Re: [Killietalk] Help, Hard Water Deposits

["Lorraine" <overall077 at lycos_com>]

I have also used a paste of salt and vinegar, lots of salt and a little
vinegar, it creates an abrasive substance that worked well on a saltwater
tank that I wanted to convert back to freshwater.

Lorraine 
In sunny Colorado
http://lorraines-killies.com

-----Original Message-----
From: killietalk-bounces at aka_org [mailto:killietalk-bounces at aka_org] On
Behalf Of Ken
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 2:12 PM
To: 'killifish discussion list'
Subject: [Killietalk] Help, Hard Water Deposits

Anyone got tips for getting that white crust off of the plastic frame and/or
that that rainbowish "haze" from the glass lids? (I can't be the 1st one
with this issue)

I've already tried: Razor blades, Python Aquarium Cleaner (which smells
supiciously like "Lime-Away") "Lime Away" (shhhh that's a confession),
Distilled Water (worked better than all the former, but...), Vinegar, &
Bleach...

Thx in advance...Ken (runnin outta space & resorting to breaking out the old
tanks from Arizona...arrghh)



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