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How do I remove ceramic tile applied to concrete?

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How do I remove ceramic tile applied to concrete?

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Prepare the AreaLay a drop cloth, tarp or towel over the tile you intend to remove to prevent tile shards from flying toward you. Put on safety goggles and gloves.Break the TileSmash the tile using a sledgehammer or mini-sledgehammer. Lift the drop cloth, and remove loose pieces of ceramic tile. Dispose of broken tile or save for use on mosaic projects.Scrape up the TileScrape remaining tile shards and old mortar or adhesive from the concrete floor using a hand scraper. Keep replacement blades on hand; because scraper blades are hardened and brittle, they might break during use. Use a broom to sweep remaining dust and debris from the area. Check the area for remaining mortar or adhesive, and scrape again if necessary.

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