Bio-Dex Tile Cleaner 300 BD3OO Review

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(More customer reviews)One of the most difficult problems in owning a pool is dealing with calcium deposits and other minerals that harden on the pool tile. We live in an area in Central Arizona that has very hard water with heavy minerals. When pool water evaporates it leaves behind that familiar ring on the tile. We tried several products to loosen up the calcium deposits before trying BIO-DEX 300 including the old pumice stone. We followed the instructions on the bottle carefully and gave the product an adequate amount of time to do it's thing. We scrubbed the area with scotchbright pad for several minutes before and after applying the product as instructed. Unfortunately after multiple attempts the calcium deposits remained in place and there was absolutely no difference in the appearance of the tile. The bottom line is save your money, use a pumice stone and good old fashioned elbow grease. I have yet to find a product that works on tile to remove calcium or hard water ring. I purchased the product at Paddock for $22.00 plus tax, and when I tried to return it, was told in Arizona no chemicals can be returned. So tell me what good is BIO-DEX 300 guarantee when the customer is not allowed to return the product? Paddock told me to call BIO-DEX and since they are also in Arizona, maybe they will take it back, yeah right! The company that comes up with a product that can be applied to the tile and can be just rinsed off with a minimal amount of effort, can make millions!

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