I'll never use another glass cleaner

[TheDragonsReef]

Im throwing away my magfloats, flipper, my scraper blades, everything. The tunze magnetic glass cleaner blows everything else out of the water. This thing mows over coraline like it's nothing and turned 15-20min coraline scraping sessions into seconds. And anyone with a big tank or tall tank knows how much it sucks. Im using it on all my tanks now.

Heres a video of it blowing away coraline on my 75g! Make sure you turn the sound on, its so satisfying haha my only regret was not buying it sooner!

 

[WorkingHands]

I agree, love mine!

 

[CoralB]

Im throwing away my magfloats, flipper, my scraper blades, everything. The tunze magnetic glass cleaner blows everything else out of the water. This thing mows over coraline like it's nothing and turned 15-20min coraline scraping sessions into seconds. And anyone with a big tank or tall tank knows how much it sucks. Im using it on all my tanks now.

Heres a video of it blowing away coraline on my 75g! Make sure you turn the sound on, its so satisfying haha my only regret was not buying it sooner!

And no scratches in the glass ???

 

[TheDragonsReef]

And no scratches in the glass ???

Nope and the best part is it doesnt pick up gravel like other cleaners so its less likely to scratch the glass

 

[CoralB]

I’ll have to give it a try , thanks

 

[TheDragonsReef]

I’ll have to give it a try , thanks

Its worth it! And unless you have a small tank id just get the strongest one. I did and it works great on my 230g and 75g

 

[coralfishreef]

Tunze Care Magnet scrapers are great. No scratches even on low iron glass.

 

[RuuToo]

I went from an admittedly undersized mag float to a properly sized tunze on my 120 and in less than 10 minutes it really looked like a different tank. I should have done it way sooner.

 

[Fishingandreefing]

I am never a fan of these cleaners. I have an acrylic and two glass tanks, nope! It’s more chances for me to scratch up the tanks with this type of cleaners vs my Mandy handy.

 

[gonzo620]

How long have you been using it? They all seem to work very well at first. My flipper Max(not Float) is great with a new blade, over time not so much.

 

[Saltyreef]

I ended up selling my tunze but it looks like they redesigned it a bit and added an ergo handle.
Ill have to pick another one up....im a little behind....

 

[TheDragonsReef]

I am never a fan of these cleaners. I have an acrylic and two glass tanks, nope! It’s more chances for me to scratch up the tanks with this type of cleaners vs my Mandy handy.

If you use the plastic blades it wont scratch acrylic

 

[TheDragonsReef]

How long have you been using it? They all seem to work very well at first. My flipper Max(not Float) is great with a new blade, over time not so much.

I just got it, but like any cleaner with a blade, you have to replace the blade regularly as they will dull out over time

 

[monkeyCmonkeyDo]

I need a good acrylic cleaner... my large mag float is starting to scratch. Gonna take it out and clean it.
D

 

[rvitko]

On acrylic, just be aware that nothing will be safer than doing it by hand. Any magnet can scratch acrylic, there are purpose made acrylic magnets and the magnets go in a very soft bag but even then, just some debris on the glass or picking up anything will scratch the acrylic. Acrylic is just very easy to scratch, our magnet is great for glass, but any magnet is a risk on acrylic.

 

[CMMorgan]

On acrylic, just be aware that nothing will be safer than doing it by hand. Any magnet can scratch acrylic, there are purpose made acrylic magnets and the magnets go in a very soft bag but even then, just some debris on the glass or picking up anything will scratch the acrylic. Acrylic is just very easy to scratch, our magnet is great for glass, but any magnet is a risk on acrylic.

Agreed - I have yet to pull the trigger on anything yet because it seems like for every review that says something is awesome on acrylic, there are two that say the opposite. I'm going to try to keep up with a magic eraser and if that fails - plan B? Whatever that may be.

 

[Saltyreef]

Agreed - I have yet to pull the trigger on anything yet because it seems like for every review that says something is awesome on acrylic, there are two that say the opposite. I'm going to try to keep up with a magic eraser and if that fails - plan B? Whatever that may be.

You can use a kent marine scraper if youre doing it by hand. They have a plastic blade and a steel blade as well as a scotch pad type tip. The magic eraser doesnt work very well on coraline but works awesome on hard film algae.

 

[Lemon]

Im throwing away my magfloats, flipper, my scraper blades, everything. The tunze magnetic glass cleaner blows everything else out of the water. This thing mows over coraline like it's nothing and turned 15-20min coraline scraping sessions into seconds. And anyone with a big tank or tall tank knows how much it sucks. Im using it on all my tanks now.

Heres a video of it blowing away coraline on my 75g! Make sure you turn the sound on, its so satisfying haha my only regret was not buying it sooner!

I was so confused why would anyone stop using the tunze algae scraper but then I read your post and I understood, they are so amazing

 

[stauzin]

I have the tunze strong+ and the flipper max... The tunze gets used most of the time, love it!

 

[Dabcrusher]

I like the new Flipper platinum. There not a magnet but they use a credit card