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 You've replaced the tiles and you find those spaces between them very unsightly! What should you even do about these things? Welcome to the wonderful world of grouting. Whenever you inject material into the cavities or cracks between tiles, that's exactly what you're doing. Usually, this involves a mixture of cement, sand, water or chemicals and extends to structures other than the tiles. What difference will it make if my tiles have grout or no grout? Whenever you install tiles you will notice that, with a few exceptions, there is always an unsightly space between them and this is exactly what grout tries to solve. Grouting prevents moisture and dirt from getting between and underneath the tiles, prevents them from rubbing against each other and stabilises the tiles.

If you see bad tile work where the tiles are peeling off and it looks dangerous, then very often bad grouting is the culprit. If not, the grout is likely to deteriorate over time, which is why, in addition to cleaning them regularly, it is important to touch up and then at some point reapply the grout to the tiles to keep them in tip-top condition. However, not all grout is the same, so even the choice of grout is an important part of the process. It may take extra effort and money on your part if we choose to have a professional personnel do the job. grout pens are good options if you don't have that much of a budget ready. When I renovated my kitchen, for example, I chose grout pen, and the finish was excellent.

There are three main types of grout on the market today: sanded grout, unsanded grout and epoxy grout. Power grout is a new development and increasingly popular, but mainly these three well known types. Each of them has a specific use and are not only interchangeable. You can use sandpaper grout for large gaps of about 1/8 inch or more. The sand mixed into the grout keeps the joints together very firmly.

Having said that, if your tiles are made of marble or other similar materials that scratch easily, you may want to skip using sanded grout. Unsanded grout is just that - unsanded. It is also often used for smaller gaps, as sanded grout will often have too much sand and not enough ground between those joints. It requires more skill, applies more pressure and is usually more viscous than sanded grout.

Epoxy grout differs from sanded or unsanded grout in that it needs to be sealed and is not porous. It also has antibacterial properties and is less likely to break down over time. This grout pen white is usually best suited to areas where food or swimming pool tiles, countertops, etc. are handled. As you might expect, epoxy grout is much more expensive than cement-based grout.

There are different grouting options to choose from and depending on your needs and budget you can find the right tile grout pen for you, even with this crash course on grouting there is still a lot to learn and discover. But if you're interested, then get moving.

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