Oddly enough, even if a single ceramic tile on your kitchen or bathroom wall breaks you'll suddenly feel like you're living in a transient hotel. Luckily, you can replace it using a few simple steps:
- Use a grout saw to remove the grout around it.
- Score the tile using a glasscutter to cut lines from corner to corner in an "X" shape.
- Wearing goggles, tap the center point with a chisel and hammer. It should break neatly into four pieces.
- Clean the area of remnant grout and tiles, smear adhesive on the replacement tile, center it in the hole and keep it in place with masking tape.
- Grout saw
- Glass cutter
- Hammer
- Chisel
- Goggles
- Tile adhesive
- Masking tape
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