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reefrash · Feb 19, 2006

While doing an archive search I stumbled across a post where you were stoked on oxiclean to "bleach" corals. It seemed too good to be true :bday: . I have a few maintenance accounts that are stilll in the darkages with the bleached coral gawdy fish look. Personally I hate them, but I like to eat and sleep. Could you give me the lowdown on your system of using it, you know do's don'ts, how much etc. you got me all excited about how much time I can save, not to mention I can save the bleach for my clothing.
Thanks,
Jeremy

mogurnda · Feb 20, 2006

She'll be around sporadically for the next few weeks, so you might want to bump this every once in a while.

reefrash · Feb 21, 2006

Thanks, I had to Clorox today I hate it arghhh!!!!!

reefrash · Feb 23, 2006

Bump.

OrionGirl · Feb 24, 2006

I use oxiclean for a huge variety of cleaning tasks. Fill a bucket with hot water, add oxiclean (about 1 tablespoon per gallon), stir to dissolve a bit and add the item. Soak till the water cools, dump, rinse. Let dry. I won't vouvh for it getting something as white as bleach will--it removes stains and algae growths well, and won't cuase problems down the line.

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