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David3217

If the stone is already soaked, then rinse it thoroughly under running water with a brush, let it dry, and then put it in the oven. I simply rinsed my 10 kg and put it in the aquarium; now you can't tell it apart from live rocks.

Jeanne

Well, it was marinated for just a day, I don't know if that's too little or too much? Maybe it needs another day or two? The smell is just overwhelming)) I'm afraid the oven will stink after this))

Joseph1346

Try this: rinse very well under running water and then soak in osmosis for about 5-6 days, changing the water daily. If they don't smell, then put them in the oven.

James4757

Personally, I rinsed all the gaps with a strong stream and scrubbed everything with a brush, then rinsed all the gaps again from all sides with the same pressure. You can use a pressure washer, but with medium pressure; soaking won't really help much, at most it will just get wet, but the sponges themselves won't come off.

Catherine6534

Well, it's clear that they won't get off themselves, but everything that can get soaked will get soaked to the maximum, and then it's back to the brush in hand and fire...

Jeremy8404

We collect the stones and go to the wash. We wash everything with a pressure washer. We soak them in osmosis for at least a week, preferably changing the water daily. Or we do nothing and end up with a problem...

Raven7170

And my S.R.K. (dry reef stones) I would call - dry garden stones from Uncle Lao's garden. Black soil like compost is pouring out of all the cracks. I have vacuumed them, scrubbed them with a brush, heated them in the microwave, and boiled them. I've been soaking them in water with a pump for three weeks, and the water is getting cloudy. Naturally, there are no dead organisms in them since they have never been in the reef. The layers in them are brown like those of Crimean shell rock...