Episode

Water Chemistry vs. Natural Stone

Podcast: Rule Your Pool
Published: Apr 15, 2026
Duration seconds: 811
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Summary

A marble tile line in a pool was etched from the waterline down, which led to Eric researching the composition and geology of marble and other natural stones. Come to find out, most of them are indeed calcium based, and susceptible to acidic damage.