Reef Safe Soap...

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I think some people are wrong. There's tons of reasons why a reef safe soap could come in handy on occasion. I'm not saying this soap has to be an everyday product you use, but come on...... who wants to get foreign pollutants in there tank? If this soap is reef safe I think it's a viable option for a lot of people that don't want to diy they're own.
I will admit that I think it's a little on the expensive side but still a great concept for sure. I think we as hobbyist tinker and get into our tanks way to much(me included). It's not the ocean with unlimited amounts of water to dilute pollutants. New hobbyist should know to be careful of what you put into your tank! I personally scrub my hands and nails with REALLY HOT water every time I go into the tank and have had good results.
 
I just stopped spraying cologne on my wrists and no lotion or nail polish...scrub hands/arms without soap just warm water and dry well with special towels washed with vinegar/baking soda regimen and no fabric softener or dryer sheet. :)

Yea me too,,,....I just stopped showering all together. That way I don't have go worry if I have soap or not.
 
you think that sometimes we go a little overboard? with everything we buy for our tanks, now we have to use a special soap? I have had tanks for over 30 years and never even wash my hands before I work on my tank. of course I wouldn't do that if I was handling chemicals or anything nasty. hey, if you got the money to burn, go ahead.
 
This product is for The reefer that just went to the aquarium store telling the rep hey I want that tank in my house and I'll also take 10 flame angels 2 powder blues 3 Doris and 10 nemos.
(Wife yells at husband) don't forget that aquarium soap they sell for when you put your hands in the tank!!!
 
I think it's crazy for u guys that just fire your hands into your tanks without washing first or at least rinsing ....I bet a lot of the times the guys who can't figure out why the corals are dyeing is stemmed from this ... (Possibly) corals are sensitive to a lot of the chemicals we use ..Just my 2 cents like I said before dawn rinse well
 
I think it's crazy for u guys that just fire your hands into your tanks without washing first or at least rinsing ....I bet a lot of the times the guys who can't figure out why the corals are dyeing is stemmed from this ... (Possibly) corals are sensitive to a lot of the chemicals we use ..Just my 2 cents like I said before dawn rinse well
Nah. ... I always know why my corals die.
 

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