Will Removing calcium from the tiles stain bottom?

[coolbeverage]

I have pretty bad calcium buildup, I found that I can pretty easily remove it with a non woven drill mount quick strip disc. That is a tip for anyone reading.
However all the calcium chunks will fall into the water. I am worried about them staining the bottom concrete (Plaster?) from landing on it and sitting there.
Also I imagine this is going to raise the calcium in the water quite a bit. Any tips for what I should do to mitigate these issues? Really looking forward to having clean tiles for the first time since moving here.
Thanks!

 

[Rancho Cost-a-Lotta]

I can't really answer your question, but I'm interested in how this works out for you. I suspect the effect of calcium in the water will be minimum.

Please post some before and after pics. Include a few of the tiles when dry. Also link the disc you're using.

 

[coolbeverage]

Avanti Pro 4 in. x 1 in. Non-Woven Drill Mount Quick-Strip Disc PNW040100D01G - The Home Depot

Visit the Home Depot to buy Avanti Pro 4 in. x 1 in. Wire Strip Disc PNW040100D01G

www.homedepot.com

This is the disc, as you can see it works really well, gets all of the stuff off and doesnt damage the tile. here are some pictures, after, before (some are much much worse than this, and the bottom of pool spots that I am worried about making more of.

 

[Rancho Cost-a-Lotta]

Are you able to vacuum up the calcium debris?

 

[coolbeverage]

The white spots on the bottom are stuck there. I assume I could vacuum after every session of de-calciuming the tiles, but i wanted to ask some experts to tell me what to do and not do.

 

[ajw22]

The white spots on the bottom are stuck there. I assume I could vacuum after every session of de-calciuming the tiles, but i wanted to ask some experts to tell me what to do and not do.

Take a paint scraper and see if the white spots can be scraped off the plaster.