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1. Begin by using a hammer and chisel to break off the tiles which are loose or cracked. 2. Use a utility knife to score the grout between the tiles that you’d like to remove. 3. Use a flat chisel to pry the tiles up. 4. Wedge the tip of a stiff-bristle brush into the grout to loosen it up. This wilRead more
1. Begin by using a hammer and chisel to break off the tiles which are loose or cracked.
2. Use a utility knife to score the grout between the tiles that you’d like to remove.
3. Use a flat chisel to pry the tiles up.
4. Wedge the tip of a stiff-bristle brush into the grout to loosen it up. This will help to make the job of removing the tile easier.
5. Carefully remove any remaining pieces of tile, grout, and adhesive from the surface.
6. Clean the area and vacuum any remnants of tiling material.
7. Allow the surface to dry completely before applying new tile or finish.
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