Was the tile cutter difficult to use?
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You go girl! :) We laid ceramic tile in our kitchen...wasn't that hard
at all! Be sure to rent a tile cutter...makes the job a heck of alot
easier! And keep the cement-adhesive well mixed so you can spread it
easily (I used a mixer attachment specifically for mixing adhesive and
grout...it just attaches to a regular power drill)...I would mix the
adhesive every 5 minutes or so to keep the adhesive pliable...and
definitely be sure to seal the grout once it's dry (I just picked up a
sealer at Home Depot...it's worked well to prevent stains from setting
into the grout...although we also picked a dark grey grout to hide an
imperfections... :) ).
Good luck!
Jen
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I'm pretty handy around the house love do it yourself project. I've been reading up on laying tile and it doesn't seem all that hard. I think I'll give it a try. It might take my mind off Spanky.Staying busy all ways helps me. I'll let you know how it turns out. Sheila
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