My plumbing under my kitchen sink became disconnected and water was
running all over my sealed saltillo tile floor. Now the tile is wet
and I want to know what is the best way to dry it out?
Thanks!
Jeanne D
Tucson, Az

remove each piece and take them outside

just kidding

Towel?
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My plumbing under my kitchen sink became disconnected and water was
running all over my sealed saltillo tile floor. Now the tile is wet
and I want to know what is the best way to dry it out?
Thanks!
Jeanne D
Tucson, Az

On 27 Dec 2005 04:38:12 -0800, wrote:

My plumbing under my kitchen sink became disconnected and water was
running all over my sealed saltillo tile floor. Now the tile is wet
and I want to know what is the best way to dry it out?
Thanks!
Jeanne D
Tucson, Az

Try a small table top fan...

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My plumbing under my kitchen sink became disconnected and water was
running all over my sealed saltillo tile floor. Now the tile is wet
and I want to know what is the best way to dry it out?

It wasn't sealed? If yes, wipe the water up. If not, time. Lots of
time. Each tile can soak up close to a quart of water.


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wrote in message
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My plumbing under my kitchen sink became disconnected and water was
running all over my sealed saltillo tile floor. Now the tile is wet
and I want to know what is the best way to dry it out?
Thanks!
Jeanne D
Tucson, Az


Just wait. Possibly set up a fan to help the process but saltillo holds a
huge amount of water and will take a while to dry out. The good news is
that in Tuscon, you're humidity is pretty low so it shouldn't take too
awfully long to dry out. I'm in ABQ and when I installed saltillo, the
tiles typically dried out in under 24 hours.
Cheers,
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James Culbertson wrote:snip The good news is
that in Tusconsnip
Uh, that's
"Tucson"! One of our pet peeves... Tom in Tucson

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James Culbertson wrote:snip The good news is
that in Tusconsnip
Uh, that's
"Tucson"! One of our pet peeves... Tom in Tucson


Ooops! Honest typo....I really do know how to spell Tucs...er Tucson.
Try spelling Albuquerque for everyone, it gets monotonous.
Cheers,
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