# Free Do-it-Yourself Bathroom Floor Replacement
Things You'll Need
- Damp sponge
- Bucket
- Water
- Grout
- Trowel
- Broken tiles
- Glass pebbles
Instructions
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Dampen a sponge and wipe down the current tile flooring of your bathroom floor.
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Mix the grout and water in a bucket, according to the grout package instructions.
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Dip a trowel in the grout and scoop out a healthy amount onto the trowel. Smooth the grout across the floor so that there is an even base of about an inch.
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Press broken tiles and glass pebbles directly into the grout. One idea is to place a pebble roughly in the center of the floor. Then make rings of pebbles around the center pebble so that they grow larger and larger and take up the entire expanse of the floor.
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Add more grout over the pebbles, scraping it away so the pebbles are revealed but the spaces between the pebbles are filled. Allow the grout to set for about 10 minutes. Then wipe away excess grout with a damp sponge.
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