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Removing salt from bricks can be done using a process called desalination. This involves using special solutions such as calcium hydroxide, sodium carbonate or vinegar to dissolve the salts in the bricks and drawing out the water with a vacuum system. Another method is to scrape away the salt deposiRead more
Removing salt from bricks can be done using a process called desalination. This involves using special solutions such as calcium hydroxide, sodium carbonate or vinegar to dissolve the salts in the bricks and drawing out the water with a vacuum system.
Another method is to scrape away the salt deposits with a wire brush or other abrasive tool. Once the salt has been removed, the bricks should be rinsed off with clean water and allowed to dry before being used.
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