Hi All,
I have salt in my soil. I have salt powder on my house's foundation. Is there anything that will neutralize salt in your soil to keep it out of my foundation's cement?
Many thanks,
-T
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11 years ago
salt and cement
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11 years ago
Gypsum.
Greg
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11 years ago
A fully charged battery! Then you'll be charged with salt and battery!
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Todd wrote in news:kla3o8$jvu$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
(rain)water.
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11 years ago
:-)
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11 years ago
How do you use it?
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That is making it worse! The solution gets wicked up into my foundation. Then it bubbles out.
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11 years ago
Pellets. Like fertilizer. Are you sure it's salt ?
Greg
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11 years ago
Paid a PE $100.00 to come diagnose it. Not sure if it is Sodium Chloride salt or some kind of Calcium salt. We have a lot of calcium in out water.
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11 years ago
I hate to be negative about this, but you should be positive before you give advice. Might not be current, and can meet with resistance. This is, after all, ohm repair group.
A fully charged battery! Then you'll be charged with salt and battery!
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That is making it worse! The solution gets wicked up into my foundation. Then it bubbles out.
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10 years ago
We are an ancient lake bed with no outlet.
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We are an ancient lake bed with no outlet.
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10 years ago
No, there is nothing that will "neutralize" salt. Salt, in solution, has a pH of 7 which makes it effectively neutral - neither acidic nor basic.
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10 years ago
I thought we already figured out gypsum turns salt into calcium.
Greg