will it take the green out
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It would tone it down. Don't know if it would give you the look you want. For the cost of the product, it would be worth a try.
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It will rid you of the green (algae) water but it wont rid you of algae attached to the rocks and glass. Anything that gets sucked through it will die
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I wpuld guess that it would clean it to get the spots out, however you probably would need to soak i and re soak it several times in dawn to make sure the chemical is not remaining.
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The only way to be sure is to contact Greenworks and get their answer. That is a lesson I learned the hard way.
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Yes, it will turn to green after expose to light, this is the property of green sandalwood.
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The green legs come off of the seat part. Other than that I don't think so. You may can take them off and maybe will drain somehow.
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Yeah it is green also but I have had great success with it. So long as you adjust your PH it work great. Depending on what your growing.
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It works with green gas but I would recommend Co2 because the green gas is weak and doesn't shoot as far as Co2.
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You may be stuck because your glass has a green tint to it. This fixture will work best with clear glass.
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It will remove it as well as any other. I like this product because it removes dark stains, and leave the hull original.
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yes, if you take about enough of the buckwheat out it would. You'd probably have to remove about half?
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I'm not sure what green briar is, but this tool will pull up anything! I love it
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No, because I don't like it enough to use it more. It's not good for greens like the reviews say. If you have more money to spend, spend it on a better juicer.
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yes it will. After removal you will have to clean surface with an adhesive remover. Goo Gone will work as well if you do not have access to commercial grade products.
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Hi My information doesn't gave green works. So it may not fit. Sorry not much help. Thank you texasvalue
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Not sure. Depends on the type of substance you need to get out If it's just regular dirt or some light grease it will probably work If it's some dried on stain I am not sure since I have not tried using it for that
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I use Simple Green on the light stuff, but it sounds like you might need something more aggressive. Bleach maybe? Sorry I can't be of more assistance. This definitely makes the case for letting it dry completely before putting it away.