What if it rains after grouting?

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Rain can be very dangerous after tiling, especially in the first 24 hours. This is true even if the grout is still wet. Too much water can change the structure of the grout or make it harder to clean. Before putting cement down, the area needs to be dry for at least 24 hours. We recommend covering the area in case of heavy rainfall. Cold weather can cause the glue to dry more slowly, dampen unevenly, and lose its power. A flexible type of tile grout that doesn&#x27;t absorb water is more effective in preventing water damage when working outdoors. Once the grout dries, it requires drying with water; adding it too quickly could lead to unsatisfactory results. The tiles could be vulnerable to water damage, particularly if they freeze. Wetting the grout surface after sanding may improve the outcome in cases of high temperatures, dryness, or wind.

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