How to Remove Efflorescence from Pavers
Opt for dry brushing if you're dealing with early efflorescence.. Sweep the pavers from one end to the other.. Rinse the area with water if brushing doesn't remove the minerals.
Steps
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Opt for dry brushing if you're dealing with early efflorescence.
Opt for dry brushing if you're dealing with early efflorescence.
2
Sweep the pavers from one end to the other.
Sweep the pavers from one end to the other.
3
Rinse the area with water if brushing doesn't remove the minerals.
Rinse the area with water if brushing doesn't remove the minerals.
4
Continue treating the efflorescence as it appears.
Continue treating the efflorescence as it appears.
5
Sweep the area to remove loose efflorescence.
Sweep the area to remove loose efflorescence.
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Rinse the pavers with 6% vinegar if dry brushing alone doesn't work.
Rinse the pavers with 6% vinegar if dry brushing alone doesn't work.
7
Try muriatic acid if vinegar doesn't work.
Try muriatic acid if vinegar doesn't work.
8
Use a minimal amount of cleaner and water.
Use a minimal amount of cleaner and water.
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