The SKrAPr - Coralline killer?

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  1. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Sounds interesting
     
    2in10, Oct 20, 2010
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  2. ingtar_shinowa

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    following, i hate my metal razor scraper
     
    ingtar_shinowa, Oct 20, 2010
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  3. ComputerJohn

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    Fine, I'll be the 1st guinne pig.. :) I was going to get a scrapper for my tank anyways, might as well try this one..
     
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  4. stepho

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    From the email. I asked him about the "bacteria and mildew resistant" and I will let you know as more details come.
     
    stepho, Oct 21, 2010
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  5. Magnus

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    What's so bad about the metal razor scraper? Mine works very well. I just got an interchangeable "Husky" scraper that has an all plastic body and only the blade is metal. After I'm done using it, I take the blade out, rinse it with tap water and dry the blade with a rag and it's good to go for the next time. Give that one a try. It's 4 inches wide, so you get the scraping done rather quickly I would say! :)
     
    Magnus, Oct 21, 2010
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  6. stepho

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    Here is the follow up to my questioning of the bacteria resistance.

    Doesn't exactly put me at ease.
     
    stepho, Oct 21, 2010
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  7. blackraven1425

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    Yeah, it doesn't sound good to me either...
     
    blackraven1425, Oct 21, 2010
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  8. stepho

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    Ok talked to the guy again to today to elaborate. He said the surface of the skrapr was so smooth bacteria could be rinsed off.
     
    stepho, Oct 25, 2010
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  9. Magnus

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    LOL !!! That doesn't sound like a very informed advice from that dude. So smooth that bacteria can't get a hold on?? JohnJohn... you'll be the final judge, I guess.

    I wish they had also a microscopical broom too sweep the bacteria off my keyboard!! I'm convinced all the house goes to sleep there at night.
     
    Magnus, Oct 25, 2010
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  10. blackraven1425

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    I wish they made keyboards that smooth.

    In all seriousness, I think they need another call, this time to a more informed individual - from the engineering team.
     
    blackraven1425, Oct 25, 2010
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