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Secondary efflorescence: Water seeping through the concrete, often in cracks, having dissolved components of cement stone: like Osteoporosis of the concrete. This often happens in parking garages, as road salt comes off cars as a saline solution in the winter, then affecting the concrete floor the cars are parking on.

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27. August 2007

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Achim Hering

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current15:43, 27 August 20072,335×3,504 (810 KB)Achim Hering ({{Information |Description=Secondary efflorescence: Water seeping through the concrete, often in cracks, having dissolved components of cement stone: like '''Osteoporosis of the concrete'''. This often happens in parking garages, as road salt come)
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