Pool Tile Cleaning | Pool Tile Cleaning | Calcium Removal
When you want to install a salt chlorinator in a pool with well water, we recommend that you empty it and fill it with water from the water supply grid. What are the drawbacks of well water The reason is that lime and other minerals often cause problems in the chlorinator electrode. During electrolysis, lime […]
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You often do the same when it comes to cleaning your pool. In doing so, you limit cleaning your pool to a series of standard tasks. While this does not pose any problem in the short term, we nevertheless recommend that you regularly perform the following tasks when cleaning your pool. 1. Clean the edge of
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Pool tiles are very easy to clean. Because the dirt is usually the same ones found in damp rooms such as kitchen, bathroom, shower and swimming pool. On the other hand, cleaning the joints is another story! Under the action of humidity and corrosive water treatment products (chlorine, salt, bromine), the joints become dirty, blacken and stain
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When it comes to your body, calcium is a very good thing, but when it comes to your pool, it is not. When calcium forms on your pool, an effect known as limescale, your pool can look unsightly and even be in danger. If lime develops in your pool, you should hire pool maintenance professionals to inspect and clean up debris from its surfaces. Most pool
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Clean, healthy pool water should be the ultimate goal for any pool owner. The most common solution to achieve this is a regular treatment of the pool water to remove lime and debris. However, the wrong dosage of cleaning products can lead to the accumulation of several layers of limestone on the walls and in the pool’s bottom. To remove this debris, you need to understand
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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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A common issue that every pool owner will encounter at some point down the road would be calcium buildup in the area around the pool. Calcium buildup can cause your pool to look dated and aged. You spend tens and thousands on a new pool why not just keep it that way? We see so
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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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