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Magic eraser = A+++ for acrylic

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by xroads, Mar 14, 2010.

  1. Mar 14, 2010 #1
    xroads La Porte City, IA

    xroads Veteran Reefkeeper Vendor

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    For you acrylic tank owners who are always afraid of scratching your tank.  The regular magic eraser works awesome!
    You dont have to worry about it scratching & it does an amazing job of cleaning it up.
    Thx to Josh (Jwess) for telling me about it.  I tried it & it works.
    Craig
     
  2. Mar 14, 2010 #2
    phishcrazee Riverside

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    Cool! I love Magic Erasers! They work great for getting grease off the back of the stove top too /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default/emoticons/smile.gif
     
  3. Mar 14, 2010 #3
    ruggerkc North Liberty , IA

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    I tried to slice mine and use it with a mag float. But I need to keep trying, it was too thick.
     
  4. Mar 14, 2010 #4
    jwess

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    Just make sure that if you use it, you get the original plane ones. Some of them have additional cleaners that woudl be devastating to your tank.
    Josh
     
  5. Mar 14, 2010 #5
    Bela

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    Good to see others using it. I actually "discovered" this myself, but after asking in RC about using it I got a bunch of mixed statements. Many people seemed to think these things degrade into something toxic. I know they certainly do degrade (shrink, anyway).
     
  6. Mar 15, 2010 #6
    Gered

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    Any idea if this would work for a dry tank. Just maybe wet the pad and the acrylic you plan on cleaning?
     
  7. Mar 15, 2010 #7
    xroads La Porte City, IA

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    Ya that is what Josh did to clean up the rest tank he re did
     

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