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Toilet Brush?
I read on this forum a few weeks ago about a brush used to
clean toilets like Clorox? Anyone? I think you get it at the grocery store and it is completely reef safe, runs on batteries but will get those tough spots of algae in your tank. Thanks |
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Toilet brush I dont know about......but a $5 battery operated tooth brush works wonders on those hard to get algaes...
SBC
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It was a Dawn dish power scrubber. I found mine at Big Lots for around $7, also at BiLo if you have those. I have to say mine didn't work very well for removing coraline, but others have had luck with them. HTH.
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Hmmm, never thought about the battery operated toothbrush. I'll have to try one. I still learn new things here all the time.
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thanks!!!!!
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Is the battery powered toothbrush submersible?
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Actually it's a battery powered dish scrubber, much larger than a toothbrush and yes it is submersible. I'm attachment challenged, just google Dawn power scrubber and you'll get some pics.
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Oops, I need to pay attention. I didn't see the toothbrush reply, sorry!
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There you go,
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