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(I HATE efflorescence and this is how to get rid of it)

Wanna learn how to clean efflorescence off stone?

Efflorescence is just salt deposits. It looks white and can really drag down the appearance of retaining walls or bricks. Fortunately there are multiple ways to remove it.

Hi Friend, this is Jeff from Home Repair Tutor and this quick video will show you how I cleaned stubborn efflorescence off my stone wall. I used a diluted solution of water and muriatic acid. You can buy a huge bottle of muriatic acid at the local hardware store for $7.29.

You’ll want to dilute the muriatic acid so that it doesn’t harm your stone. And remember to add acid to water. I added about 1 gallon of water to a plastic bucket then dumped in 12 ounces of the acid. Stir it with a plastic or wooden stirrer.

Then you can apply the solution using a plastic brush. Make sure to wear goggles, chemical resistant gloves, a long sleeve shirt, pants, and boots. Safety first.

A complete materials list is over on my site at

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Check out my video for all the details on how to clean efflorescence off a stone wall

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Episode 74 ~ Polyco Multi-Task Gloves

During the second half of 2016, a new version of EN388, the mechanical hazards standard for protective gloves will be published.

One of the key changes to the standard is that it will now include back of the hand protection and it should make it easier to identify which gloves offer which level of protection.

In this video Roger Bisby and Skill Builder Editor, Georgina Bisby, discuss the changes in more detail and look at some gloves from Polyco which meet the new standard: the new Multi-Task E (Hi-Viz), Grip It Oil C5 TP, or Multi-Task E C5.

These products all feature a layer of thermoplastic rubber (TPR) applied to the back of the gloves that has been engineered to guard against injuries caused by impact. Later this year, a new version of EN388 – the mechanical hazards standard – will be published, which will, for the first time, cover back-of-hand protection. From 21 April 2018, new impact-resistant gloves will have to pass specific tests in order to comply with the standard.

Impact tests measure the amount of force transmitted to the hand after a blow to the back of it. To be effective in preventing injury, impact protection must be able both to divert the force of the impact and slow it down. The flexible TPR applied to the back of the Multi-Task E™ (Hi-Viz), Grip It Oil C5 TP and Multi-Task E C5 is soft, which means it deflects the force of the blow away from the hand without compromising dexterity. The engineered rubber is strong and durable and will not break down over time, unlike foam or gel. It is also lightweight, which helps alleviate hand fatigue over long periods of wear.

All three new gloves feature a tensile nitrile palm coating, designed to enhance protection and freedom of movement. In the Multi-Task E (Hi-Viz) and Multi-Task E C5 this coating has been slightly roughened to improve handling performance, particularly in light oil conditions. The former also boasts a high visibility lining and TPR, padding on key areas of the palm and a reinforced thumb crotch for extra defence against injury.

The Grip It Oil C5 TP comprises two layers of nitrile coating – a full, water-resistant layer and a second layer on the palm incorporating microfoam bubbles, which maximises grip in wet and greasy conditions. The soft, seamless liner in all three gloves is made from knitted nylon and, in the case of the Grip It Oil C5 TP and Multi-Task E C5™, it is cut-resistant. Both the latter and the Multi-Task E (Hi-Viz) have an elasticated neoprene cuff with an adjustable VELCRO wrist strap, which adds to their wearability and durability.

The gloves are suitable for use in a wide range of general handling activities and work environments, including automotive maintenance and repair, construction, light engineering and machine operation.

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