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Pretty cool how code POOL19 isn’t valid for items in my cart when the only 2 products in this video are The only things in my cart👌🏽

Will this work for stone tile installed at the water line for swimming pools?

Lmfao. Right. Cya in 30 hours. Just pay for bead blasting

Used pool acid once a week to maintain pool balance and it disappear on its on. This year I didn’t clean the pool as much as I used too. However I also learned more about my pool character then I have in the last 20 years. I have several properties with pool and I used last chemicals saving money but using pool acid every two weeks. It keeps the pool perfectly balance with let’s the algae and hard water away. I super chlorine once a week and add chlorine tablets as needed usually once every two weeks as while. I recommend you brush the pool sides every few days which I haven’t done myself due to the many DIY projects I’m doing!!! I hope this helps someone. Which the price of pool chemicals and hiring pool service things can start to be affordable fast.

The suggestion of the razor scraper was perfect. Worked better than any other option/tool I tried.

Can you use the calcium releaser on waterfall rocks, which are man made?

Thanks for this! As someone who just arduously spent 2 weeks scraping 20 years of calcium build-up on 156 tiles, this video was a goldmine to ensure all that hard work doesn't go to waste.

What do you charge?

My maintenance company who also built my pool, charged me $175 for a treatment to prevent calcium build up. My pool is only a year old. We never had any calcium build up. After week after this treatment there is calcium build up everywhere. Im so confused. Anyone know what may have caused this?

We need a tool that can spin on a battery drill and chew the deposit off using power. Am I gonna have to invent this tool?

What is the chemical name of your spray. Worried about allergies

The music in the background is so irritating I could not finish watching this video

I have black glass tile Saltwater pool with chlorine. My glass tile has a white film I can’t get off with vinegar would this spray work and what type of brush since mine is glass?

Does this stuff effect your body siting in water and all those chemicals? I'm very sensitive so I'm trying to make sure the pool water after this, isn't going to pull a pool of chemicals now 😮

Hi oceancare. How does your chemicals affect the pool? Will I need to add different chemical to offset them?

Bought the product. Left under plastic after scraping for a whole day. Did nothing. Tried it again for 19 hrs under plastic wrap. Did nothing. Complete waste of money.

Helpful video. I have shiny glass tiles around my pool. My calcium buildup isn't that bad, it is a calcium water line & the tile looks dull. I have found that liquid car wax does it all. it removed the calcium water line, makes the tile shiny, and protects the tile. Just put a dab on a rag & rub it in really well, and then rinse it off. DONE!

Large magnets on pipes descale.

This didn't work for us at all. 9 hours of scrubbing, left product on with plastic wrap for hours and overnight. Neither helped. Waste of money.

I bought everything and followed the directions to a tee. It did not work, and when I posted that, Brian asked me to take pics of the pool and problem. Not only did he give me feedback on why it probably isn't working (because it is likely salt not calcium build up), he offered a money back return with free shipping. Very impressive customer service, and if I ever need this product, I will come straight to Ocean Care. Now to figure out my next move to treat the saline build up.

Everything has to do with water chemistry. We now know that most pools need lower alkalinity and lsi balanced. We usually clean tile one and never again.

Window scraper, then muriatic acid dispensed with a SIRACHA bottle with the green needle head. 2 or 3 passes will remove 90%, waiting 5-10 min between each pass. minimal effort and cost.

okay so you edited this video down to 6 minutes.. Fyi if I spent 6 minute on 15 areas each about the same dimensions as yours... I would just pay someone to do it.. how ever I know of a much faster easier way to accomplish the same if not better results... nylon filament wire brush preferably on a cordless drill to break away the larger calcium deposit..then Muriatic Acid and viola done, in just a fraction of the time.. P.S. mine is Stone waterfall which is much harder to clean then a tile..

I have a pebble tech pool. I have calcium streaks around the wall both above and below the waterline. I’ve drained the pool and am power washing the pool to get rid of algae. But my walls look like they were attacked by a fli k of birds. Any suggestions.

Man this would take forever! And a lot of product.

No need to buy gimmicky products. Mix 3/1 water to muriatic acid in a spray bottle and voila same effect. Basic chemistry here Acids and Bases.

