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Used to do the heating on pools for a company called pine log in Derbyshire. The tilers took ages to do the bit at the waterline and above. Then below chucked tiles on without having to be as accurate.
 
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It's usually an indication that the pool Chemistry is not right,
A pool management issue .

Totally agree with your answer to your own question. Used to work in water treatment so in my opinion it could be one of three things
1. Free chlorine. Look for signs of discoloured grout.
2. calcium CaCO3 checking the tds (total dissolved solids) & the temp of the water would give you an idea if this was the cause.
3. and most likely pH of the pool water.
In my opinion it's probably the wrong pH of the pool water.
If i was installing swimming pools (which i can't) I would carry a pH meter and a TDS test kit. with me. a DPD test kit would also be an advantage.
 
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