WHEN, WHERE, & HOW TO USE: GROUT VS. CAULK

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You find grout and caulk in similar places, but they're not the same thing. Learn the difference between grout vs caulk and where to use them!

Grout is a cement-like mixture used to fill gaps between tiles.

You should use grout when your tile has been installed, and the mortar is dry.

Just mix it, spread it, clean the excess, and seal the grout. SIMPLE!

Caulk is a flexible substance used to fill gaps between tile and other surfaces.

Use caulk to help maintain a waterproof seal.

Just prepare the nozzle, pull the tip along the seam, and then smooth out the caulk bead.

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