The easiest way I have found is using a Power washer of 2000 psi or greater..no scrubbing. Easiest less work!!! The only thing is that you need to test is the distance and angle when using the washer. You would think going closer to the calcium would be more powerful...but its about 4-6 inches away on an angle that starts to break it up. Its almost as if a certain frequency of the distance of the spray works. You hold it on a spot on an angle..and then wait..you can see the shape of the sprayer becoming less white against the tile. I would do a pass and then see there maybe another layer to do but much less noticeable. I would spend about 20-40 seconds on a tile moving slowly. 2 Passes to get it. There might be a part where it seems thicker...do a third pass on those spots.

cool video! is this the same process for quartzite? (lots uneven areas) TIA

I used a pumice stone but already used most of it on just one tile, that's out. Didn't want to try the metal scraper because I thought I would do damage to the tile. Gonna try that now that I watched your video. Our water here in Visalia, Ca. is horrible! Alkaline build up you wouldn't believe! I blame the city for screwin' up my pool! Gonna try your products too. The calcium build up is so bad, it looks like chunky globs of dry cement that would take a jack-hammer to remove, lol. New homeowner here and they left the pool in shambles!

How can I find my order number? I don’t seem to have an email. Thx!

It's a junk product. Sadly.

if this works then shouldnt you be selling this to all pool installers for pool w a tile line? You say you have a sealant for after cleaning off the build up, then it would be better to put the sealant on the tiles for new pools first to avoid build up ever???? this should be your selling point

Will this work on hand painted tiles in fountains? I’m project manager at a huge outdoor mall with tons of fountains with massive calcium buildup… any advice will help thanks

Can you swim after you use the acid?

I purchased these products and also saw little to no difference. It’s almost a joke that it’s sold in a 32 Oz bottle (other than needing a dispenser itself). I’d need to repeat this process many times with many bottles in order for this to work.

I bought your HIgh-Performance Enhancing Sealer to use on my 1,100 Sq. Foot PA Bluestone (select blue, thermal finish). I was tremendously disappointed to see that it did not enhance the color of the stone AT ALL. Perhaps the bluestone is more dense and thus didn't allow sufficient penetration to enhance the color.

Just scrape it off. I don’t know how good this product works or doesn’t but I do know my stove top scraper worked well

Thank you for your video. Do you have a video showing how the sealer looks if you want to keep it close to its natural color stone? Your video is only showing the darker color stone once it’s been applied. I want to keep my stone looking natural not darken. Also, do you mix the sealer with water or anything or is it ready to be used? How do I determine how much sealer I need, I have two patios and a long walkway?

I think the product is working on my pool but your spray bottles are totally useless. I attached the spayer to the calcium remover and as soon as I started to spray it popped off the bottle which fortunately didn,t fall in the pool. It landed on the deck and about cup or more spilled out. I then tried to line up the spayer so it was tight but it still slipped off so I duct taped the sprayer lid on and it still leaked as I was using it. Today I started using the sealer in my shower and sure enough it popped off as well and spilled a large amount on the floor. I resorted to the duct tape again and it still leaks out as the spray works it way down the side of the bottle. For that price you should be able to supply a decent spray bottle.

I have this problem too. I have a saltwater pool and for some reason, I didn’t expect the build-up. I assumed the salt water would be akin to having a water softener in the house. I guess I was wrong. My build-up appears to be coming from the grout lines. It’s not really all over the tiles except where it’s spreading from the grout lines. The grout lines do appear to be poorly grouted in those areas and they are mostly around the spill over. Would you suggest re-grouting after cleaning with your process? Thanks!!

Ridiculous. Forget the chemical strippers. Use a pumice stone. Or an angle grinder with a paint stripper pad found at Harbor Freight. Fast, simple, works. Experts use a glass bead blasting process on really bad surfaces. You can use a spray vinegar if you need more accelerant.

You've made this so much more difficult than it really is. All you need to do is put muratic acid on it. I use a 50/50 mix of muratic acid and water in a garden sprayer and even the biggest calcium deposits wash away easily. Done.

Are there any issues with water quality after using the cleaner or sealer?

Didn’t work in my pool

I could use this on concrete floors?

How does this do around pools? Any slippage concerns?

Do you have any recommendations for a Baja/sunshelf that has glass tile with calcium? I'd have to drain the pool a foot or more to have it exposed...

Once the solutions are applied, how do they impact the chlorine, acid, and conditioner levels? Is there anything to manage once doing this process?

Con Doesn't work. Better to join a gym to get a workout. Don't waste your money.

Does it damage grout? We’ve used a diluted Maria tic acid and it makes the grout bubble.