How do i re-grout floor tiling?
The grout in my bathroom floor is starting to chip in several places. How do I go about removing the grout to replace with new grout?
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My home is only 4 months old the caulk and grout are cracking around the edges of the tile in the kitchen and bath. Is it normal for new grout to crack?
You could try using a dremel tool. Be very careful that you only remove the grout. If you get too close to the tile it will chip. I have white ceramic tile in my kitchen but in places where it has chipped it is actually a dark brown underneath. You don’t want that.
You can use a grout saw, screwdriver and hammer, razor utility knife.