Moved from here.
I have the same “deposit” drips in my pool. I’ve lived here 7 years and they just showed up about a year ago. The pool wasn’t new when i moved in, but not sure if it had been replastered at any point.
I took a very flexible putty knife and at a angle, worked from the bottom up. I was trying to avoid popping off the thicker part of the deposit, which is at the top, and taking a layer of plaster with it.
They come off easily, and looks to be no damage to the plaster.
i don’t even want to deal with the root of the problem, so I’ll pretend they are a normal occurance.
I have the same “deposit” drips in my pool. I’ve lived here 7 years and they just showed up about a year ago. The pool wasn’t new when i moved in, but not sure if it had been replastered at any point.
I took a very flexible putty knife and at a angle, worked from the bottom up. I was trying to avoid popping off the thicker part of the deposit, which is at the top, and taking a layer of plaster with it.
They come off easily, and looks to be no damage to the plaster.
i don’t even want to deal with the root of the problem, so I’ll pretend they are a normal occurance.
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So it sounds as if you are satisfied with manually scraping off the excess material for now. If you have questions later, post back with a full set of water test results and we may be able to give you more tips to help manage the water. Thanks for posting.
