White Marble Tiles Glossy Polished Porcelain 60X60 Floor Tile with Shiny Easy Clean Surface

Dry cutting produces the highest levels of silica dust and is not recommended. Wet cutting methods are preferred. Additionally, use adequate ventilation to maintain dust exposure below the recommended exposure levels and avoid inhaling any dust generated from cutting tile. The use of a properly fitted NIOSH-approved particulate respirator is recommended when cutting tiles for installation or during the removal of installed tiles. Wear dust-proof goggles or safety glasses with side shields. Conta

Replacing a broken tile is rather simple. It is very important to wear protective gear, especially goggles. First, remove the grout around the broken tile. Second, carefully remove the broken tile using a hammer and chisel. Third, remove the hard mortar or adhesive that was underneath the tile. You are now ready to replace it with a tile from your attic stock and re-grout.

Perform a simple water test to check the condition of your sealant. Apply a few drops of water onto the grout. If the droplets bead up on the surface, the sealant is still effective. If the water is absorbed by the grout, it's time to reseal.