How Do You Remove Calcium Deposits From Pools?
When your pool tiles show signs of white deposits, it is an indicator of high calcium in your water. They key to controlling calcium deposits is to prevent them from forming. If your pool has chemically balanced water, calcium deposits are less likely. It’s important to treat any calcium deposits your pool has and removing the calcium deposits will restore your pool’s beauty and clarity. Test the water with a test kit to determine the water’s calcium level. The results will indicate what pH the water is. Proper pH levels are 7.4 to 7.6 ppm and proper alkalinity levels are 80 to 100 ppm, in order to prevent deposits from forming. Pour the muriatic acid solution into a bucket. You can purchase the solution from any pool retailer. Always wear rubber gloves when handling the solution, as it will burn your skin. Use a sponge to apply the solution to the calcium deposits on the tiles. Let the solution sit for 15 minutes. If the calcium deposit is older, large or stubborn, you may need to use
