The grout sealing bit is what actually makes the difference because I skipped that step after my bathroom reno and watched the stains come right back within months.
Sandra Nguyensays:
The sealing step matters, but I’d actually argue that proper grout selection upfront saves more money in the long run than playing catch-up with sealers after the fact.
Hamishsays:
Skip the sealing step and you’ll be cursing yourself within a few months when the stains are back, mate.
Emma R.says:
Yeah nah, skipping the sealer is a false economy. I did the same thing in my kitchen and the grout looked dodgy within a couple months. Bit of extra cash upfront saves you from redoing the whole job down the track.
Fiona Walshsays:
Skip the sealer and you’ll be regrouting within a couple of years, which costs way more than doing it right the first time.
farmer_petesays:
Skipping the sealer is a false economy. I learned that the hard way with my kitchen tiles a few years back. The moisture gets in there and you’re fighting mould and discolouration for years after. Do it right the first time and you won’t be redoing it every season.
Helen D. says:
The grout sealing bit is what actually makes the difference because I skipped that step after my bathroom reno and watched the stains come right back within months.
Sandra Nguyen says:
The sealing step matters, but I’d actually argue that proper grout selection upfront saves more money in the long run than playing catch-up with sealers after the fact.
Hamish says:
Skip the sealing step and you’ll be cursing yourself within a few months when the stains are back, mate.
Emma R. says:
Yeah nah, skipping the sealer is a false economy. I did the same thing in my kitchen and the grout looked dodgy within a couple months. Bit of extra cash upfront saves you from redoing the whole job down the track.
Fiona Walsh says:
Skip the sealer and you’ll be regrouting within a couple of years, which costs way more than doing it right the first time.
farmer_pete says:
Skipping the sealer is a false economy. I learned that the hard way with my kitchen tiles a few years back. The moisture gets in there and you’re fighting mould and discolouration for years after. Do it right the first time and you won’t be redoing it every season.