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    Default Re: Calcium Deposits?

    My expectation is that it will take awhile and to keep up with the brushing. I'll bet they loosen up and finally flake off.

    I had the same problem and it took about three weeks to completely clear up. I had some scale on my tile bad enough that I needed to drop the water level and clean it off with acid.

    I'm not going to let the ph stay high this coming winter - it's just too much of a mess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PFlynn

    I had the same problem and it took about three weeks to completely clear up. I had some scale on my tile bad enough that I needed to drop the water level and clean it off with acid.
    I need to tackle scaling on the tile next. Oddly, it is only in a few areas that do not even touch the water. What kind of acid did you use?

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