Q. The grout in one joint of my floor tile has come out. Do you know why this happened? Upon close inspection, I can see that the previous homeowner repaired it. What's the best way to work with ...

Holding the grout float at a 45-degree angle to the tile surface, spread the grout while working into the joints. Move in long, sweeping arcs, making sure to thoroughly fill each joint.

Learn the differences between unsanded and sanded grout to choose the best product for your tiling project. So you've finally ...

Rubber Gloves. Spend a little more for heavy-duty tile work gloves, not the dishwashing variety. Scrub Brush. Removes grout dust after joints have been cut out. Grout Saw. Cuts failed grout out of ...

However, tile does have an Achilles heel: The grout used to fill the joints between the tiles is, by comparison, porous, relatively soft, and easily stained. In most instances, grout can be ...

Use the oak sticks to scrape off excess grout from the tile surface and to remove high grout spots within a grout joint. Vacuum the loose grout as you go. If you leave this grit on the tile ...

You have just completed a beautiful wall tiling project in your kitchen. The tiles look perfect. The design is exactly what ...

For larger joints over 1/8th of an inch wide, sanded is used and will provide a slightly more course finished product. But using a sanded grout on soft stone or glass tile can scratch the material ...

It tends to be stronger than unsanded grout, and works best for larger joints (spaces between tiles). High-performance sanded ...