How Do You Remove Carpet Glue From Ceramic Tiles?
Many prefer both the look and ease of cleaning ceramic tiles. Those suffering from allergies often find relief when removing old, dusty carpeting from their homes. Unfortunately, residual carpet glue is a tough and ugly reminder of what went before, and removing it from ceramic tiles can be a hassle. Although not an impossible task, plan to be at it for awhile as it does require a good dose of scraping and scrubbing to return the tiles to their once pristine, pre-carpet condition. Test a small inconspicuous area on a ceramic tile with the adhesive remover before applying to larger surfaces, making sure it does not damage or discolor the tile. Wear plastic gloves, a face mask and goggles, and make sure the room is well-ventilated. Apply the adhesive remover to the tiles with a sponge according to the directions on the packaging. Allow adhesive to sit until the old glue becomes soft enough to scrape off, usually within a few minutes. Scrap off the old glue using a plastic scraper in smal
