If the tank was contaminated with a harmful cleaner, what would be the best way to sanctify it once again. I heard hot soapy water, but what soap would you all use that wouldn't leave any residue?
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If the tank was contaminated with a harmful cleaner, what would be the best way to sanctify it once again. I heard hot soapy water, but what soap would you all use that wouldn't leave any residue?
Thanks!![]()
I am cleaning an old tank with "Safe & Easy" by Aquarium Pharmaceuticals. Says to rinse before filling, works great.Originally Posted by Deepsixer
I've been told Dawn, it's suppose to be biodegradeable.Originally Posted by sfaribault
I think any dish washing liquid will be fine, the important thing is to over-rinse it once your done cleaning. Rinse it 3, 4 or 5 times after you think you;ve got it all out.
Scott Z.
Thanks. I will make sure I rinse it well. I appreciate everyone's help. Sure makes it hard to be patient with all the cool things going on here.Originally Posted by Reefland
But I am trying!
Keep resisting any impulses; the slower you go, the more rearch you do, the better off you and your tank will be.
Regards,
Scott Z.
I would agree with Scott then rinse again!!!!
THen RUN CARBON FOR A DAY OR MORE B4 adding anything alive!!!
I understand. It's a long time before that happens. You all mentioned not to buy anything, do my research. The only thing I have is the tank and that was given to me. Cleaning is done, now I'm working on the stand and location. Still window shopping and looking at filtration/lighting equipment so I can at least understand what you all are talking about.Originally Posted by Poseidon
Thanks!
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