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Back tiling again after a long break and loving it!!! After mixing grout with a teaspoon - forgot to wash it and now it's caked and hard. Is there a nifty technique or do I just stab it with a veggie knife till it all comes off?

Please don't tell me what I should have done - I already know!

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Sprinkle some vinegar on it to start with. leave it to soak in, then.... Half fill a mug with boiling water, baking soda, and vinegar. pop the spoon in and leave it to soak over night. Should chip off much easier.

If that doesn't work, buy a new spoon :)
 
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Yeah, he's been miserable without you to talk too :)

He was pining worse than a lost puppy.
 
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KateJ

I don't have vinegar so I'm soaking it in neat appliance descaler. There is already some kind of chemical reaction- will update soon. ***
 
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KateJ

I will buy some stuff at charity shops for tiling - just didn't think of it. My cookware has been serving me well so far....
Boxing in to do before I can finish tiling- never used drywall fixings before - it's voyage of discovery!!!
Photos all in good time....

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