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Removing dry adhesive from tiles
- Thread starter horhay
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Been on the cider again Softus? 
To remove dried on grout you need to use warm water and a scotchbrite pad wrapped around a block of wood. I'm assuming your tiles are glazed - if not, try in an inconspicuous area first to make sure the tile surface doesn't get marked.
To remove dried on grout you need to use warm water and a scotchbrite pad wrapped around a block of wood. I'm assuming your tiles are glazed - if not, try in an inconspicuous area first to make sure the tile surface doesn't get marked.
Adhesive not grout.
foxhole said:
Same procedure for shifting adhesive anyway.horhay said:
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