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Old March 5th 04, 08:04 PM
coelacanth
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Default Removing algae w/ interdental brush

Harry Muscle wrote:
"Otavio Exel" wrote in message
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RedForeman ©® wrote:

maybe a bit of bleach, diluted to maybe a 5 to 1 ratio?? If
not, maybe some kind of rubbing alky??? just a guess..


Hi RedForeman,

Sounds like good advice. thanks!

Now let me tell you the silly idea I had while reading your
post:

Whatever is there was probably programmed to vanish after a
week or so of regular u order to force you to buy a new
brush, don't you agree? So, perhaps I should just brush my
teeth with it for a week! :-)))

many thanks!

--
Otavio Exel /\oo/\


Would toothpaste contaminate things though?

Harry

Most tootpastes contain detergent (sodium laurel or
dodecyl sulfate)--toxic to fish.

-coelacanth


 




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