Oct 14, 2022

Original magic erasers are good for cleaning inside glass

CK00020 · Oct 14, 2022

Magic eraser sheets work real good

Lbrdsoxfan · Oct 14, 2022

I guess I'm old school, I never freaked about 'cleaning supplies' I use Windex on my rimless, canopy less and canopied glass stuff for years on the outside. Common sense goes a LONG way... Never killed a fish or myself.

Water side of the glass, it's another story... I usually just go with a flipper or some poor mans variation there of. Acrylic, usually credit cards or the like & plastic paint scrapers.

AydenLincoln · Oct 14, 2022

I use water for the outside and a squeegee. There’s glass cleaner you can buy from Fritz and other manufactures too. Just be careful of using chemicals like that or Windex around the tank. Urchins and snails do a great job at cleaning the inside glass and rocks. And I love this set from Amazon: https://a.co/d/8JVpHgd

BaliReefBox · Oct 15, 2022

Lbrdsoxfan said:
I guess I'm old school, I never freaked about 'cleaning supplies' I use Windex on my rimless, canopy less and canopied glass stuff for years on the outside. Common sense goes a LONG way... Never killed a fish or myself.

Water side of the glass, it's another story... I usually just go with a flipper or some poor mans variation there of. Acrylic, usually credit cards or the like & plastic paint scrapers.

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