Spick-and-span!

[Aquattro]

always used windex (sprayed on cloth, not at tank)

[Funky_Fish14]

Dry cloths and paper towels only. Normally there is enough moisture in the salt to get it off easily. I've always done the dry way. No streaks, and it comes off real fast.

[mr_alberta]

Windex wiped with newspaper. I don't know if its an Urban Myth but that method supposedly leaves no streaks whatsoever.

[EmilyB]

Old T-shirts (usually one I'm wearing) and water. Never had a problem.

[reeferaddict]

Originally Posted by EmilyB

Old T-shirts (usually one I'm wearing) and water. Never had a problem.

Haha! That might be something to see! You could charge admission to support your reef...

[Chaloupa]

I spray with Coralife glass cleaner/polisher, use Bounty paper towel and my glass is always perfect...it really does polish it and make your mag float magnet glide over better

hmmmm reading that over sounds like I'm working for many of those companies...ha ha but my glass is beautiful even if I slop water all over the front, it comes really clean really easily!

[seashells]

I spray with Coralife glass cleaner/polisher as well. I use a soft terry cloth and it buffs up real nice! I was surprised it actually works.

Doug

[b_james]

Use a dry bathroom towel to 'polish' glass. I find using glass cleaner just creates streaks. dry paper towels also work

[Johnny Reefer]

Dry paper towel first. Then I use a foam glass cleaner sprayed onto a paper towel. Then another dry paper towel.
I used to use Bon Ami for the foam cleaner, but switched to a foam cleaner called "Sprayway". It's sold at the glass shop I deal with. It has no ammonia and smells purtty too!

Cheers,

[GMGQ]

Oh is THAT why?? I've seen/heard of people using newspaper, but never knew why.

Originally Posted by mr_alberta

Windex wiped with newspaper. I don't know if its an Urban Myth but that method supposedly leaves no streaks whatsoever.