One way to upgrade the look of your bathroom is to replace the tile grout in the midst of your ceramic tiles. Before you can replace the grout, it is necessary to remove the existing grout looking cracked and dirty in the first place. Care should be taken when removing grout so that ceramic tiles do not break. Tile grout Removal with a Dremmel requires the use of grout removal joint. The fastening keeps the grouting bit centered on the grout and away from the ceramic tiles.
Instructions
1 Close the door and the ventilation grates in the bathroom. This prevents the dispersion of grout powder while it will extract grout. Wear protective goggles and a pair of earplugs. The Dremel makes a high-pitched sound, similar to that of a dentist lathe, while cutting through the grout.
2 Rotate the lid of the Dremel's mouth left with your hand to remove it from the Dremel. The tip cap is the large plastic connection on the front of the Dremel that surrounds the bit locking collar. The collar on the Dremel is similar to a mandrel in a drill.
3 insert a 1/16 inch of little removed grout # 569 into the neck and fix the bit with the wrench that comes with the Dremel to tighten the neck. Threading a joint remove grout into threads that the lid of the mouth usually ensures on the Dremel.
4 Place the end of the joint between the tile line at the top of where the grout is to be removed. Make sure the bit is in the grout area. Adjust the speed on the Dremel for the grout removal speed is indicated on the attachment sheet.
5 turn on the Dremel and start removing the grout, pulling the dremel in a downward position from the top. Remove grout only 1/8 inches deep. Remove the Dremel and clean the area with a damp cloth to remove grout dust.