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Cleaning with MaxxStrip.
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What do you clean? Ceramic pool tile, glass pool tile, waterfalls, stones, fuax rock, copper, and concrete.
How long have you be cleaning? Since 2012.
Will my tile be damaged? No. Soft media and low pressure leaves the tile looking new.
What is the blast media? MaxxStrip, also known as Kieserite, is imported from Germany. MaxxStrip is classified as a soft, water-soluble media, with a neutral pH in solution. Kieserite is a similar to Epsom Salt.
Is the media safe? Yes. MaxxStrip is safe for the environment, is used as a fertilizer and will not harm any surrounding landscaping.
How long does it take to clean tile? Less than a day.
Can I swim the same day? Yes.
Scroll Down for ... Do I need to drain my pool?
What do you clean? Ceramic pool tile, glass pool tile, waterfalls, stones, fuax rock, copper, and concrete.
How long have you be cleaning? Since 2012.
Will my tile be damaged? No. Soft media and low pressure leaves the tile looking new.
What is the blast media? MaxxStrip, also known as Kieserite, is imported from Germany. MaxxStrip is classified as a soft, water-soluble media, with a neutral pH in solution. Kieserite is a similar to Epsom Salt.
Is the media safe? Yes. MaxxStrip is safe for the environment, is used as a fertilizer and will not harm any surrounding landscaping.
How long does it take to clean tile? Less than a day.
Can I swim the same day? Yes.
Scroll Down for ... Do I need to drain my pool?
Do I need to drain my pool? No. Water removal to below the tile is all that is needed. The need for a water exchange should be evaluated.
What is hard water? The amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in the water. Hard water is high in dissolved minerals, largely calcium and magnesium.
What is a pool water exchange? Removing and replacing pool water.
How often does my pool need a water exchange? Usually 5 to 7 years. Every year, the entire pool evaporates leaving behind undesirable minerals and chemicals.
When is a water exchange is needed? When the pool chemistry becomes difficult to manage. Often high levels of total dissolved solids, hardness, alkalinity and cyanuric acid are present.
Scroll Down for ... What is on my pool tile?
What is hard water? The amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in the water. Hard water is high in dissolved minerals, largely calcium and magnesium.
What is a pool water exchange? Removing and replacing pool water.
How often does my pool need a water exchange? Usually 5 to 7 years. Every year, the entire pool evaporates leaving behind undesirable minerals and chemicals.
When is a water exchange is needed? When the pool chemistry becomes difficult to manage. Often high levels of total dissolved solids, hardness, alkalinity and cyanuric acid are present.
Scroll Down for ... What is on my pool tile?
What is on my pool tile? Calcium carbonate is white and flaky. It's fairly easy to take off. Calcium silicate is white-grey and more difficult to move.
What can I do about the calcium build up? Calcium build up happens in every pool, Slow the process with regular maintenance.
Yay! My pool tile is clean! What now? Purchase a quality chlorine with a low amount of 'other.' Maintain the proper ph all year long.
What is "other?' 'Other' ingredients are mostly undesirables and binders. The other ingrediants eventualy contribute to Look on the front of the container for 99% chlorine and 1% other.
What are the types of Chlorine? Salt chlorination, tri-chlor, calcium hypochlorite, di-chlor, lithium hypochlorite and liquid chlorine (sodium hypochlorite) Each chlorine type has a different chlorine purity level. For example, tri-chlor, a very popular form of chlorine most commonly sold as tablets, typically contains 90% pure chlorine. Calcium hypochlorite, another popular chlorine form is typically sold with a 65% chlorine purity level.
What is up with Arizona water? It is hard. USGS hardness map.
What can I do about the calcium build up? Calcium build up happens in every pool, Slow the process with regular maintenance.
Yay! My pool tile is clean! What now? Purchase a quality chlorine with a low amount of 'other.' Maintain the proper ph all year long.
What is "other?' 'Other' ingredients are mostly undesirables and binders. The other ingrediants eventualy contribute to Look on the front of the container for 99% chlorine and 1% other.
What are the types of Chlorine? Salt chlorination, tri-chlor, calcium hypochlorite, di-chlor, lithium hypochlorite and liquid chlorine (sodium hypochlorite) Each chlorine type has a different chlorine purity level. For example, tri-chlor, a very popular form of chlorine most commonly sold as tablets, typically contains 90% pure chlorine. Calcium hypochlorite, another popular chlorine form is typically sold with a 65% chlorine purity level.
What is up with Arizona water? It is hard. USGS hardness map.