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    I am tiling a kitchen floor and there is a large piece of linolium that i am having difficulty removing-super glued i think. is there a way to tile over or any ideas how to remove? cheers!
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    Get a blow torch on it soften it up and scrape it away m8


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    Or a hot air gun.....both work wonders on stubborn lino...

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    i agree
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    a floor scraper that plasterers should use save setting off any smoke fire alarms?
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    cut in thin strips than you should be able to pull it up
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