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R. Levor
 
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Default Brick efflorescence

I have a brick walkway about 10 years old leading from my porch to the
street. The first half is under a carport, the rest in the open. We
never had efflorescence before. Since the recent heavy rains in L.A.
there is a huge volume of it on the bricks and a little on the concrete
driveway under the carport, which was mostly dry, and none in the open
areas. Can anyone say why this would be happening now? I am brooming it
off often, but it comes back as thick as light snow. I'm debating using
dilute acid, but I'm not sure that will solve it. Thanks.

Bob L.

 
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