When I reported effloration on my balcony, our chair sent the building manager with a scrubbing brush. I told him to tell the chairman where to stick it. We ended up having our balcony retiled at OC expense. I would have paid for the tiles myself if the chair hadn’t been such a tosser.
By the way, efflorescence is the result of the sand in concrete having too much salt in it. It’s recognised as a defect under Australian Building Statndards and it must be fixed by the developer in new blocks and the OC when it affects common property.
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