The Nimble Nano Cleaner

[PowderBlue518]

Has anyone who owns a nano, ever try this magnet cleaner before? I'm just wondering if it scratches the glass or not, and how well it works? It seams like a good product, but i need some reasurrance first.

Here is the link: http://www.nimblenano.com

Thanks Jill

 

[theop]

I can't imagine whay it wouldn't be ok on glass.

I wouldn't use it for an acrylic tank unless it specifically says it is safe.

 

[snarkes]

I have the nimble and it is awesome. Jerome, the guy that makes em just graduated from college so it may take him a little longer than it used to for him to get back to you, but I'd definitley recommend one. He has two models, the nimble (glass and some have tried on acrylic) and the magnus for the acrylics.

 

[spf9992001]

Nimblenanos work very well

 

[ycrazyy]

I have a super nimble nano on my JBJ 24g (glass obviously) and it works really well... beats my magfloat hands down

 

[schiavonir]

Awesome product. Definitely recommended.

 

[DarkXerox]

Yeah I've used mine on my old 12g nanocube and on my 29g currently. Just have to be careful with sand getting in it as with all cleaners.

 

[bowfront26]

great product

 

[PowderBlue518]

Thanks to all for your positive results. I just found out that the Guy who makes them goes to college about 20 min from me. LOL ITs a small world, but Im def. interested, but again thanks everyone,, positive feedback is alway a plus .LOL

Jill

 

[bennerkla]

Have you gotten ahold of him? If so, how?

 

[PowderBlue518]

I sent a message to him, juss waiting for him to answer back.

 

[icenine2005]

The nimble is a great little tool. I used one on my acylic tank without problem, and I still use it on my glass tank.

 

[Pico Keeper]

Me too. I have the really small nimble nano. For Pico's. It was awesome in my 1.6 Gallon Acrylic. And I now use it on my 5.5 gallon aga...

Great little device with strong magnets!!!

You can contact Jerome on nano-reef.com.. I know he surfs there alot.

 

[Kogo]

does it float?

 

[schiavonir]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7422741#post7422741 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Kogo
does it float?

No, that's one slight downside. But, it is so strong, that I rarely lose the connection between the two pieces. You just have to be very careful if you drop the inside piece that you don't get sand between the two pieces and scratch up your glass.

Roger

 

[Kogo]

wont that make corners more difficult?

but, for the slim profile i might put up with it.

 

[schiavonir]

It is able to get around the corners without losing the connection.