Ultimate Guide: Sparkling Clean And Sanitized Aquarium Nets

Cleaning your aquarium equipment is one of the most overlooked aspects of the hobby. Come along with me as I show you how I clean my aquarium equipment
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[@drockingfish]

Did you see the new Livebearers that Wetspot brought in this week?

[@FishTankBarn]

I looked when I saw your comment. Definitley some nice limia species, and nezzy swords

[@dannyaquatics]

Great video thanks for sharing 👍

[@FishTankBarn]

Your welcome Danny Aquatics!

[@garageaquatics2023]

Good stuff. Thanks! I've been using the Clorox Kitchen spray. Out of the spray bottle might even be a bit stronger dilution than what your adding to the bucket. I'll spray a net or whatever down with it, leave it in the sink for 20 minutes or so then rinse it off. I do smell it just to see if it still smells really strong. After that - good to go. MTC 🙂

[@FishTankBarn]

Interesting ... neve thought about using the spray. Thanks for the info

[@garageaquatics2023]

Thanks!@@FishTankBarn

[@FishTankBarn]

@@garageaquatics2023 your welcome

[@Glenn_AE6YT]

I've used both Bleach and Acetic Acid. (Acetic Acid is what I use to lower the pH of make-up water, if needed.) Bleach evaporates completely with no residue. That sink, though!. Take care.

[@FishTankBarn]

I never used Acetic Acid. Yeah the sinks old but it's utility sink and has probably been there for 30 years

[@rdred8693]

Thank you!
I use vinegar.
One thing about bleach: it is better to use cool water, not hot water.

[@FishTankBarn]

Thanks for sharing! I do use vinegar for general cleaning.