About Cleaneing Magnets

CaptainK · 09-06-2002, 08:36 AM

Hi All,
When it is time for me to clean the tank and scrape some of the algae and coraline off I have to remove the light housing to do this. I use the Kent Algae scraper to clean the algae and I use a 99 Cent spatula to scrape the coraline (it actually works pretty well). I have not had good success with the Kents Scraper in removing coraline.
So in order to save me from removing the lights and two different scrapers I was wonddering if there are any cleaning magnets that can do both jobs and do it well?

Thanks,
CaptK

dgasmd · 09-06-2002, 12:33 PM

I have a magnafloat. The larger one and it works pretty good in glass. I just bought an acrylic set up, so I have to find a magnet for it too.

09-06-2002, 08:36 AM	#1
CaptainK Mayor Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: MA. Posts: 534	About Cleaning Magnets Hi All, When it is time for me to clean the tank and scrape some of the algae and coraline off I have to remove the light housing to do this. I use the Kent Algae scraper to clean the algae and I use a 99 Cent spatula to scrape the coraline (it actually works pretty well). I have not had good success with the Kents Scraper in removing coraline. So in order to save me from removing the lights and two different scrapers I was wonddering if there are any cleaning magnets that can do both jobs and do it well? Thanks, CaptK Last edited by CaptainK; 09-06-2002 at 01:13 PM.

09-06-2002, 12:33 PM	#2
dgasmd 2-much-mojo-4-my-shirt Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Owings Mills, MD Posts: 48	magnets I have a magnafloat. The larger one and it works pretty good in glass. I just bought an acrylic set up, so I have to find a magnet for it too. __________________ "Water keeps a ship floating, but it is also what sinks it"

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