💪 Enhanced Quart Trigger: Unleash Powerful Calcium Releasing Capacity Review

The product really works. I recently bought a house that had limescale and scale all over it. As a last resort I bought this spray. I could see it working before my eyes. I sprayed and cleaned with a pumice stone on some heavy spots and I could see it sizzling and working. I have a typical blue tile and it really works.

Have tried this product along with many others and the best was the 3M paint and rust removal disc. Plug it into a drill and it will clean the tiles. 30-60 seconds per tile. Disc&qid=1617552405&sprefix=3m+color+and+rust%2caps%2C272&sr=8-5

Love it. The manufacturer's information is too optimistic. I did that and it worked. Let the bottle warm up in the morning sun for 4 hours. Sprayed a 4 foot area 3 tiles deep. After ten minutes a transparent film appears. Leave on until the next day. Scrub with "Magic Eraser" pads. Then, rinse the area with a garden hose. On the 2nd day I finished the whole pool.

I was hoping this product was legit. Well, not for my pool. I made 3 applications after the video and left it at a Saransk film overnight. Hydrochloric acid is much easier to use and more effective. This product also left a film on my stone. And finally, the trigger screwed onto the bottle falls off. I ended up having to stick it on to use the product. Save time and money. I wish I could get a refund.

I have had limescale in some pots around my pool for over 12 years. I doubted anything but a jackhammer could remove the buildup. I tried this product and it immediately started dissolving mineral deposits. I still had to use elbow wax and a scraper, but I'm VERY happy with the results. The photo shows the same area before and after a procedure. I will treat my problem areas again for even better results. Good product!

I can't either! I tried the liter atomizer on just one tile to see how it works. The construction is poor, so a few splatters/scratches, a lot of effort was to be expected. A tile was sprayed, left for a few minutes and then scraped - 17 times. I gave up after an hour and a half - at one tile. Viewed product video, followed instructions. I see no difference to tiles that have not been "cleaned" with this product, even in lightly built areas.

We live in So. Gauge, where water is harder than cement. Limescale builds up on the back wall of our pool. I can spray it with salt pebbles or use this product for a few hundred bucks. It works for me and I am ordering it again today. It's a bit expensive. It needs to be used a lot to cover it up and let it sink in. And not a few minutes, as in the instructions. I called them and that was the additional information I got and it works. I use a pressure washer for this. Much luck.

I watched the manufacturer's video on YouTube. I followed their instructions, such as using a razor blade to scrape off as much calcium as possible. I then applied a thick coat and covered it with plastic wrap as detailed in the video. The next day I hoped that the remaining calcium would have been scraped off or rubbed off. It did absolutely nothing. I scraped it with a razor and wiped it with a 3M tissue and it made no difference. I hate spending my retirement money on products that don't…

bought a house with a concrete pool 15 years ago and inherited a problem with limescale deposits on the dark blue tiles behind a waterfall. I've been fighting it ever since. Used many "guaranteed" products to solve the problem with no results. Use a chisel and toothpick to pry off the debris. Many hours but never solved. I reluctantly bought this product and although it took a few uses and a bit of cleaning with a 3M pad, the problem is finally solved. If the deposits are very thick, scrape…