🐠 2-in-1 Magnetic Aquarium Glass Cleaner - FL!PPER Fish Tank Cleaner - Scrubber & Scraper Cleaning Tools – Max Clean Review

I was surprised how well this item works. I've had this cleaner for a few weeks now and only use the scraper side. The magnet is strong enough but doesn't appear to be strong enough to break the glass of an aquarium when used properly. The scraper blade is clean and efficient. It easily removes limescale algae, often in one go. I have found this cleaner to be so effective and simple that I clean the aquarium glass far more often than I would have if I had used other products like razor blades…

I order a lot from Revain but don't have the time to write many reviews. I just received this product today and had to write a review right away. I have a 300 liter acrylic aquarium. I was disappointed with the accumulation of coralline algae and seaweed that accumulates in scratches over time. Using this product was so easy and effective. I wish I had known about this product sooner. Please note that the product comes with a stainless steel blade and a plastic blade. I wasn't aware an extra…

My original Pinball Max was simply worn out after years of regular use in the 550 gallon tank that is part of my aquaponic system. At first I was reluctant to throw money away for a new one, so I bought an inexpensive alternative that, frankly, was inadequate and ineffective. After months of not having a clean tank, I realized that you almost always get what you pay for and this was no exception. I bought a new Pinball Max and the results have been amazing! Having neglected to clean my tank…

Much more surface area than Mag Float XL at half the price. Works well with my 1.25" thick acrylic tank. I like that the cleaning surface is clearly visible behind the outside handle. You can see if small grains of sand or similar get into it before scratching your tank. I was late with my magnetic floats got an idea, was scared of the hard ABS scraper on my acrylic cymbal but it works very well without scratching, then come back forward again at the same angle and quickly rotate the handle…

I heard mixed reviews so I waited over a year to finally take the plunge and buy it. It's definitely expensive for a glass cleaner, but MAN, MAN, it's worth the money! Poor placement of rocks made many areas of my tank unreachable for the old magnetic scraper and stick scrapers I bought earlier. And my glass is very thick, so the magnetic fought all but the lightest of algae build-up. But this BEAST of a magnet (God help you if your fingers get stuck between two pieces!) and a strong metal end…

I've struggled with coralline algae in my 220 saltwater acrylic pool for a while, but work hard to place behind rocks and don't offer much cleaning power due to leverage issues. and a cross brace in the hole in the top of the tank to restrict movement. I've also had other brands of magnetic scrapers that don't work with thicker aquarium acrylic of this size (3/4 inch). Flipper saved me. I flicked the blade on the fin and tossed it into the tank. , and after running it along the front of the…