What cleaning pads are you using for your acrylic

[FL_Reef]

Anyone use something not marketed towards aquariums? Looking for those white fiber pads. As soon as you say aquarium the price goes up triple or more. These look good but not 100% sure they don’t have any harmful chemicals in them

Amazon.com: Premiere Pads PAD 198 Light Duty Scouring Pad, 9" Length by 6" Width, White (Case of 20) : Health & Household

Amazon.com: Premiere Pads PAD 198 Light Duty Scouring Pad, 9" Length by 6" Width, White (Case of 20) : Health & Household

www.amazon.com

 

[Karen00]

Anyone use something not marketed towards aquariums? Looking for those white fiber pads. As soon as you say aquarium the price goes up triple or more. These look good but not 100% sure they don’t have any harmful chemicals in them

Amazon.com: Premiere Pads PAD 198 Light Duty Scouring Pad, 9" Length by 6" Width, White (Case of 20) : Health & Household

Amazon.com: Premiere Pads PAD 198 Light Duty Scouring Pad, 9" Length by 6" Width, White (Case of 20) : Health & Household

www.amazon.com

I typically just use aquarium safe stuff but even if I'm looking at non aquarium stuff I always searching for acrylic safe. I'm not sure the one you posted is safe for acrylic. It says "Ideal for glass, stainless steel, porcelain, chrome, copper and ceramic surfaces". Those are all pretty hard in comparison to acrylic. It might leave scratches.

 

[Pistondog]

Magic eraser works great.
Do not use scented kind.

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Original, Cleaning Pads with Durafoam, 9 Count

 

[Andresnyc93]

Floating Magnets – Mighty Magnet LLC

www.mightymagnets.com

I’ve been using these ever since I’ve been on this hobby, I use the algae cutter bag when there’s very stubborn film or Coralline algae. Works like slicing butter

 

[FL_Reef]

Magic eraser works great.
Do not use scented kind.

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Original, Cleaning Pads with Durafoam, 9 Count

Thanks. I think that’s what I’m going to go with