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Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? #12681740 03/20/18 10:53 PM
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I've heard online of people cleaning a Styrofoam minnow bucket with baking soda but I was wondering if super washing soda will work as well without killing the minnows if I rinse it out well and dry it out with a towel

Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: Catfanman] #12681931 03/21/18 12:41 AM
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I would never use Minnows.....but a guy I know uses Clorox clean up with great success....just rinse thoroughly and let sit in the Sun for a while...never had a problem with residual...except one time when he forgot to rinse it....the aerator made quite a bubble show. And quickly killed a half a pound of minutes right before a very important trip.

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Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: Catfanman] #12681957 03/21/18 01:00 AM
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Its easy to overthink this. Wash it and rinse it out really well. Youll wreck it with very hot (near boiling) water. And, ive never been able to completely remove smells from styrofoam, even with bleach. Though bleach really helps after cleaning with soap.


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Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: Catfanman] #12681984 03/21/18 01:20 AM
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Just wash it out will water and set in the sun

Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: Catfanman] #12681989 03/21/18 01:23 AM
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One bucket for minnows one bucket for beer... Problem solved.


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Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: TroyKing] #12682121 03/21/18 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted By: TroyKing
I would never use Minnows.....but a guy I know uses Clorox clean up with great success....just rinse thoroughly and let sit in the Sun for a while...never had a problem with residual...except one time when he forgot to rinse it....the aerator made quite a bubble show. And quickly killed a half a pound of minutes right before a very important trip.


Never??? roflmao roflmao Ill hold you to that!

Re: Can you clean a Styrofoam minnow bucket with super washing soda? [Re: Jig Man] #12682123 03/21/18 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted By: Jig Man
One bucket for minnows one bucket for beer... Problem solved.


I THOUGHT everyone knew that...guess not...but they do now! cheers

Wait a minute, why are you trying to mess up a perfectly slimy minnow bucket?

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