Review on 🐠 Enhance Your Aquarium's Oxygen Levels with the Hygger Aquarium Air Stone by Zaine Davis

Depending on water chemistry, soak in a two part water vinegar and water solution for 30 minutes. Then pour in enough pure hydrogen peroxide solution to just cover the air stone and leave in a covered container overnight. Better yet, buy a spare and spin it, leaving the spare air stone in this solution until you need to switch to the dirty one. It regains its original bleached white color and bubble consistency. I hope this helps if your water isn't meant for Rift Lake cichlids or marine fish. Discard the vinegar solution and use only peroxide. Of course, use an old toothbrush to brush up the finish at every step and before heading back to your tanks, and remember that the airstone itself is glued over the hollow plastic chamber, so whatever cleaning solution you use is underneath. If you shake it, you'll hear it slosh around. Be careful, try to shake out the vinegar or hydrogen peroxide and rinse thoroughly, otherwise the cleaning solution will spurt out once you connect the air hose from the air pump. your aquarium. I would shake, rinse and keep it connected to the active air hose in a container of fresh water and let it run for about 30 seconds, now you're sure it's clean.