I'M CONVERTING A TANK THAT WAS PREVIOUSLY USED FOR FISH TO A VIVARIUM. THE GLASS AROUND THE TOP IS STAINED FROM THE WATER LINE. I'VE TRIED SOS PADS, RAZOR BLADE SCRAPERS AND EVERYTHING ELSE I COULD THINK OF TO REMOVE MINERAL DEPOSITS(?)FROM GLASS WITHOUT SUCCESS. IS THERE ANYTHING ANYONE CAN THINK OF THAT CAN CLEAR THIS UP?
THANKS,
DERRICK
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derrickvoncowan
Mar 24, 2006 12:57 AM
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slaytonp
Mar 24, 2006 10:42 AM
Have you tried soaking it in straight white vinegar? There is also a product that is used for removing bugs from car grills that really does the job. I think it is called "Bug-away," of something similar. However, you would need to wash and rinse it very well, then air it out for a few days to be sure it's safe. (I wouldn't use it when any frogs are present. I don't know the ingredients.)
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