Liner algae to point of rock

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Guys my liner is prob 15 years old. As a consequence the inside of the liner has gone almost like white rock/

I'm trying to renevoate my pond area but didn't put in a new liner.

Is there a solution for this guys?

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If by white rock you mean the residue left over after water evaporates called limescale.....Vinegar or lemon juice will usually remove it if that is actually the issue with your liner.
 
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I was going to say the same thing - sounds like mineral deposits. If it really bothers you, you could remove it. Or just leave it - it won't hurt anything .
 

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I just used an old liner I had for a new frog pond and it had that on it too. Not worried about it as it will soon be covered w/green carpet algae which is a good thing!
 

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