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Cleaning starphire glass
My new tank has Starphire front panel. What is the best thing to use for cleaning the glass? Are the standard magfloats ok?
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standard magfloats are never okay...lol
Honestly, go pony up for a good quality glass cleaner since you've already spent the money on Starfire. I use this and havent had a scratch yet.... |
used Magfloats for about 5 years on mine and zero scratches due to them. On the outside I just grab a couple of face-clothes from the bathroom, dampen one, wipe, then dry with the other.
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rodi water cleans the outside perfect! then you dont get any contaminating cleaners near your tank which could be bad news
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vinegar and water works well on the outside of course...
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I use Mag Floats on my starphire with no problem. Just be careful when cleaning near the bottom not to pick up some sand or other grit which could scratch.
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Thanks for all the input!
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I prefer the Algae Free brand as well over mag floats, they are stronger and work better plus have replaceable pads which I believe is key. But either way starphire can be treated like regular glass, it just costs more and it's a little softer so you'll want to be a little more careful but typically if something scratches starphire it probably would have scratched regular float as well.
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Mag Float used here as well, no problems.
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I just cleaned my starphire for the first time last night, I didnt want to scratch it too but only had an old mag float. I wraped it on the inside with some filter floss and a clean cloth on the outside. worked perfect and i'll continue to use it this way in the future.
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