Discuss Need Help with grout residue on tiles in the Tile Cleaning and Restoration at TilersForums; Hi All,
we have recently had our small bathroom decorated and have been badly let down by the company we employed to do it. The tiles in the shower area ...
Hi All,
we have recently had our small bathroom decorated and have been badly let down by the company we employed to do it. The tiles in the shower area are a mix of glass mosaic and travertine from Fired Earth. I have attached a picture of the end result. The majority of the tiles have a layer of grout residue which is very difficult to remove. Fired Earth supplied the limestone grout and some flexibond which I think is causing the problem. I found this on Biscem's website.
If used in grout it is important to remove residual grout from the tile face immediately as Flexibond dries very hard and is difficult to remove.
Does anybody have any suggestions for a suitable product that can help remove this residue without damaging the tiles.
The glass mosaics shouldn't be a problem, but you'll have to take care with the Travertine!
I pesonally wouldn't reccommend any product at this stage as the 'tiling' company will portion the blame back to you if you attempt anythng prior to them attending/or otherwise.
Note : I'd be asking about that bead+ of silicone in the corner as well.
Have you raised the standard of fixing with Fired Earth or were they totally independent.
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