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Cleaning Pool Tiles

May 5, 2014

Got heavy calcium build up on your pool tiles? Don't use dangerous chemicals to clean them with, instead, use a sheet of drywall sandpaper.

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It has enough "bite" to remove the calcium deposits, but not enough to scratch delicate tile surfaces. Fast and easy with no worries of skin burns chemicals can give.

Wet the sandpaper first, then just wipe. I can do my whole pool in an hour or so and I have a very large pool! It leaves the tiles looking brand new.

Source: found this solution in search of an easier way to clean my pools tiles

 
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June 16, 2015

I have read tips about using sandpaper to clean calcium deposits on swimming pool tiles. I've used pumice stone and didn't like the mess it made. The sandpaper idea sounds great. What brand and what grit do you use?

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November 5, 20170 found this helpful

Lime-Away is a product made for this purpose.

 
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November 3, 2017

Calcium deposits can build up on your swimming pool just as they do in a toilet bowl. This is a page about how to remove calcium deposits around swimming pools.

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