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How to fix loose floor tiles?

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1 2022-06-20T11:18:47+00:00

At times a tile may get loose and come off too easily. In this case, you need to get it fixed immediately. If you have someone old or a kid in the house you should make it your priority to fix

loose floor tile without removing it

. A loose tile may lead to unfortunate accidents. I had faced this issue and my friend who was living with me at that time taught me how to fix loose floor tiles without removing them. I will share an easy guide on fixing the tiles.

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How to fix a loose floor tile without removing it: Step-by-step guide

  • Firstly drill the grout by the side of the tile. You should dig deep to allow the adhesive to get under the tile that is loose.

  • Put the spout of the epoxy or adhesive into the hole that you drill and squeeze some glue or epoxy into the hole.

  • Now you should let the epoxy or adhesive set under the tile. You should keep squeezing the material into the hole very slowly as long as the tile doesn't settle.

  • To remove the bubbles, keep some heavy objects. This will help to set the tile better.

  • After you set the tile tape a damp cloth and remove the extra adhesive or epoxy coming out of the hole.

  • After 24 hours you can remove the heavy object.

  • Place new grouts in the holes that you have drilled.

  • Clean everything once you have finished.

This is the process of fixing

loose floor tile without removing it.

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