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Posted by Tynk on December 12, 2007, 10:30 am
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Hi,
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> > I've just moved house and I'm ready to restart my Juwel 180.
>
> > The juwel has a heater filter tower in the corner which now has
> > unsightly dried algae in the gap between the tower and glass. Anyone
> > dealt with similar without having to re glue the tower ?
>
> > Also, the glass generally has traces of dried algie and limescale
> > which are proving difficult to remove with a cloth and water. Anyone
> > know of a safe fish friendly method of cleaning the glass prior to
> > adding gravel, plants and water and beginning cycling ?
>
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> I've used Lime-Away for years. =EF=BF=BDCLR also works well. Rinse afterwa=
rd.
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> RM....
> Zone 6. =EF=BF=BDMiddle TN USA
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Have you tried Baam?
It works a lot better than Lime away (since they changed their product
and it doesn't work as good as it used to).
Baam is pretty cheap too. It also doesn't burn my skin like Lime-Away
does.
CLR, the last time I used it when the store was out of Lime-Away, and
before they came out with Baam....didn't seem to touch my hard water
deposits (liquid rock for water).
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> I've just moved house and I'm ready to restart my Juwel 180.
>
> The juwel has a heater filter tower in the corner which now has
> unsightly dried algae in the gap between the tower and glass. Anyone
> dealt with similar without having to re glue the tower ?
>
> Also, the glass generally has traces of dried algie and limescale
> which are proving difficult to remove with a cloth and water. Anyone
> know of a safe fish friendly method of cleaning the glass prior to
> adding gravel, plants and water and beginning cycling ?
>
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> Richhttp://www.richdavies.com/fishkeepinghttp://www.copyright-band.com