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Watering and curing floor tiles after laying: Is it really useful?
The idea of sprinkler maintenance after paving the floor tiles is really a bit like tickling, which is not only useless, but also may bring trouble. This article will deeply discuss the feasibility of this practice, and help you better understand the maintenance methods of floor tiles.

Sprinkler curing: ineffective and harmful

The water sprinkled on the surface of the floor tile cannot penetrate into the mortar layer. If water can really seep down, it shows that the quality of floor tiles needs to be improved, otherwise there may be a bottomless floor in the future. If water seeps through the cracks in the tiles, it will be even worse. Because cement mortar is not completely hardened, it will change its organizational structure when it meets water, which may lead to the appearance of empty drum.

The responsibility of a mason's master

Masons, there is really no need to sprinkle water on the surface of floor tiles for maintenance. Be sure to explain it clearly to the owners to avoid them spraying too much water. Because some owners may be very diligent and sprinkle a lot of water on the surface of tiles every day, it will be difficult to explain clearly if there are problems in the future.

Correct maintenance methods

The correct maintenance method of floor tiles is to wait for at least 24 hours after the paving is completed, so that the cement mortar can be fully hardened. Then, wipe the floor with clean water and neutral detergent to keep it dry and clean. This can ensure the quality and beauty of floor tiles.