Mixed-type white bloom reducer "New Mint Pest Control"

The occurrence of efflorescence that detracts from aesthetic appeal. As temperatures drop in the upcoming season, it becomes particularly prone to occurrence. While it is an inevitable aspect of cement work, considering the possibility of being called for maintenance or requested for cleaning after handover, taking countermeasures could lead to a reduction in total costs and an improvement in quality. This time, we attempted a simple outdoor exposure test to confirm the effectiveness of "New Hakka Pest Control" in block work. Please check the materials and videos via the link.

"New Hakka Taiji" is a new white efflorescence reducer primarily composed of special powdered resin. The white efflorescence commonly seen in winter is secondary efflorescence, which occurs when calcium transported to the surface of the mortar by rainwater re-penetration and re-evaporation reacts with carbon dioxide in the air after curing. This "New Hakka Taiji" works by being mixed into the mortar, densifying the surface of the mortar through the action of the special powdered resin, thereby preventing the transport of efflorescent substances to the surface of the mortar even when it rains after curing, thus reducing the occurrence of efflorescence. ■ Features 1. Easy to handle due to its powdered form. 2. Suppresses secondary efflorescence caused by rainwater penetration after completion. 3. Improved workability with good trowel spread. ■ Applications - Repair premixed mortar - Decorative joint cement for tiles - On-site mixed mortar ■ Usage Amount Premixed mortar (25 kg): New Hakka Taiji 2 bags On-site mixed mortar (25 kg cement): New Hakka Taiji 4 bags ■ Packaging 1 bag: 40 g, 1 case: 50 bags x 2 boxes