JBL TV #29: Cleaning the aquarium pane - How to do it quickly and properly, without scratching

Cleaning the aquarium glass properly, without scratching. We will show you how cleaning aquarium panes incorrectly leads to scratches and how you can avoid it. How do you clean curved panes? How do you avoid damaging the silicone bonding? Why should you avoid household cleaners? We show and explain all types of pane cleaners for your aquarium

If you are looking for products to clean the aquarium pane, here is a selection of useful helpers:  Pane cleaning .

You can also find out more about cleaning in the JBL Themeworld Aquarium under:  Cleaning .

© 10.12.2021

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Heiko Blessin
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