Regrouting tile

If you have tile in your bathroom, kitchen, or other area of your home, sooner or later you will want to know how to regrout tile.

One way we are saving money on this bathroom remodel is to use what we have in place and give it a budget friendly update. Here’s how to easily regrout your bathtub walls without removing old grout.

If you know how to regrout tiles without removing old grout, you can simplify your efforts and achieve best results. Step 1. Select right

Regrouting your shower and bathroom is a tedious but necessary task. Left untouched, grout will degrade and allow water to infiltrate behind the tiles and wall. Once water works its way back there, mold and mildew can sprout and proliferate.

Use this method for kitchen tile grout repair. There is no need to remove existing grout, and it can be done in just a few hours!

Take a wet finger & run it over grout...you need to know this. I have been living in my apartment for years now, and there is a huge chunk of missing grout between my kitchen tiles. I've noticed it for years, but I never did anything about it. It's gotten

I’m really being intentional about experimenting and trying new things with this house. I can tend to see changes as being permanent. I know I’m […]

If your floor, backsplash, or tub surround is looking a little tired and outdated, the solution may be as simple as cleaning, reviving, or regrouting.

A step by step tutorial how to remove old grout and regrout tile in the kitchen or bathroom

Placing new grout over old grout gives you a solid area to work in, but you should remove all dirty, crumbling or cracked grout before applying fresh grout.