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    medwards - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Paper towel will break up if you have to scrub and i dont like the windex cause its a chemical, Im a worry wart and worry about it getting in the tank. The vinegar wont hurt anything. Not sure windex would hurt anything either but never chanced it.

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    I am afraid of windex so I use water and paper towel. Vinegar is a good idea as well.

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    I use windex on occasion- but I make sure its the last thing I do on the tank fro the day, and dont spray it anywhere near the tank. I spray it on the paper towel, far away. Then go clean the outside of the tank.

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