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Hi. I have one of those small plastic tanks and wanted to clean off the
algae without scratching the polycarbonate, acrylic, or whatever plastic the tank is made out of. I tried wiping with my hand or a paper towel, but the algae is stuck to strongly for that. Anyone ever use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser? I've used that very well for other things, but even that could scratch the surface. thanks, dwhite |
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