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Posted by Oren on May 30, 2007, 4:19 pm
On 30 May 2007 12:25:04 -0700, seversont@comcast.net wrote:
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>My brother and I installed 20X20 porcelain tile in my mother's
>basement. We tiled over the cement basement floor and now have to put
>in the grout and seal the grout. I liked the large tile size but
>getting adjacent tiles lying flat was a struggle.
I have some 16X20, but not in a basement. Single story home and I love
the tile.
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>My mother's home is in central Minnesota near one of our 10,000 lakes
>and the basement gets humid in the summer. We have a dehumidifier
>running to help remove the humidity. We need a grout that can handle
>this situation.
>I have read a few posts recommending epoxy grouts. Would they be a
>good choice for our situation? Which grouts have a good reputation and
>do I need to go to a floor supplier to acquire a better product?
>I am also looking for a grout sealer that would be best for the
>conditions I have stated above.
I will pass this on; since I have used the product. It touts a 15 year
seal for grout, but some folks have been sent to a hospital. IIRC some
died. (STAND 'N SEAL).
Not something to have MOM or others waking around. I have to look, but
propane is an ingredient. MSDS?
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>Your opinions and recommendations are welcome.
>TIA, Terry
Oren
..through the use of electrical or duct tape, achieve the configuration in the
photo..
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>basement. We tiled over the cement basement floor and now have to put
>in the grout and seal the grout. I liked the large tile size but
>getting adjacent tiles lying flat was a struggle.