Efflorescence on cinder block foundation wall.
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Efflorescence on cinder block foundation wall.
East York detached home. Originally built 50+ years ago. Torn down and rebuilt about 10 years ago. Cinder block foundation walls. Mostly finished basement. Efflorescence appears in several places. Several versions of the same, white, crumbly stuff.
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Water infiltration is best addressed outside with gutters, grading and downspout extensions.
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