removing hard tile grout

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hello
I tiled and grouted my bathroom/toilet in the summer and did not remove the grout from the tiles..how is the best way to do this..i have tried scraping with a screwdriver but it marks the tiles
 
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As its waterproof the only way is to scrape it.
You can use the green scrourers, plenty of water, paint scraper.

My first bit of tiling was using water proof grout & I left it to long, plenty of elbow grease & swearing.lol
 
thankyou..Ihave just tried to use a screw driver again..see my photo attemps..not much luck..ihave also tried soaking the area with water and I'll wait a while
thanks for all the help
 
Water wont touch it, you will need to scrape it, I would not suggest a screwdrive, paint scraper flatter & better suited or even better a wood chiesel
 
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I think the srew drive iam using is not the right one..it's for the cross head pattern screws
 
my friend marjorie and she already is..but is getting fed up
 
Iam now using (as suggested ) an old chisel I found in the garage that seems to be removing the tile grout but leaving grey marks on the tiles..but the bathroom floor now looks alot better..i'll start on thre wall tiles tomorrow
 
having scrapped off the tile grout with an old chisel I am now left with grey marks on the tile edges...can anyone suggest how to remove these..also a few tips on wall tiling would be very helpful today
thankyou
 
thankyou..mine is yellow but i assume they are all the same
 
Well...... what did you expect?!
Anyhow, Cynthia is only in Bolton - that's not far from Preston.... so shush; she may need my skills. (Maybe even the tiling ones!) ;) :LOL:
 

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