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The short answer is remove the tile, old plaster and start over. Any cracks either in tile or joints where water can get into only leads to more problems later on. Caulk is not a permanent fix. ...
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Did you use mastic or thin set mortar? Was there some type of finish on the existing floor?
Are you certain there were no protruding nail heads or dirt or anything else that didn't allow for good...
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Cement board is the best choice. Green board will swell if not installed correctly and cause problems. All things considered, material is cheap. Labor is a big expense to install and then...
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I agree with the first response. Yes it will destroy the floor. Not many good answers. Another option depending on purpose and use is ceramic tile floor. Most people I know who have water...
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Try CLR sold in hardware stores in grey plastic container. For a shower pan, lay a paper towel over the stain and pour just enough clr to soak the paper. Leave overnight.
Other thngs...
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Try vinigar
If that doesn't work and soaking with dawn or other dish detergent and water doesn't work, bummer.
Wd40 will work, but stains the wall.
Repainting is the worst case, can youlive...
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Try using a product called Natures Miricle . It can be found in pet stores in pints and 1 gal size. It is an enzyme that breaks down the urine and other stuff that causes the odor. I used it in a...
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Time to take it out and start over, hopefully you used screws. Use shims behind the cement board and screws every 8 " or so in spacing.
I have been in the business over 20 yrs and have seen some...
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I have a limestone fireplace and mantle. It has several coats of paint. Any suggestions for stripping it safely, as in no methyl chloride or similar. Know of any mechanical strippers that would...
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