Cleaning & Maintaining Your Pool Tiles Is Now As Easy As 1, 2, 3!

Did you know that 35 percent of people don’t shower before getting in the pool? Cleaning your pool is essential; however, when you’re cleaning, you shouldn’t forget the pool tiles. Dive in with us to learn why with Heavy Calcium Releaser, TR3, and Cal Block, it’s now as easy as 1, 2, 3.

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Step 1.

Clean Your Pool Tiles With “Heavy Calcium Releaser”

• Heavy Calcium Releaser is safe, non-toxic, and removes calcium and mineral deposits without affecting your pool's pH


• Keep this product out of the reach of children


• Start by lowering the waterline to at least an inch or so below the titles, and then test in an inconspicuous area because it could etch some surfaces (concrete, marble)


• Next, scrub the surface of calcium using a scrubbing 'scratch' pads or scraper blades to break up the first layer of scum


• Apply Heavy Calcium Releaser liberally to the scrubbed surface; allow it to sit for a few minutes

• You should see the product bubbling or turn white for a second; this is a sign that it's reacting to calcium and doing its job


• After a few minutes, scrub the area again to break through the next layer of scum


• Repeat the process of applying and scrubbing until the area has no calcium buildup


• Rinse thoroughly


• Let dry before moving on


• If you need more aggressive treatment, heat the product to around 10 degrees warmer than the outside air temperature and you can use cleaning pad attachments for cordless drills (green, black, and purple pads are best)

Step 2.

Apply "TR3" to Seal & Restore the Pool Tiles Colors and Gloss

• TR3 protects pool tile, ceramic, porcelain, and glass


• It's UV stable, so it doesn't peel, crack, or yellow


• TR3 is environmentally safe and non-toxic


• TR3 also helps restore color, add gloss, and leave your tiles looking new


• TR3 doesn't negatively impact water chemistry or damage or clog filters


• It is easy to apply and should get used after your Heavy Calcium Releaser; simply spray on and evenly spread over tiles with a paint pad. Wipe any drips or overspray immediately with a damp cloth


• Allow to fully dry before applying Cal block

Step 3.

Finally Spray-on "Cal Block"

• Cal Block protects your pool tiles from damage caused by calcium-build up


• It also makes cleaning tiles a breeze in the future


• Cal block is safe and non-toxic


• It works by blocking calcium and hard scale from building up and becoming hard to remove


• It is long-lasting and should get applied every three to six months


• This is the last product to go on, even after sealers


• Don't spray Cal Block around water containing fish


• Start by lowering the water level below the tile line you want to protect


• On the clean and dry surface, spray Cal Block; allow it to dry for five to ten minutes


• Apply a second coat to ensure full coverage


• Buff of access residue if needed after it dries


• After the Cal Block dries, your tile is ready for regular use and water exposure

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