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Repair Your Concrete Wall after Salt Damage

Dealing with Efflorescence on Concrete Walls | Fixing Moisture Damage in Island Homes In this video, we tackle a common issue faced by homeowners in the Azores and other island regions—efflorescence, a white salt deposit that appears on concrete walls, floors, and ceilings. Caused by unwashed sand from the ocean used in construction, this problem can lead to unsightly damage over time. We'll show you how to prevent and fix efflorescence by sealing moisture entry points, including waterproofing your roof, sealing windows and doors, and applying a new product that bonds with the salt in your walls to stop it from resurfacing. Plus, we address an additional challenge—repairing wood rot from moisture exposure—and take you through the process of cementing the floor, adding a moisture barrier, and installing new floors and baseboards. Products Featured: Efflorescence sealant (Available on Amazon Spain & U.S.) Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a homeowner looking to protect your investment, this video will walk you through each step of the process. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more home improvement tips!