Regrouting tile bathroom showers

If you have tile in your bathroom, kitchen, or other area of your home, sooner or later you will want to know how to regrout tile.

Changing grout color can be done by applying colorant over existing grout or by removing the old grout to replace it with a different-colored grout.

Learn how to regrout bathroom tile with our quick guide!

Removing old grout and applying new grout to the seams can make tiles look brand new. Learn how to regrout tile with this guide.

The tile on our shower floor had cracked and missing grout. Since I didn't want to demo the whole shower, I decided to fix the grout. #showergrout #fixinggrout #tilegrout #grout

A weekend shower tile refresh that's both transformative and cheap.

Are you tired of the outdated tiles in your kitchen or bathroom? Is it time to refresh your space but you are intimidated by the thought of removing the old tiles? Good news... sometimes you can tile over tile without the hassle and expense of removing the old tiles first! In this post, I'm covering when tiling over existing tile is a good option (spoiler alert--it usually isn't) as well as a step-by-step tutorial for how to do it!

If your floor, backsplash, or tub surround is looking a little tired and outdated, the solution may be as simple as cleaning, reviving, or regrouting.

WARNING: Gross mildew pictures ahead. If you are eating or are overly sensitive to disgusting things, you might want to skip this post. For awhile now, I've been really discouraged about my shower. You know

If you know how to regrout tiles without removing old grout, you can simplify your efforts and achieve best results. Step 1. Select right