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![]() I have a CPR overflow and there's a lot of tubeworms or whatever inside the overflow. How do I clean them out??
I'm done with the overflow as I have upgraded to a tank with a built in so what's a good way to get rid of it? I know laundry detergent dissolves flesh over time. but I'm betting the plastic will absorb some of it which is not good. so what's my alternative? |
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![]() Diluted vinegar in water will work. Soak it for a while and then scrub or use a pressure washer on what remains.
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