..which is what you do it for built-up crud. Good old white uncomplicated vinegar, cheaper in bulk from Costco or Sam's.
Remember, if you have a pump that needs a cleaning, a piece of gear crudded beyond recognition in that white or pink stuff (coralline can be a plague) an overnight bath in vinegar with the motor running can clean it. It can also remove lime from your shower. Or clear your spray heads. It dissolves calcium carbonate (the white stuff.)
Just a useful tidbit for the future. Your gear is too new new unless you bought used, and then it can be majorly useful. It's also relatively safe: a spoonful into your tank might alter the ph for a bit, but briefly, which makes it a lot safer than other cleaners.
Remember, if you have a pump that needs a cleaning, a piece of gear crudded beyond recognition in that white or pink stuff (coralline can be a plague) an overnight bath in vinegar with the motor running can clean it. It can also remove lime from your shower. Or clear your spray heads. It dissolves calcium carbonate (the white stuff.)
Just a useful tidbit for the future. Your gear is too new new unless you bought used, and then it can be majorly useful. It's also relatively safe: a spoonful into your tank might alter the ph for a bit, but briefly, which makes it a lot safer than other cleaners.
