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Why soak tiles in water?

. Soaking in water is to prevent the tiles from absorbing the moisture of the cement mortar, causing hollowing, falling off, and ugly cracks, especially on the walls, which will be sprinkled before paving. The same is true. The tiles are more or less porous, which is normal. Soaking water before paving is to allow the pores to fully absorb water, and porcelain tiles have a higher density and a much smaller porosity, which makes the water absorption rate very low.



. What kind of tiles need to be soaked in water



In terms of the water absorption rate of the tiles, the water absorption rate is small, so there is no need to soak in the paving. The glazed wall tiles and floor tiles used in kitchen and bathroom generally have a relatively large water absorption rate. It is necessary to soak it when you paste it. Of course, if it is a tile with low water absorption, there is no need to soak.

.How to soak tiles in water

Since it says 'soak in waterHowever, there are also some irresponsible construction teams who pile up the tiles and pour water on them with water pipes. This can only soak the tiles and not make the tiles fully 'satisfied'. Various problems are likely to occur after paving.