How does it work on tile with deep grout groves? I'm worried it will get stuck
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I've had one of these for a few months now and it's pretty great. It's not fancy, so it will get stuck from time to time, but it does a good job for the most part. However, deep grooves shouldn't affect it much. It mostly gets hung up on cords on the ground or stuck under things, ie. my fridge door.
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Not sure b/c my tiles are larger,but as long as you do not clamp it into any of the grout lines it should be ok. We have had on now for over a year. Hope this helps.
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I used it on my travertine and marble tile grout without any problem. I suggest using it in an inconspicuous spot just to be sure first.
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Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA... » Read More Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team « Show Less
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It cures in 24 hours, it's dry before that but you don't walk on it for 24 hours. After you apply it, place a 5 gallon bucket of water on the tile, then wipe the excess (which seeps out when the bucket is placed on it). Never had to remove after it was dry and wouldn't recommend trying either. All my tiles have held up and are solid, no issues to date.
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Short answer, yes. I had a couple of places where ceramic tile drifted out of position and was touching. I chucked the blade in my 7 1/4 Black -Decker hand saw, used a spritzer bottle with water to keep it wet and cut grout grooves back to size. Wear ear protection and avoid chips & such flying off unless you like to bleed.
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it is supposed to be even with the tile, although depends on the tiles you use. It has to be supported all the way around with 2x4 studs(or the best you can do), and I put one sideways in between the top section and bottom section. If you don't support it well, it will move and your tiles and or grout will crack. It is a pain in the butt but well worth the effort.
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I have mine sitting on a piece of tile, but the surface around it does not get wet.
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Mine has been up now since January 2013 and still holding on! I cleaned the tile with alcohol before installing, making sure to let it dry first. I have razors & some jars of body scrub on it. I just don't push the limits with weight but it still is holding quite a bit and not fallen once.
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My kitchen/bathroom recently recv'd a tile update & it has worked just fine in the bathroom. It literally glides with my feet if I move it. My sister and I have even used it on the hardwood floor with ease as well--it's not a super grip with the rubber feet that would limit mobility. Hope this helps. :)
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Ours stuck on perfectly and has not come down. Our tiles are very smooth and even, so I think that if you aren't sticking it to an even or smooth surface, it might not work. I would suggest trying some Command double sided waterproof strips and using those to get it to stay up. Here is a pic of the strips I'm talking about ...http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSufSevTsZxtUO8_GlxmGevUqevTSevTSevTSeSSSSSS--
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I don't know, but I doubt it. If the rubber suction cup is clean and not damaged, and if the surface is REALLY smooth, and if (on tiles) the cup is not too close to the grout line, the suction could hold for months. Thing is there are too many ifs to rely on if safety is the issue.
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Yes it can...it will work wonders without crumbling the grout...but it STINKS
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You will be amazed at how well this works. If you are using a hand drill just be sure to use two hands it can get away from you if you are not careful. What ever you use to clean the grout, be sure and let it set a minute or two to loosen the dirt.
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Yes, I do this in my bathrooms, which are tile, and along grout lines, plus I have used it in small areas of hardwood floors, but made sure I kept it moving.
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Yes, I have porcelain tile and it did a good job cleaning the floor and didn't hurt the grout in any way.
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so far I have had no problems with it getting stuck...just make sure you have no edges that are lifting..