When you are working with grout and other things that require you to mix powder with water you should wear a dust mask or some type of protection. And never go barefoot in your mosaics studio.
Are there safety rules one must always follow?
Always wear goggles. If you are smashing tiles with hammer you don't want to do it blindly in a grocery sack because you can damage the glaze on your ceramic tile.
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Always wear goggles. If you are smashing tiles with hammer you don't want to do it blindly in a grocery sack because you can damage the glaze on your ceramic tile. I always use a small tack hammer because it's lightweight and I can control it and I hit my tiles on the unglazed side right into a leather glove that I am wearing on my other hand. That's the best way to preserve the glaze on your tile, but I never recommend smashing glass or a mirror with the hammer. It's dangerous and unless you are going for a very specific look, sometimes it can look kind of weird.
When you are working with grout and other things that require you to mix powder with water you should wear a dust mask or some type of protection. And never go barefoot in your mosaics studio.
When you are working with grout and other things that require you to mix powder with water you should wear a dust mask or some type of protection. And never go barefoot in your mosaics studio.
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