cleaning glass in tight areas!!!

[Geraud]

"old school" razor blade attached to a semi-rigid tubing works fine for me. Sadly you cannot make the tubing to long as it becomes too flimsy to apply correct pressure. To attach the blade to it: slice the tube perpendicular to its opening, slide the blade in, then a drop of super glue. Easy to replace too. Perfect for areas where corals are making it impossible to put a magnet. And will remove the toughest coralline.

The hardest part is finding said blades nowadays...

 

[Trump]

I attack a razor blade to a thin firm piece of pvc. I?ve cut a small slice in the pvc with a saws-all and then the razor blade fits into the pvc snug. I cut a few different angles into the pvc for different areas in the tank.

 

[Trainwreck]

"old school" razor blade attached to a semi-rigid tubing works fine for me. Sadly you cannot make the tubing to long as it becomes too flimsy to apply correct pressure. To attach the blade to it: slice the tube perpendicular to its opening, slide the blade in, then a drop of super glue. Easy to replace too. Perfect for areas where corals are making it impossible to put a magnet. And will remove the toughest coralline.

The hardest part is finding said blades nowadays...

That's a great idea man

 

[Alfredo De La Fe]

I bought my scrapper that uses two edged razor blades and a "fork" on the other end from Petland about 15 years ago, but they have some similar items:

http://www.petlanddiscounts.com/detail.asp?product_id=230251

They are out of stock, but this is what I have and it works GREAT, do a google search:

http://www.tropicalmarinereef.com/vo-toys-vip-aquatics-aquarium-scraper.html

Alfred

 

[Gwiz3005]

Check this out....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ5NT4Ur7Jk

I tested it in my shallow grow out tank. Works really well and it hasn't affected my parameters.

But my go to is a razor blade, but I get a little shaky near the seams and the magic eraser won't cut anything.

 

[fishywoo]

I use one of these costs 4.95.

 

[Tonyscoots84]

maybe thats why that guys tank looks like sh*t lmao

 

[saltwaterinbrooklyn]

Good idea!!!

 

[Gwiz3005]

LOL that what it looked like before he used it. He was cleaning up a tank that sat a year or so with no real maintenance. I'm not say you have to use it. but it seems to do a fine job. It's just another option for tight corners.