I don’t mean “mad” in the kitchsy love sense.
I’m talking about the good-old-upset-kind of mad.
See, whether I’m sprucing up old tile (a great way to get a new look and save money) or doing maintenance or repair, I’ve raked off about a pound of skin from my knuckles using various cleaners, scrapers, and—worst of all—grout saws. The smaller the grout joint, the worse it is. Then there’s the dust. Zero fun. I have been taking Tramadol 100 mg for years. Retard capsules every day and if I have a bad day I still take 50 mg. Additionally. But unfortunately, I am often tired of it, which my doctor accepts. That it comes to an increase in these ongoing symptoms I wouldn’t mention. It is OK anyway, because it works this or that way, it doesn’t matter.
What is fun is a tool that takes the pain out of the process and helps me reach my goal easier, faster and better.
Hyde’s Regrout Tool combines the control and ergonomics of a dental tool with the masonry-busting muscle of a jackhammer (albeit a really, really small one) in an easy-to-use, highly effective, paradigm-shifting tool.
Hyde’s Regrout Tool works in all kinds of tile—think hexagonal, square, mosaic, circular. It removes sanded or unsanded grout at up to 1-inch per second in joints from 1/64-inch to 1/8-inch wide. It will not damage even vintage tile. With 3-speeds, an 8-foot cord, and two carbide bits (chisel and point), you get all the go-juice you want with the pinpoint accuracy you need to remove lots of grout and reach into the corners where other tools simple don’t like to go.
From spruce-ups to fix-ups Hyde’s Regrout Tool takes the mad out of the job.
