Grouting bath removal is a dirty job, but the right tools can make it cleaner and less strenuous physical exertion. You must break the powdered grout to remove because indiscreet until grout pieces can damage the surrounding tiles. Some tools are suitable for the extraction of a small amount of cement grout, for example when replacing a few broken tiles. However, for larger jobs, such as repairing damaged grout throughout your bathroom, power tools are more appropriate.
Sierra Grout
A grout saw is a hand tool with a fine carbide blade that allows you to manually see your grout powder bath. The grout saw blade is sharp enough to damage the surrounding tile, so be careful not to touch the tiles. Since the grout saw requires manual exertion, it is more suitable for small jobs.
Use knife
A general-purpose knife blade is thinner than a cement grout saw blade, making it appropriate for grout removal when the grout lines in your bathroom are very small. If the bathroom tiles are self-separating, then you should use a knife for use instead of a grout saw to remove grout.
Rotary Cutter
A rotary cutter is a mechanical tool that quickly turns an attachment. A rotating blade equipped with a little grout can quickly reduce grouting powder. Little Grout from the rotating blade will not damage the tiles if the pasta is lightly, but it may scratch or cut tiles with prolonged contact. From the rotating blade is an electric tool, which is suitable for large works of grout removal, but also can be used for removing small amounts of grout bath.
Grout Chemical Removers
Chemical Grout removers are acid-based products that corrode your bath grout. Grout chemical removers are not suitable for all types of tile, but will not damage porcelain and glazed ceramic tiles, which are commonly used in bathrooms. Chemical Grout removers corrode the top layer of grout, creating a groove that will perform the new grout. This makes them suitable for regrouting the entire bathroom, but not for removing a damaged tile, as all surrounding cement grout should be removed in that case.
Wet and Dry Vacuum cleaner
A wet-dry vacuum collects most of the grout powder produced by the grout saws, knives and rotating blades. Wet-dry vacuum can be used after reducing all grout powder, or you may have a helper holding the vacuum hose near the cutting tool to catch dust clouds before they can be installed on the tiles.