🧽 Ultimate Algae Scraper: Continuum AquaBlade P Delivers Safe, Efficient Acrylic Cleaning Review

Similar to a credit card but much stronger - thicker and with a handle for much better leverage. Just be careful not to disturb the gravel as you scrape, as the gravel can scratch the acrylic surface.

Works much better than a credit card tearing your hands apart trying to scrape coralline algae off acrylic. The blades should be square or replaced after a short use, but that's to be expected.

Doesn't help at all in a small pool the deeper you try to get into the sand, on the other hand I need it in my large pool but the top of the glass probably because just a dirt/ there is a film of algae on the glass

Algae has built up on the Lexan caps that I've been custom trimming for the past seven months. Some of these could not easily be rubbed off/rubbed off with a fingernail and slowly built up. I was looking for something to solve the problem. Enter this acrylic safety scraper. Within a minute of a gentle pressure cleaning it was all gone, maybe a few micro scratches (still smooth) but being a lid I'm not worried about that and it was very difficult if not impossible to remove the lid without this…

I am an experienced fish breeder and have been keeping acrylic aquariums for 20 years. My tried and true method for cleaning stubborn green algae is to use an acrylic safety sponge or just a plain old credit card. I know the consequences of removing algae on acrylic, which usually takes an extra hour of my time with my sandpaper set to clean up my mistakes. This seaweed scraper is 100% not safe for acrylic. This may be fine with brown diatoms or simple powdery/filamentous algae that require…