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09/18/2008, 04:16 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Woburn, Ma
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The absolute best aquarium glass cleaner
My mom started selling these things a few months ago. They are called "The ultimate cloth" so I figured I would buy a couple and try out on the tank glass. I have always used newspaper and H2O but after using this! All I can say is wow!! Never streaks, no chemicals, just water. Thought I would share with everyone. It really is quite amazing the job it does. Awesome on windows too
http://www.myultimatecloth.com/store.html
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09/18/2008, 04:21 PM
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My cat's breath smells like cat food Member of the Boston Reefers Society Current Tank Info: 75g lps, 90g sps, 120g mixed, 180 nem tank, 300g reef, 600g up & coming reef |
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09/19/2008, 07:20 AM
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Have you ever tried a good microfiber cloth instead? They've become increasingly popular for autos, so you can even find quality at auto stores, big name chains (target, walmart, etc). That's basically what theirs looks like with a ton of hype of increased price.
Baby dipers and newspaper were all the fad back before microfiber. I've been using them for auto/aquarium use for 4-5 years. They hold up pretty well too. FYI, understand I'm not trying to put you down purchasing the product. I'm just giving you a little additional info having used the material before. I'm glad you found something that works well for you.
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