Grout repair

Hello there! So much to be done, so little time. Isn't that how it always is? Haha! Moving right along on all the repairs needed on the Texas Blue Bungalow. The guest bathroom needed floor repairs when we bought the house. They are finally completed 10 months later! Remember when I painted this bathroom? Click HERE to see what color is used to be! Like I said, this floor needed repairs when we bought the house. There was large spaces that there was no grout at all and then lots of places…

In response to a reader question we learned about how repair cracked grout, and whether to replace it with new grout or with caulk.

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

Banish an eyesore and safeguard your bathroom from water damage in 30 minutes or less with this DIY repair

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.

Dirty grout lines getting you down? The best way I've found to restore old grout to its former glory!

Have you ever given some thought to the topic why tiles are one of the most common materials people choose for their homes? Well, my personal opinion is because they are extremely durable and easy to clean. You can't deny it, cleaning tiles is a lot easier than cleaning a carpet or some rug. But the fact that they can withstand to lots of dirt and pressure doesn't mean that they are invincible in any way. With time even the strongest tile can get damaged, which can be most often seen on the…

Learn the best ways for how to remove grout safely and effectively by following our expert tips and guidelines. We show you the right way.

Three years ago, I had one of my bathrooms completely gutted and remodeled. I am having problems with some of the grout around the tiles on the shower walls cracking (Primarily the horizontal grout lines). All of the tiles still appear to be well-adhered so I would like to fix this before I have a major problem with water damage or mildew. I'm thinking this is something I can possibly do myself but I'm not sure what steps to take. I have two primary questions: 1. Can I just add more…

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 […]