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The pool vessel is not a watertight compartment, but is subject to constant water inlets and outlets. This happens well because the rain enters on a stormy day, either because you fill it with water from the general bring, or because it evaporates on a day of sun and bath. With these continuous changes in their levels, […]
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This must be one of the many questions on the mind of a pool owner. And here I will be giving 5 ways on how to remove calcium deposits from your pool! And not only will it look better, it will allow you to enjoy your pool like you once did! 1. Use a calcium
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If you love to use your pool but hate the way it looks, look no further. Here at Specialty Aquatic Tile Cleaning, we can take care of just about any problem you have! Tile Repair/ Replacement If you have tiles that are beat up, cracked and even chipped we can take care of that no
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You guys reading this you’re probably wondering what causes calcium scales in pools? Well, the chances are with your pool you were taking no precautions to help avoid calcium scales. Calcium carbonate typically forms where the water line is in the pool. As the evaporation increases during the summer with warm heat, the scale itself
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Types of Services We Offer? Here at the specialty aquatic tile cleaning, we offer a wide range of pool cleaning services! I will first start off by telling you that a clean pool is a lot more enjoyable. When your pool is clean and everything is right, you can expect to swim with your eyes
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What is White deposit? The white deposit is a deposit of limestone that can agglomerate on the walls and the bottom of your pool. What is limestone? It is the result of a combination of calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate which consequently forms a high TH (hardness of water). The hardness of the water depends
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TH and pH are among the 3 factors that make up the balance of water with TAC. They allow you to keep clean and clear water all season. To enlighten you and help you to differentiate them, here are our explanations: TH The tH corresponds to the hardness of the water, which indicates its concentration in limestone. It
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Most likely, if you see spots along the waterline, you are dealing with a calcium deposit. And you’ll want to know how to remove lime from the pool, unfortunately, calcium deposits tend to be incredibly difficult to clean. There are some reasons why you may start to notice these spots around the waterline. The first reason is hard water,
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How to Remove Large Calcium Deposits in a Water Heater Calcium deposits are formed on surfaces that touch hard water. Even though these deposits occur naturally, they can cost you a lot of money if you do not eliminate them. Calcium deposits can cause a water heater to increase fuel use by 40 percent or more. It is
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How to Remove Heavy Concrete Calcium Deposits Calcium deposits, or efflorescence, form when excess moisture inside cement rises to the surface. These white powder deposits are common in basement walls, floors, and other cement surfaces. Although efflorescence is not harmful to cement, excessive amounts of it can cause fungal or insect problems. Once the calcium deposits harden,
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