Crayons vs Aquarium

[Ghettofarmulous]

Hi all, Daughter went to town on my tank with crayons. Any ideas to remove from glass?

Cheers

Paul

 

[noodlesuk]

Razor blade or maybe a warm tea towel to help soften and wipe away.

Failing that a very tiny amount of alcohol, IPA, ethanol (or hand sanitiser) on a tissue. Guess you would have to be careful not to cause excessive fumes.

 

[Tim Harrison]

I'm a bit disappointed you haven't shared your daughters art work and posted a picture 😬

 

[Ghettofarmulous]

I'm a bit disappointed you haven't shared your daughters art work and posted a picture 😬

Your right, I should have in the first place. You can see it on the far glass. The front panel I tried to clean with a wet wipe but just ended up frosting the panel😂 I’ll take @noodlesuk advise.

 

[Wookii]

I’d wager Magic Erasers would remove it fairly easily, and without chemicals:

Amazon product ASIN B07X23H9HR
. . . and a week in the under stairs cupboard for the offender should prevent it happening again! 😆

 

[Ghettofarmulous]

I’d wager Magic Erasers would remove it fairly easily, and without chemicals:

Amazon product ASIN B07X23H9HR
. . . and a week in the under stairs cupboard for the offender should prevent it happening again! 😆

Thanks Wookii, she’s the only one who takes an interest in the tank in my house so I don’t want to scare her off😂😂

 

[Witcher]

You can see it on the far glass.

As a father of 2 little chaps where one of them was quite often testing his plastic hammer on tank's front I can say only one thing: it's beautiful.

My kids have made me an expert in removal of various things from the glass. Moreover, I'm an absolute master of removing various unidentified objects from the tank. Without them I could't reach that finesse.

 

[dw1305]

Hi all,

Any ideas to remove from glass?

An impeccable source, who works in a primary school, says "Baby wipes".

Cheers Darrel