Grout sealing question

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BuckeyeDad

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Good evening all. This is my first post. Please excuse me if this question has already been asked and answered. :eek: I did perform a search of the forum but didn't find the answer.

I have a newer or newly remodeled bathroom in the lower level of the house that we just purchased a few months back. I say newer because it appears that way compared to the rest of the house.

My question has to do with the tile floor and the shower stall tiles. How do I know if grout sealer has already been applied? Do I not be concerned as to when or if it was and just do it again?

Thanks in advance!

BuckeyeDad
 
If you wet a small area of the grout and it darkens it probably needs sealer.
 
Thanks for the suggestion. I will give that a try and let you know what I find out!

Tim
 
And if sealing, or resealing, use aquamix sealer, available at your better tile shops. It will last 15 years.
 
And if sealing, or resealing, use aquamix sealer, available at your better tile shops. It will last 15 years.

Lowes carries AquaMix as well, just make sure you dont get a 1 year sealer.
 
hey TileGuy,

whereabouts in NC are you?

do you subcontract?
 
should you really seal grout?

what are the pros/cons?
 
There are no cons as far as I know but the pros are"
Less likelyhood of stains penatrateing the grout
Helps seal out water and moisture
 
the pro is to seal the grout
the con is to Not seal the grout
 

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