I am pleased to introduce a guest author for this post: Ben Santos. I’ve been approached before about using guest authors but it’s never been the right fit.
As you’ll see, Ben has a very candid writing style and he’s a star on video as well. So I hope you enjoy this post and be sure to check out his blog: https://www.HamiltonTileGA.com/a-tile-guys-journey-blog
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes
Working Clean and Being Tidy While Installing Tile
The biggest issue with new thinset users is the inherent mess.
For example, thinset on your clothes, on your tools and all over your work area. As a result, this makes for an unnecessarily chaotic install.
However, there is a simple fix for working clean on your tile job and all it takes is a bit of discipline.
This simple task performed every 30 minutes will help to keep your work area, your tools, and your clothes much cleaner.
Additionally, it will also help you be more aware of your surroundings by developing a very practical habit.
My stance is that working in a mess has a compounding effect and will show through in your finished tile work.
Consequently, if you look at any true professional installer, a guy that takes pride in his work, I’ll bet he keeps a generally organized, neat job site.
Therefore, if professionals are striving to be working clean, you should too, in hopes of having a professional-looking finished project.
So watch the video below and, on your next tile project, be conscious of the cleanliness of your job site. It is sure to reflect on the quality of your finished project.
In conclusion, be sure to visit me at www.HamiltonTileGA.com/a-tile-guys-journey-blog for many useful tips from a professional tile installer and building enthusiast.
