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  • Grout removal tips welcome
  • Mantastic
    Free Member

    Looks like its time to spruce up the bathroom. The grout looks old but tiles look fine, so given grout is as hard as something hard, how the heck do you remove it with a view of applying fresh grout afterwards.

    Thanks for all suggestions

    robhughes
    Free Member

    http://www.tesco.com/direct/unibond-grout-reviver-pen-7ml/212-8122.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=212-8122&kpid=212-8122&sc_cmp=ppc_g__&gclid=CJ6bqfWI-7cCFVMQtAodmloAew
    You can also get it at good builders merchants and tile shops.
    We use it quite often to spruce up bathrooms after dirty tenants..

    mickolas
    Free Member

    use grout removing tool. like a 3mm thick curved, file-edged blade.

    robhughes
    Free Member

    Removing it is one pain in the arse.Good luck.. 😉

    TroutWrestler
    Free Member

    Oscillating mutli tool. Noisy, dusty, but super quick. I will NEVER do it by hand again.

    Mugboo
    Full Member

    I used a Dremel once to really do it properly..

    carlos
    Free Member

    As Troutwrestler says get one of those tools and hope you only have to do it once in your life, as its one hell of a shite job and you DO NOT want to have to do it by hand with a grout rake

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