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Efflorescence is the process where soluble salts within a material, often masonry or concrete, migrate to the surface as moisture evaporates. This results in a white, powdery deposit that can affect the material's appearance and durability. It typically occurs in areas with high humidity or water exposure. While not inherently damaging, efflorescence can indicate underlying moisture issues that may need to be addressed.
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