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Tropic Marin's Pro Coral Cure
White shirts + pro coral cure = disaster!
How do you clean this stuff up? Or how would you go about cleaning this stuff up off multiple cloth surfaces; cotton t-shirts, and cotton terry towels? |
yikes! best way is to get yourself a boatload of isopropyl alcohol, they sell it at pharmacies. Pour it onto the stain until its gone. I work with iodine sometimes and do this if I get any on me.
Alternatively google "how to get iodine out of clothes" :biggrin: |
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My T-shirt is definitely ruined beyond help, so I tossed it and I'll try isopropyl alcohol trick on the towel. If not it becomes a fish towel.
I do use Revive, and I like it as a pest erradicator/qt procedure. However I also really like Pro Coral Cure, I find that SPS dipped in it as part of a QT procedure brighten up quicker and display better polyp extention within the first week. I also really like it as a dip when the coral doesn't look so hot, or I suspect may be in the stage just prior to RTN or STN starting. You're right about the bottles though. I wish they'd come up with better packaging. I've had one bottle dry up on me, another leak all over due to seam failure, and then I have this one where the pumping nozzle sprays ALL over! |
I find the iodine tends to get really thick over time so I just run the nozzle under hot water first to loosen it up. That being said, I also have a giant syringe that I use instead of the pump. That pump is a great idea but not very functional after the first use.
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I had intentions to just dump out the tropic marin bottle, and put it somewhere else where it would be less likely to destroy clothing.
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