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Do you guys have a seperate (smaller) paddle /whisk for mixing your grout and if so can anyone recommend one.
I've just order the Rubi double paddle mixer for the ... -
Grout paddle/whisk
Do you guys have a seperate (smaller) paddle /whisk for mixing your grout and if so can anyone recommend one.
I've just order the Rubi double paddle mixer for the adi but can't see it being suitable for mixing quantities of 2.5kg of grout or less.
Any ideas?
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Re: Grout paddle/whisk
You will be chuffed with the rubi...but for grouts i use a single small paddle in my cordless drill.
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Bloody ell your fast 
Thanks a lot
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funny that, the wife sez the same.....
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I just looked over me shoulder to see if you were behind the settee
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use a small whisk for grout,i have one for dark colours and one for light colours,get them in the diy sheds or from tradetiler.
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I hand mix grout cuts out air bubbles. Am I alone? Or will one of these super duper Rubi single paddles make a difference?
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I use same for everything,i buy the rubi paddles from Dave a TT, but seem to eat them,lol.I must look about a small paddle for my battery drill.
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bit of good old 2"x1" :Pete
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Re: Grout paddle/whisk
Used to use a small paddle in the drill but went back to mixing grout by hand with the bucket trowel, one less thing to clean.
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Re: Grout paddle/whisk

Originally Posted by
brian c
use a small whisk for grout,i have one for dark colours and one for light colours,get them in the diy sheds or from tradetiler.

Ditto Bri. Only about £4 a piece and I use mine in a Bosch mains powered drill. Much quicker than by hand and a more consistant mix I find.
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I'll have to get one and give it a whirl. lol
See what I did there?lol Give it a whirl
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Originally Posted by
Prem Tiler
I hand mix grout cuts out air bubbles. Am I alone? Or will one of these super duper Rubi single paddles make a difference?
Prem - you have to have a variable speed drill - if your lowest speed is 300 revs i think that will do ( u r right if you only have a high speed drill i understand thats a real no no ref those bubbles) ... my old Bosch goes nice and slow - like me!
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the only time i seem to get air bubbles is when i have a mix that is to wet!!!
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To hand mix grout is something the guy who trained me said to do. I've only used grout once mechanically mixed and it wasn't me mixing it was on someone else's job. the bubbles were awful.
My drill will go slow no problem so I shall get me one of them. cheers Stan
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Grout paddle/whisk

Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Mix grouts by hand
Messy job...
.. i hope you wear gloves.
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Re: Grout paddle/whisk

Originally Posted by
Oli
Used to use a small paddle in the drill but went back to mixing grout by hand with the bucket trowel, one less thing to clean.
me too Oli
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