How do we remove calcium deposits on our patio water fountain
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I agree, CLR is the best product I've found so far to remove calcium.
Soak it in plain white vinegar, it will dissolve the deposits. Try that for several hours or until the deposits are gone.
Diluted vinegar or clr then rinse with distilled water
A white vinegar and water combo is one frequently suggested do-it-yourself remedy. Acetic acid, which is present in vinegar, aids in the dissolution and breakdown of calcium deposits. After applying this combination to the afflicted regions and letting it stay for a while, you can scrub it off with a gentle brush.
Maybe use a Calgon product?