blueman wrote:
dave writes:

I already tested all over (both areas) with a toilet plunger, and the
linoleum is "stuck down GOOD'n'TIGHT" everywhere to the slab, central
areas included, wall TO wall, *NOT* just along the edges...


Just because it is "stuck down GOOD'n'TIGHT" now, doesn't mean the
lino will be so in the future.

Really, why? Nevermind. Save yourself some embarassment.

I have heard pros suggesting nailing down the lino every 8" before
applying tile. Also, any loose or uneven areas should be
removed. Finally, make sure that the floor/subfloor underneath is
strong and stable.

You've 'heard' but you don't 'know' jack ****. It's a concrete slab genius.


snip the perfectionist bs

You can't even read...