BlueCoast
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Question for all you old salts who've spilled the occasional thing. I made the intelligent decision(insert sarcasm) to put my tank on a towel when it was setup. Somewhere i was thinking about the furniture, but not how to clean the towel. Now that i have dribbled fish lunch on it and had many wet tools sitting it is starting to smell a bit. Short of yanking it out, any ideas on freshening it up? I used a spray bottle with 50/50 rubbing alcohol and water with a drop of soap for hockey gear back in the old days, was thinking of trying it without the soap since tank tools will be coming in contact.
The other big stinker is the skimmer, it is a DIY'er that is using a seaclone cup. In the hole in the top i ran some tubing to a little carbon filter. It has reduced the smell significantly. Anyone else have any tricks they use to keep down the smell as the air is pushed out?
Here's to a stink-free tank :beer:
The other big stinker is the skimmer, it is a DIY'er that is using a seaclone cup. In the hole in the top i ran some tubing to a little carbon filter. It has reduced the smell significantly. Anyone else have any tricks they use to keep down the smell as the air is pushed out?
Here's to a stink-free tank :beer: