Best way to clean glass?

[DalPal25]

I have very small brown spots accumulating on my glass which definitely hinders the display. I've been taking a credit card to it since I read that would help and it does work, its just a long process. How does everyone else clean the inside of their glass?

 

[TaylorPilot]

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/tunze...38ldGDEq69zVRJiZDKxCWANAw1_OhhUhIwaAp9L8P8HAQ

Love mine!

Not a scratch, and I run it down the front of the substrate all the time.

 

[ReeferMaddness843]

I have acrylic, but have heard it works just as well in glass. Mr clean, magic eraser. The original unscented plain ol magic eraser. Works like a champ

 

[TaylorPilot]

I have acrylic, but have heard it works just as well in glass. Mr clean, magic eraser. The original unscented plain ol magic eraser. Works like a champ

I use that to clean my overflow, return outlets and silicone once every week or so.

 

[Kenmx10]

I use a squeegee that is used for window film application. Its wide and covers a lot of area. It doesn't scratch the glass and does a great job of removing coraline from the glass. I got it from Home Depot very cheap.

 

[DeniseAndy]

magnetic cleaner. I have the normal ones and the scraper extension. Both work well. Magfloats, Flipper. I have both.

 

[rebekwl]

We have one of these: http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_viewi...tent=MF00400&gclid=COXX4MjHtc4CFQpehgod368D4A . Works like a dream! You do have to watch out to make sure sand doesn't get under the blade and scratch the glass...

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/tunze...38ldGDEq69zVRJiZDKxCWANAw1_OhhUhIwaAp9L8P8HAQ

Love mine!

Not a scratch, and I run it down the front of the substrate all the time.

I agree this is a great product!

 

[BummersReef]

Wondering if will work for acrylic

 

[mrtian97]

will using credit card cause scratch with glass tank?
Thanks

 

[Bob Escher]

I use the flipper. You can flip while your working if you need the blade. The blade doesn't hold sand either great product

 

[FishLover01]

magnetic cleaner. I have the normal ones and the scraper extension. Both work well. Magfloats, Flipper. I have both.

Same here. Only way to go as far as cleaning glass.

 

[jasonrusso]

I have acrylic as well. I use the flipper and a large mag float. I prefer the flipper. It cleans a larger area and has the scraper but sometimes I need the magfloat for the stubborn stuff because it has more of a scrubber surface. If you get the flipper, get some spare blades. They wear out pretty fast when working in the corners and hitting the perpendicular surface.

https://www.amazon.com/Flipper-Aquarium-Magnet-Cleaner-Blades/dp/B008ELIQ4Y