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Discuss grouting in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; over the past few months i have noticed i am getting a lot of surface water on my grout!!! i am doing nothing different (2 my knowledge) than i have ...
          
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    Angry grouting

    over the past few months i have noticed i am getting a lot of surface water on my grout!!! i am doing nothing different (2 my knowledge) than i have doine for years. this is causing the grout to dry dis-coloured - any suggestions - i am thinking - - - wash boy roller may have had its day or a low quality sponge has been sold to me which does not wring off as well as b4.

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    Default Re: grouting

    It is more than likely the sponge as you say.......which make are you using..?

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    using the karl dahm - but the handle and sponge bought seperatly. can i get better quality ones? if so where from?

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    You can get them from Tadetiler.... TradeTiler.Ltd Grout Washing & Cleaning

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    yeah cheers, have used them b4.

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