sharon100 Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 Hi all, I posted this in the general forum and didn't receive any replies...so I thought I'd try it here. I need help with removing a scale deposit at the water line of my spa. Last winter I let the balance of my water get away from me for too many reasons to list, including a failed cover that was growing all sorts things on it. Anyway, I couldn't keep the TA and Ph balanced and overloaded the spa with baking soda causing extremely high Ph and TA. Needless to say it caused a scale formation around the water line of the spa (not too mention ruining the heater element). The ring of scale is pretty unsightly and last time I drained the tub I tried using Lime Away, but it didn't touch most of the scale. Any suggestions as to what I can use to remove this? I am planning on draining and refilling sometime in the next month and would really like to clean it up. BTW it is a textured fiberglass shell. Thanks in advance Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hot H2o Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 Hi all, I posted this in the general forum and didn't receive any replies...so I thought I'd try it here. I need help with removing a scale deposit at the water line of my spa. Last winter I let the balance of my water get away from me for too many reasons to list, including a failed cover that was growing all sorts things on it. Anyway, I couldn't keep the TA and Ph balanced and overloaded the spa with baking soda causing extremely high Ph and TA. Needless to say it caused a scale formation around the water line of the spa (not too mention ruining the heater element). The ring of scale is pretty unsightly and last time I drained the tub I tried using Lime Away, but it didn't touch most of the scale. Any suggestions as to what I can use to remove this? I am planning on draining and refilling sometime in the next month and would really like to clean it up. BTW it is a textured fiberglass shell. Thanks in advance Prevention is the best way. Use Spa Metal Gone when you fill it and Spa Defender weekly. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sharon100 Posted September 12, 2006 Author Report Share Posted September 12, 2006 Thanks for your response. I understand prevention is the best way. As I explained I had a bit of trouble with balancing the water last winter which created this issue. I always use Metal-X upon fresh fill and and also use it weekly as maintenance, but it hasn't helped with the current deposit. My question is since I already have scale deposits at the water line what can I use to remove it? Just putting Spa Defender in weekly will remove what's already there? Thanks in advance, Sharon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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