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✨ Keep your pool tiles flawless and envy-worthy with every splash!
Oceancare Calcium Releaser is a non-toxic, acid-free cleaner designed to remove calcium deposits and mineral scale from pool tiles, shower doors, and plumbing fixtures. Safe on delicate surfaces like glass, porcelain, and ceramic, this gallon-sized solution covers up to 300 square feet, delivering powerful cleaning without damaging finishes or altering pool pH.
E**T
This stuff really is great
i want to buy 10 of these just to make sure I always have some. If only the storage space.Besides the pool surfaces, I use this on shower heads, faucets, the tub, the pet water fountain and more. Terrible hard water where we're at. The staining is fast and doesn't scrub off with normal cleaners. A quick spray with this stuff, wait 10 seconds and scrubs right off. Can't say enough great things about the product. Works really well.
S**N
It actually works!
Product actually works. I have tried many different products to get rid of calcium in the pool over the last 15 years. This one works the best of any I have tried. Be sure to watch product video for tips - the plastic wrap tip is genius! I used a gallon sprayer and large razor scraper to get the calcium off the tile.
T**Y
The product works
It works.
M**T
works
Expensive (ouch) but it works on calcium deposits on fiberglass pool from retaining wall just above the pool
G**2
No better than CLR
We used the product on this particular section three times over about a week. The tile on the left side of the picture is untreated. After each application, it looked like the product worked - until it was completely dried. All totaled, we used about 2/3 of a gallon over this and other small areas before determining that the product did not work as advertised.
G**N
This product does what it is advertised it will do.
Easy of use and did not damage my glass tile or pool balance
G**N
Get's the first layer, but have to continue to apply to get it all off.
Did not stay on long enough to get all the calcium off
D**E
Takes several applications to descale stone tiles.
It did as advertised, but it took multiple applications to get rid of the worst of it. I had the stone tiles bead blasted last December when we drained old water and refilled with fresh. The amount of scale build up in six months was astonishing. We have a pool service to manage chemistry, which is within parameters. I’m thinking the stone tiles are more susceptible.
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