Stone, porcelain and glass tiles offer beautiful options for bath and kitchen tiling projects. However, cutting these hard materials presents a unique challenge. Straight cuts are easy to make ...

All you'll need is a straight edge, some caulk, your knife, and a little bit of muscle to get these tiles laid down correctly. If you don't already know, using a wet saw is a must when it comes to ...

You can cut most ceramic tiles with a manual tile cutter, which makes it a DIY-friendly project. Porcelain is much more dense and requires a wet saw to cut through. Ceramic and porcelain tiles can ...

Depending on the size of your tiles and the room, this can be a very cost effective and easy to apply layout, as there may be no need to cut tiles or have any wastage. This is the prefect tile ...

As the cost of construction hits the rooftop, those building their homes are now resorting to different means of cutting costs, including laying out their own tiles. But what does it take?

We've tested a lot of tile cutters but the Sigma 2G stands out amongst them all. See why in our tested Sigma 2G tile cutter review.

The TS-14 is designed to quickly remove vinyl, parquet, linoleum, VCT, carpeting, ceramic tile, and other flooring materials. Sep 22, 2015 This video shows how to operate and maintain the EDCO ...

Whether at the kitchen sink or the bathtub, cleaning away soap scum and grime is a pain — and quite literally if you ...

Just make sure it looks square. The tile likely won’t fit in narrow spaces, so this is the opportunity to use a wet saw or whatever tool you have nearby to cut the tile. You can use a snap ...

Job size: If you’ve got a small bathroom with little open floor and lots of tile cutting required, the labor rate per square foot will be higher than charged for a larger, spacious bathroom.

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According to nutritionist Tara Tomaino, a registered dietitian, beans (think chickpeas, black beans, etc.) are a great option ...