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123 Pool Joint Vomiting Prevention and Repair Tips Pool salt vomiting, commonly known as “joint vomiting”, is a condition that causes white stains to appear on pool surfaces. These stains are caused by the buildup of salts in the surface jointing and materials used. To prevent and repair this vomiting, you can consider the following prevention and repair tips: 1. Pay Attention to the Implementation Process •Wait for Complete Drying: It is important to wait for the materials and water used during jointing to dry completely. Processing quickly causes the moisture remaining on the surface to evaporate and start carrying salts. • Get the Timing Right: If the materials do not have a chance to dry sufficiently during the process, this problem of moisture and salt migration can cause whitening of the joints. 2. Choose the Right Material •Use Sturdy and Durable Materials: Sturdy materials, such as porcelain, help prevent joint vomiting. Porcelain has a low water absorption rate, preventing the possibility of white stains. •Avoid Ceramic or Natural Stone: Highly absorbent ceramic or natural stone materials can cause salt to escape from joints and the structure of the material itself. Such materials absorb more moisture, which leads to salt accumulating on the surface. 3. Apply Joint Sealant Correctly •Use Quality Joint Sealant: High-quality and water-resistant joint sealants help prevent joint vomiting. Poor quality sealants attract salt deposits more easily. •Fill Joint Gaps Completely: Failure to fill the joint gaps completely may also cause salt overflow. Filling the joints completely during application prevents water from passing through the joints and reduces the formation of vomiting. 4. Perform Surface Maintenance •Clean the Surface Regularly: The salts accumulated on the surface of the pool may form white stains over time. To prevent these stains, the pool should be cleaned regularly. Especially areas that may cause salt water to accumulate should be checked more frequently. •Careful Selection of Cleaning Products: Avoid acidic cleaning products, as they can further expose the salts in the joints. Using soft cleaning products will be more effective. 5. Repair Steps •Remove Salt Vomiting: When white stains appear on the joints, they are usually caused by salts that have risen to the surface. Wipe the salty areas with a damp cloth and use a special cleaner to remove the deposits between the joints. •Replace Joint Sealant: If joint vomiting has become widespread, it may be necessary to replace joint sealants. Existing joint sealants should be cleaned and a high-quality, water-resistant sealant should be used. Conclusion Choosing the right material, correct application techniques and regular maintenance are very important for a robust pool structure. In order to prevent the problem of joint vomiting in the pool, the use of quality materials and a careful application process are necessary. Example of joint vomiting Example of joint vomiting 123