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About LinkBacksI just received a used 55 gal tank. It was previously used as a salt-water tank, and has white deposits on the sides. What can I use to clean the tank to make it look new ? I know soap/detergent should NOT be used, but I'm not sure about anything else ( ammonia, vinegar, etc ). Any advise would be much appreciated.
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- 07-28-2001, 04:10 PM #1New in Town
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Used fish tank- how to clean?
- 07-28-2001, 04:35 PM #2Tenant
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white vinegar would work good
it will clean the the deposits right off (you might have to soak it a bit )
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Water and a clean rag. for harder to remove spots use a single edge razor blade. just dont rub hard in the corners.
Glenn
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most soap/detergents are fine to use ime,just rinse well afterwards.you didnt specify as to what kind of tank ,acrylic/glass?
- 07-29-2001, 01:08 PM #5New in Town
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It's a glass tank.
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