How to Grout Tile Backsplash 

The best tip in this video is at 8:16, where to dispose of the grout water.... the neighbors yard 🤣 ! Excellent idea!

Great video. Thanks for not making this a 4.5 hrs long like all the others.

Hahaha I love the ending, I agree neighbors yard is where that nasty water will end up

Excellent video. To the point, clear sound, good tips. Doing my first backsplash in an hour so this really helped. Thanks!

Thanks just finished my backsplash this video was a huge help. Made me feel confident enough to get it done.

"Dump the bucket in the neighbors yard so you don't wreck your lawn "......hahaha😂

Thank you very much for your instructive video. Have a great day.

Thank you so much, this was enormously helpful!

Excellent video! And your comments and tips along the way are very helpful. Thank you!

Freaking awesome how-to! Thank you!

About to grout my backsplash right now. Thank you for the video!!!🤙😎

About to grout my backsplash right now. On my way to buy the grout appliance you recommend

Thank you. My first time doing this and you video was a great help.

lol at dumping it in your neighbors yard. I don't even think you were kidding haha

Great demo. This was a big help.

Hi great video , can I just ask how long did you leave it from grouting to wiping with sponge , I heard you say "leave for a little while " but how long ? Thanks 😊

Great video buddy!

Im not a professional tiler im a carpenter/joiner but I usually tile the floor and walls after ive installed the kitchen, and I used to grout the way you have just done and i wandered why my joints sunk and even grout pushed in or fell out, until my professional tiling mate tiled a kitchen for me and the worst thing you can do is to go diagonally or in the same direction as the joints, You should go across the joints so that the squeegee flicks the grout through the joints and fills the joints completely and wraps round the back of the tiles and then it can't fall out and especially if water gets through it will run down the back of the tiles and cause damp and then the tiles come loose, especially in a shower,

Looks great! If you want those tiles painted, is it best to paint them before applying to the wall to avoid losing the grout color? Or those type of subway tiles shouldnt be painted at all?

thank you.

I really need to go tile something now!

Thanks for the video and tips.

Great How To!

I didn't mask my plugs, Years ago.When that 110 comes through that wet sponge it will shock the living shit out of you,And you will never leave tape off your plugs again!

Great tips! But the neighbors yard?!? 😂😂

Can I do these same tile without spacers, and will I be able to get grout in the joints? Thanks

what type of grout did you use? Sanded? Un-sanded? How do you know which to use?

Bro looks like Hawkeye. Except I actually watched this bwahahahaha. Thanks the video :)

So the grout is just one initial covering and maybe just a couple of touch ups?

How long should you wait after applying the grout should you use the sponge

Years ago, in the land of 220v and wire fuses, failure to observe basic electrical safety resulted in BANG, you're dead...🤪

I was thinking of grouting wth sanded grout but am I risking scratching my backsplash material if I do that? It looks like yours is unsanded.

hello how long should you wait to wipe the tile off.

Whats that flat thing called that you use to put the grout on the tiles? Does it scratch the tiles when putting on the grout? Thanks nice video!

"Maybe in the neighbors yard"!? You know..... IT'S PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!! That make this world AWESOME!!! Bahhahahahahahah!

Do you have to wait for the grout to dry first before u sponge off the excess?

what kind of grout are you using? are bags better than the premade stuff?

As an electrician I could hear that outlet screaming

"in the neighbour's yard" 🤣

Neighbor’s yard 🤣

the tiles will prob outlast the actual house , im shocked how disposable american homes are made ,of course they can last forever with care but its def harder work than a brick/stone build

downvoted because you suggested ruining your neighbors lawn over yours. We need better citizens ugh

Dumb question, but do you do this the same way if you have white grout and a colored tile?