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Grouting 1 grout line behind toilet cistern
- Thread starter Tomdawn
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If the wall behind is plasterboard or something else porous, there's a chance it'll absorb damp. Best if you can remove the cistern.
Your house probably won't fall down if you don't, but it's the difference between a proper job and a "good enough", but will you be able to forget you didn't finish it right?
Your house probably won't fall down if you don't, but it's the difference between a proper job and a "good enough", but will you be able to forget you didn't finish it right?
as said above, remove the cistern and grout everything, toilets sometimes have quite a bit of condensation, that can soak into your subtrate and spread
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