Pool Tile Cleaning | Pool Tile Repair | Calcium Removal
Lime stains, sometimes called scale, occur around the upper edge of the pool and resemble deposits of white or gray crusts. They are often caused by hard water or minerals that seep from nearby mortar glue. If left in place, they can lead to permanent stains on the tile, as well as causing the pool to […]
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What is the white stuff on my pool and how does it appear? The white or grayish deposit, also called calcium deposits, which is sometimes rough can appear on the liner of your swimming pool (on the bottom, the walls, and especially at the level of the waterline). The formation of these deposits is because of
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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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Lime stains, sometimes called scale, occur around the upper edge of the pool and resemble deposits of white or gray crusts. They are often caused by hard water or minerals that seep from nearby mortar glue. If left in place, they can lead to permanent stains on the tile, as well as causing the pool to
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