Our dining room table is all tile with a wooden border. It's getting up there in years and though the tile is in near perfect condition the grout or what more accurat...
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The grout where it is sealed between the granite countertop and the backsplash is breaking and coming out. What do I use to redo this? What material do I need to bu...
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I am still trying to find a solution for my floor tile grout. The “installer” made it too wide, uneven and did not seal it so it’s really ugly. I would like to ...
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We are in the process of remodeling our guest/hall bathroom; we removed the tub to create a walk in shower instead. I'm using subway tile on the walls, and penny t...
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I am going to decorate my porch steps by adding mosaic tile to the raisers of my concrete steps and would like to know what adhesive would work best. Also what kind o...
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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?
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It will take a long time and is tedious.
If this is your only bathroom, get quotes to have it done professionally.
I decided to re-tile over my existing tile, which was a lot of work, but it was faster than demo’ing my old tile & dealing with the wall damage.
You can purchase a tool to remove the grout. Make sure to wear protective eyewear. If it were me, I would opt for the power tool.