Tile removal

Need to do some tile removal? Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to remove tile backsplash in a kitchen and prep for a new backsplash!

Do you have ugly stone tile in your home that you want to remove but are afraid of the job? Well, let me tell you, it's much easier than you think! Check out th…

DIY tile removal starts with proper prep work and easy to use tools that get the job done quickly and efficiently, wihtout breaking the bank.

So, you have old, outdated tile and you've been drooling over new hardwood floors. Maybe you've even seen some tutorials on installin...

Sharing all our tips & tricks for how to remove tile floor including our #1 tool for the fastest way to remove tile w/ a wood sub-floor in a bathroom kitchen

After you remove tile, old tile adhesive and grout remain. An essential part of tile removal is cleaning up old glue. Use easy tricks for removing tile glue to eliminate old wall tile adhesive, and create a stable base to paint or lay new ceramic tile. #remove #old #tile #adhesive #wall

One Room Challenge Week 2 progress for a laundry room update. Includes a tutorial on how to remove floor tile and tips for fixing cement board. #howtoremovetile #removefloortile #laundryroom #renovation #oneroomchallenge #bhgorc

Learn how to prep a wall for a tile backsplash. Read more about removing tile from walls, plus how to repair the walls for a new backsplash.

As you know, a lot changed in our kitchen last week when we took down the wall dividing the sunroom and kitchen. We went from this: To this: In case you missed it, I posted every day that week to update on the progress: here, here, here, here, and here. And readers were so encouraging about the progress and how fast it was going. But

Are you tired of the outdated tiles in your kitchen or bathroom? Is it time to refresh your space but you are intimidated by the thought of removing the old tiles? Good news... sometimes you can tile over tile without the hassle and expense of removing the old tiles first! In this post, I'm covering when tiling over existing tile is a good option (spoiler alert--it usually isn't) as well as a step-by-step tutorial for how to do it!