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Help! Tiled wetroom floor looks perfect but grout doesn't dry out!
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[QUOTE="Dan, post: 781308, member: 1"] If you ask BAL technical which dispersion adhesive to use, they'll explain intermittent wetting will not affect their blue star, but regular wetting will (might be wrong on the colour, and I'm sure they don't make that even now?). So they're expecting water to get through. And they're celebrating 50 years of being a "leading brand" this year. So my email today said. Formers are shaped to allow water to flow down to a trap. Tanking is designed to allow water to fall into the bath. There are umpteen products that are not just designed as a backup. They're literally designed to take the water somewhere. As the guys in the white suits know water IS getting through that cement, that's NOT going to stop it. I appreciate you taking more time to write something decent in the thread though. And perhaps this subject is a matter for a different thread. But water IS getting behind the tiles here. And due to the amount, I'd say its not just from use. It's from a pipe. The former and the trap are perhaps not doing their job in this case. But maybe they are and it's something else. [/QUOTE]
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