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Efforescence

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I am laying a new area of cement paving Brindle riven on a solid bed of sand cement 1 to 6 mix.
The slabs have very bad staining where they have stood awaiting laying streaks have formed and to be frank my new paved area is going to look ****e till mother nature get off her butt and starts weathering them.
I contacted the makers Cemex and to be fair the reply was to be expected, time will heal!(n)
They advise against using anything stronger that soapy water and a stiff brush, which helped not a jot. Any suggestions which will not damage the finish would be very welcome please.:)
 
Our neighbours wall has had efflorescence in it since built 20 years ago, not convinced it will automatically go with time.

Blup
 
Update, I found scrubbing the slabs with a wet microfibre cloth seems to work quite well while I was removing a couple of cement splashes!
It is starting to weather a bit already.
 

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