You're very welcome Tracy 😊 We're glad the video was helpful! Will you be giving this a go? 🛠

Glad it was helpful! 😄

@@bandq I'm an official subscriber after this one 🤣

Can you explain what "covering with conga walls" means? I'm trying to google it and conga drums keep popping up haha

@@kaelacacho It's been a year since your post. I've just watched the video myself. I'm guessing you've since mounted a full octave of congas in sequential order, bringing new meaning to banging in the shower.

@@RSAnimism 😂

Super hot water 😂

You're very welcome! Glad we could help 😊

@@bandq Done! And went pretty smoothly - just had to work fairly quickly as it was a warm day.

Glad it was helpful! We're happy to hear you liked it!

Thank you 🥰👍

Can't do because there are no proper protective masks to buy

I’m going to do mine tomorrow, wish me luck lol!

Glad you liked it!

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Awww thank you! We're so happy to hear you found our video helpful 😊

You can do it 💪

Thank you very much! 😊

Glad you liked it 🥰

It was my 1st time ever grouting 🙈....but content with my effort .. thanks to ur post

Brilliant! 😁

Hey Beeman, how did it go? I'm thinking of doing the same with mine.

@@RubyTwilite Hey Ruby, I ended up regrouting only sections of my shower tiles, about nine sections in different areas. For a layman/novice, I think I did ok, and shower and grout looked okay afterwards. But shower itself is about 30 years old and really needs to be gutted and replaced. I'd had the whole shower (1 and a half tiled walls) regrouted a few months prior for about $600, and only did it myself from a small water leak behind the shower wall discolouring the new grout. Honestly, I didn't really enjoy the experience much, scraping out the old grout on your hands and knees. I was thinking about using a little hand-held electric disc grinding tool to make the grout removal easier, but I was worried about chipping the tile edges and opted for a small scraper. Anyway, thanks for checking and asking :) If you regrout your own shower, let me know likewise how you go?

@@beeman2075 I have an original 1948 bathroom except for the sink which is Ikea with a vanity. 20yrs ago I had the stupid idea of using white floor tiles with dark gray grout because the walls were light gray tile with white grout and I can't stand it now. I thought I'd redo all this and figured I'd you tube it for ideas.

From experience it’s always good to deepen the groove to make the grout stick well, because when I first started doing diy and didn’t know any better, I just went over old grout, and it ended up flaking off shortly after and the finish wasn’t great. By removing old grout you’re both giving the grout a deeper area to adhere to and you’re allowing the new grout to bond better because the top layer is usually filled with dirt. It’s also much nicer looking as it’ll all be level and smooth. Long story short, if you want it to last, remove as much as you can and do it from scratch.

Very handy 🙌

Glad you like our tips and we'll be sure to take your tips about the music 😎

Hi, the technique will be the same to remove the grout. To re-grout, you can do this using a pointing trowel and applying even pressure. I hope this helps 😊

After installing your tile, we'd recommend waiting 48-72 hours (until the grout is completely dry) before adding sealant 😊

Is it either recommended or required to use sealant?

Lisa, it assures greater protection of the new grout from staining and mildew.

Hi Kostas. Thanks for your query! This would depend on a lot of different factors. We'd recommend visiting the following link, and you should be able to get a quote for the bathroom work: www.diy.com/services/needhelp We hope this helps! 😊

Kindly explain about sealing the grout

@@hanif4download I have used "Selleys White For Life 125g Penetrating Grout Sealer Sealers And Grouts" A$16.90 at Bunnings.

I wonder that myself...also wonder how long do you need to leave the bathroom to dry before starting the work? Thx in advance for any replies

​@@pla9012depends on the grout. I've used floor grout and it definitely hardens in 24 hours but I'd leave it 36/72 hours. Do a nail test ie can you push you're nail through the grout. I'd gauge it.

Hi, Martin 😊 We would advise to use these products separately. Tile adhesive is used to stick the tiles to the wall or floor, whereas, grout is the mortar used to fill in the gaps between tiles and create a uniform look, as well as protect the surface. Hope this helps! ⚒

Hi, there. Thanks for your question! The answer is yes, you will need to remove the old grout from the tiles before re-grouting. Hope this helps 😊

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If we could, we would 😅 Why not try giving it a bash and if you need any assistance along the way then please reach out 😊