Pool Tile Cleaning | Pool Tile Repair | Calcium Removal
Have you noticed some greyish white scales in your pool? Or some discoloration right around the water line in your pool? Or even some crusty deposits in the corner of your pool? If yes, those are calcium deposits. What are Calcium Deposits in the Pool? Calcium carbonate is a chemical compound made up of a […]
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You may be wondering, “What causes calcium white scales and deposits to form on my pool tiles?” Well, chances are you did not know that some active precautions have to be taken to prevent them from forming. Calcium carbonate typically forms where the water line is in the pool. As the evaporation increases during the
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Have you noticed some greyish white scales in your pool? Or some discoloration right around the water line in your pool? Or even some crusty deposits in the corner of your pool? If yes, those are calcium deposits. They can be a major eyesore and make your pool unattractive to swim in. What worse, they’re
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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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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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Have you noticed some greyish white scales in your pool? Or some discoloration right around the water line in your pool? Or even some crusty deposits in the corner of your pool? If yes, those are calcium deposits. REMOVING CALCIUM DEPOSITS FROM YOUR POOL This must be one of the many questions on the mind
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