FAQs

Is Glass Cleaner Pro safe to use around dart frogs and other amphibians?

Yes. Glass Cleaner Pro is chemical-free, making it suitable for amphibian environments. Use it as directed, avoid disturbing animals during cleaning, and rinse/wipe away loosened residue afterwards.

Will it scratch my vivarium or aquarium glass?

It’s designed with a non-abrasive, flat cleaning surface to reduce scratching risk. As with any tool, ensure there’s no trapped grit and rinse the pad regularly. Avoid using on acrylic unless you’ve tested a small area first.

Does it remove limescale and hard water marks?

Yes — it helps lift limescale, mineral deposits, and water marks. For heavy build-up, use multiple light passes rather than pressing hard.

Do I need to use chemicals like citric acid or vinegar?

No. Glass Cleaner Pro is designed to work with water and gentle pressure, reducing the need for acidic cleaners or blades in sensitive vivarium setups.

Can I use it on the inside of a bioactive vivarium?

Yes. It’s suitable for internal glass cleaning in bioactive enclosures. We recommend moving animals away from the cleaning area where possible, keeping cleaning time brief, and wiping/rinsing away loosened residue so it doesn’t drip into planting areas.

What’s the best way to keep the cleaning surface effective?

Rinse after each use, remove any trapped debris, and store it clean and dry. If the pad becomes contaminated with grit, do not use it on glass until fully cleaned.

Will it work on algae film and biological scum?

Yes — it’s effective for algae film and organic build-up on glass, especially with regular maintenance.

Can I use it on coated glass or special finishes?

If your enclosure uses special coatings, test a small inconspicuous area first. Most standard vivarium/aquarium glass is fine.