Grout is a workable paste that fills the gaps between floor and wall tiles. It’s usually made of a powdered mix of water, cement, sand, and color pigment, which hardens after being left to cure. You can find tiles almost anywhere in the house, but not all types of grout can withstand areas prone to| HomelyVille
When tiling your bathroom floor or kitchen, grout makes a handy compound for filling the spaces between walls. But for the grout to do its work effectively — making the tiles stick together — you need to allow it ample time to dry. Grout takes about 24-72 hours, on average, to dry. While the precise| HomelyVille
Confused by all the grout sealer options? This guide breaks down the best types and products specifically suited for use in showers.| HomelyVille
