Nothing is more annoying than when your facade is full of white stains or powdery efflorescence.
This white deposit is common in both new construction and existing homes and affects the neat appearance of your property.
The cause usually lies with lime efflorescence or salt rash. Moisture in the masonry takes lime or salts to the surface. Once the water evaporates, white crystals are left behind. The result: a facade that looks dull and less well maintained.
Fortunately, there is a powerful cleaner that tackles this problem quickly and effectively.
Causes of white deposits on facade
A facade can develop white deposits for a variety of reasons. The most common cause is lime efflorescence, where lime dissolves from the brick or mortar and migrates to the surface. Once the water evaporates, a white haze is left on the bricks.
In addition, salt rash is common. Here, salts crystallise in the stone as soon as moisture evaporates, creating powdery, white spots. Another possible cause is cement slurry or residual mortar after bricklaying. These can cause discolouration very similar to white scale.
In many cases, the scale appears within a few months of the completion of a house or wall. Nevertheless, even older facades can suffer from it, for example due to rain, leaks or high groundwater levels.
Consequences of white deposits
A white haze on the façade seems mainly an optical problem, but it can also make maintenance difficult.
The scale reduces moisture evaporation, which can eventually cause staining or new efflorescence.
It also gives an unkempt impression and diminishes the appearance of your home or business premises.
To avoid this, timely cleaning is important.
Why ordinary cleaning doesn't work
Using only water or a simple brush will usually not remove white deposits.
The crystals are trapped in the pores of the stone and simply reappear when it rains.
To really tackle this problem, you need a powerful cleaning agent needed that dissolves lime and salt efflorescence rather than just polishing away superficially.
Super White Deposits Remover
- White deposit
- Lime efflorescence
- Salt rash
How to remove white deposits?
Removing whitewash is easy with the right approach.
Follow these steps for best results:
- Wet the stones with white deposits well with a garden hose.
- Also moisten adjacent surfaces, such as paving, to prevent staining.
- Dilute the product at a ratio of 1 to 4 with water (e.g. 1 litre of product to 3 litres of water in a back sprayer).
- Apply the mixture generously to the soiling with a spray.
- Leave the product on for 10 to 15 minutes, brushing in between with a hard brush, patio cleaner or brown toad.
- Rinse the treated surface thoroughly with clean water.
White stain removal video
Want to see how easy it is to remove whitewash, limescale efflorescence or salt rash? In this video, we show you step-by-step how the Super White Deposits Remover of SuperCleaners works. You will see exactly how to apply the remedy, how long to let it take effect and how quickly your facade will be clean and fresh again.
In addition, in the video we also discuss impregnation of the facade - a smart way to give your wall long-term protection against moisture, dirt and new white deposits.
→ More information about impregnation? Read here our extensive vlog on facade impregnation.
Benefits of white deposit remover
The Super White Deposits Remover by SuperCleaners has been specially developed to effectively remove stubborn white scale, lime efflorescence and salt deposits from facades and masonry. This powerful agent offers several benefits:
- Wide-ranging: Suitable for brick, masonry and various types of facades.
- Thorough cleaning: Removes not only white deposits, but also cement slurry and mortar residues.
- Safe to use: Suitable for all types of brick without surface damage.
- Quick result: Within a short time, the difference is visible and the facade looks fresh again.
- Long-lasting effect: Prevents resurfacing and keeps surfaces clean for a long time.
Prevention of white deposits
Preventing white staining completely is difficult, but with proper maintenance you can significantly reduce the chances of new white staining. Check the façade regularly for moisture spots or leaks so that problems are spotted early. Clean white deposits as soon as you see them, before they can penetrate deeper into the masonry. In addition, use a professional cleaner periodically to prevent new efflorescence and keep the façade clean and fresh for a long time.
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Do you suffer from white scale, lime efflorescence or salt deposits on your facade? Then choose the Super White Deposits Remover from SuperCleaners and give your walls, garden wall or paving a fresh, clean look again. Order today and say goodbye to that dull, white haze on your facade!
